Bi830-43 | Bi830 Near-IR Interference Bandpass FilterThe MidOpt Bi830 43 filters are for use with IR LED or laser diode illuminators operating at or very close to the 830nm wavelength. Our new Bi832 filters feature a much narrower band design that is ideal for use when ambient light conditions might otherwise create unacceptable contrast. They can be useful in night vision, security, traffic control, LPR, and industrial inspection applications. All MidOpt filters can also be purchased unmounted or in

Specifications + Useful Range Min 355 nm Useful Range Max 635 nm Stabledge No Adhesive Backed Yes Tolerance 10 % Peak Transmission ≤ 10 % Surface Quality (Scratch-Dig) 40-20 Substrate Material Clear Glass Filter Diameter M37 x P0

526 mm Exit Pupil Position -40

Specifications + Useful Range Min 800 nm Useful Range Max 1100 nm Stabledge Yes Adhesive Backed Yes Tolerance 10 % Peak Transmission ≤ 90 % Surface Quality (Scratch-Dig) 40-20 Substrate Material Colored Glass Filter Diameter M49 x P0

Brand Advanced Illumination Series BL193 Wavelength WHI Color White Driver I3S Ingress Protection IP50 Length 14 in Weight 508g Can Be Strobed Yes Can Be Overdrive Strobed Yes Can Be Constantly On Yes Can Be Dimmed Dimmable Connection 2M Flying Lead Full Description

Example Part Number:BL18-470 / TFD / SC15

The MidOpt Bi385-46 is a UV narrowband interference filter that can be used together with 385nm UV LED

The ODSXA30-530 machine vision light from Smart Vision Lights is a prox light in SVL's ODSXA30 spot light series

this easy separation makes it possible to post-process the red and blue channels for NDVI by performing the calculation: NDVI = (blue – red) / (blue + red)

Opto Engineering TC12016

The MidOpt FL550-82 is used to eliminate the strong greenish color that often results when illuminating with white fluorescent lighting

The MidOpt SP625-43 removes most of the red wavelengths and all of the near-IR light from a scene

5 filter enhances the viewing of subjects illuminated by blue LED lighting and any UV-excited blue fluorescence emissions (430-500nm)