Numerical aperture sets light collection, the diffraction limit and, inversely, depth of field. Six checks across six POMEAS telecentric models, with figures.
A telecentric lens covers a maximum sensor, not every sensor. How to match 1/2, 2/3, 1 and 1.1 inch cameras to the image circle, with published field tables.
A double image is rarely a lens fault. Rule out lighting, acquisition and flat glass first, then work six causes in check order, with published POMEAS specs.
Telecentricity removes magnification drift, not defocus, tilt or lighting drift. Bound each term in micrometres, then run six checks, with published values.
Substituting a vision light is not a colour and size swap. Wavelength, uniformity, 24 V control, geometry and working distance decide it, with POMEAS values.
Before replacing a Starrett optical comparator, compare stage travel, optical magnification, edge detection, accuracy and which 2D features an IMAGE 3 can measure.
A comparator reads a silhouette by eye; a camera reads pixels against a threshold. Six parameters decide whether the profile you trust survives the switch.
A quoted accuracy is taken on one standard, at one magnification, over one area. Six parameters decide whether a substitute microscope holds your tolerance.
What to verify before substituting an industrial microscope when the installed base is small: six parameters and a template for the replacement specification.
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