

0.9mm M12 Fisheye lens with 170° FOV, F2.8 aperture, 0.1m M.O.D. and 12mm T.T.L. for compact wide-area imaging systems.
S00914014528F is 0.9mm High-Precision Fisheye lens with Built-In Filter, F2.8 170° M12/S-mount ultra-wide-angle lens,1/4″ Megapixel CCTV Lens.
| IMAGE FORMAT | 1/4″ |
| FOCAL LENGTH | 0.9mm |
| F.O.V. | 170°(D) |
| 145°(H) | |
| 122°(V) | |
| RESOLUTION | MP |
| TV DISTORTION | <-19% |
| APERTURE | F2.8 |
| MOUNT | M12x0.5 |
| IRIS | Fixed |
| M.O.D. | 0.1m |
| T.T.L. | 12mm |
| STRUCTURE | 2G2P+IRCF |
This 0.9mm M12 Fisheye lens is an fixed focal lens designed for compact 1/4″ imaging systems that require exceptionally broad scene coverage. It provides a 170° diagonal, 145° horizontal, and 122° vertical field of view, allowing a large surrounding area to be captured from a compact camera position. With an F2.8 fixed aperture, 0.1m M.O.D., 12mm T.T.L., and M12x0.5 mount, the lens is well suited to embedded and industrial imaging applications where wide coverage and compact optical integration are priorities.
The extremely short 0.9mm focal length and 170° diagonal FOV make this lens particularly suitable when a conventional Fisheye lens cannot provide sufficient scene coverage.
Typical application scenarios include:
Designed for ultra-wide embedded vision applications where maximum scene coverage and compact optical integration are more important than minimizing geometric distortion.
For additional compact M12 configurations, see TOWIN’s M12 Lenses. Engineers looking for other broad-coverage configurations can also review the M12 Wide Angle Lens category.
The lens is specified for a 1/4″ image format and can be evaluated for compact camera systems using compatible imaging sensors.
Potential device configurations include:
Because the supplied specification lists the resolution as MP, the final camera pairing should be verified against the actual sensor resolution and image quality requirements before production integration.
TOWIN’s Sensor Guide provides additional guidance on matching image sensors and lenses.
The main optical characteristic of this lens is its exceptionally broad field of view:
This makes the lens suitable for systems that need to observe a large surrounding area while keeping the optical assembly extremely compact.
The <-19% TV distortion should be considered during system design. This lens is not intended as a low-distortion optic. Instead, its design prioritizes extremely wide scene coverage. Applications involving precise dimensional measurement or strict geometric accuracy may require distortion correction or a different optical configuration.
For more information about the relationship between lens distortion and imaging performance, see TOWIN’s Distortion Guide.
The FOV Calculator can also help engineers evaluate whether this ultra-wide field of view is appropriate for a particular camera installation.
The M12x0.5 mount makes the lens suitable for compact camera architectures where installation space is limited. Its 12mm T.T.L. further supports applications requiring a short overall optical package.
The 0.1m M.O.D. allows the lens to capture a wide scene even when the camera is installed relatively close to the target area. This characteristic can be valuable for compact embedded devices where both camera size and viewing coverage are important design constraints.
For applications involving customized optical and mechanical integration, TOWIN’s Optical Design resources provide additional technical guidance.
This 0.9mm lens should be selected when maximum viewing coverage is the primary optical requirement.
It is different from a low-distortion lens such as a conventional machine vision optic. The <-19% TV distortion specification means some image deformation is expected, particularly toward the edges of the very wide image.
For applications such as scene awareness, broad-area monitoring, object detection, and embedded vision, this trade-off can be acceptable. For precision inspection or measurement, engineers should evaluate distortion together with sensor characteristics, working distance, calibration, and image-processing requirements.
TOWIN’s Lens Selection Guide can help compare focal length, FOV, distortion, sensor format, and application requirements.
This lens combines an extremely short 0.9mm focal length, 170° diagonal FOV, 145° horizontal FOV, 122° vertical FOV, 0.1m M.O.D., and 12mm T.T.L. in a compact M12 optical configuration.
Its primary advantage is the ability to capture an exceptionally large area from a small camera installation. This makes it particularly valuable for embedded imaging systems where the available optical space is limited but the required viewing area is large.
For project-specific lens selection, sensor matching, or custom optical requirements, contact TOWIN for further engineering evaluation.
Q: What is the field of view of this 0.9mm M12 lens?
A: The specified field of view is 170° diagonal, 145° horizontal, and 122° vertical.
Q: Is this a low-distortion M12 lens?
A: No. The specified TV distortion is <-19%. The lens is designed primarily for extremely wide scene coverage rather than low geometric distortion.
Q: What is the minimum object distance?
A: The specified M.O.D. is 0.1m.
Q: What mount does this lens use?
A: It uses an M12x0.5 mounting interface.
Q: What is the total track length of this lens?
A: The specified T.T.L. is 12mm.
Q: What aperture does this lens use?
A: The lens uses a fixed F2.8 aperture.
Q: What image format is this lens designed for?
A: The specified image format is 1/4″.
Q: Is this lens suitable for machine vision applications?
A: It can be considered for machine vision and embedded vision applications where extremely broad scene coverage is required. For precision measurement applications, the specified distortion should be carefully evaluated.
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