Talk about the problem of monitoring accessories "infrared light" angle
Bench drill is a compact size of the pillar drill that is designed for drilling holes through materials including a range of woods, plastics and metals. They are suitable for smaller holes or work pieces and have moderate to high speeds. The dills always come with a belt driver that makes it possible to select different speed: High speed for wood and lower speed for metal. In order to suit different size of projects, the height and angle of bench is adjustable.
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Secondly, the larger the angle of emission of the infrared light, the better the picture will be. In some cases, if the angle of the infrared light is too large, it will affect the imaging. For example, the corridor, because of its "small and long" characteristics, if the emission angle of the infrared light is too large, the imaging of the near edge will be too bright, forming a "light curtain" phenomenon; the far center is invisible, only a white phenomenon. Therefore, the infrared light in the corridor should be one-half or one-third of the lens angle.
Third, you can use the "lighting" technology, two narrow-angle infrared lights to match and adjust the position, you can achieve the effect of wide-angle lights, the market's "night hawk" series infrared night vision system, is the use of "lighting" Technology has achieved both telephoto and wide angle. Under the same power conditions, the "lighting" technology can double the range of action.
In general, the problem of the angle of emission of infrared lamps is both a matter of choice and a matter of technology. For lenses with different focal lengths, the infrared light should be selected to match the emission angle. The emission angle of the infrared light should not be larger than the angle of view of the lens under any conditions. In narrow environments, it should be smaller than the lens angle. Even one-third of the infrared light. The narrow-angle infrared light can be combined to achieve an ideal wide-angle effect with better results and lower cost.