Lens module for an opto-electronic range finder

Optics: measuring and testing – Range or remote distance finding – With photodetection

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350294, 354 25, G01C 310, G03B 708

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043975470

ABSTRACT:
A lens module for use in an opto-electronic range finder double ray deflection for the projection of two images of an object onto two linear image sensors disposed in a single image plane has a prismatic body having a trapezoidal base with a V-shaped notch in a central area of the longer of the parallel trapezoid sides of the base. The surfaces of the notch are substantially parallel to the nearest non-parallel trapezoid side. A projection from the shorter parallel trapezoid side has a pair of light exit ports leading to the respective image sensors and a pair of light inlet ports are disposed at opposite ends of the longer parallel trapezoid side.

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