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Lens Characteristics
Lens
FOV
(H deg x V deg)Weight
Grams per pair3.5 mm, F1.8
Manual iris, fixed focus95 x 79
140 g
6.0 mm, F1.3
Manual iris and focus65 x 51
100 g
12 mm, F1.8 (1" aperture)
Manual iris and focus35 x 27
224 g
16 mm, F1.4
Manual iris and focus27 x 20
200 g
Range Resolution
The resolution of range images produced from stereo is a function of the stereo head optics, imager characteristics, and distance to the object. The chart below show the range resolution for three of the lenses above.
The range resolution was calculated based on a pixel size of 6.0 um, sub-pixel interpolation of x16, and a stereo baseline of 90 mm. The range resolution grows with distance squared. Even at moderate distances, though, the range resolution is excellent. For example, a wide-angle 4.8 mm lens still has a precision of about 2 cm at 5 m.
The formula for computing range resolution is:
dR = .0060 * R**2 / (16*90*L),where R is the range to the object, and L is the lens focal length. All dimensions should be in mm.