

3.4mm M6.5 13MP miniature low distortion wide-angle lens for 1/3″ sensors, featuring 80° diagonal FOV, <1.5% distortion, F2.2 aperture, 0.1m M.O.D., and 3.95mm TTL.
M603413006822 is Low-distortion 13-Megapixel 1/3″ CCTV lens with F2.2 aperture, 80° diagonal FOV, 5P structure, and M6.5×0.25 mount for security surveillance.
| IMAGE FORMAT | 1/3″ |
| FOCAL LENGTH | 3.4mm |
| F.O.V. | 80°(D=5.86) |
| 68°(H=4.68) | |
| 54°(V=3.52) | |
| RESOLUTION | 13 MP |
| TV DISTORTION | <1.5% |
| APERTURE | F2.2 |
| MOUNT | M6.5×0.25 |
| IRIS | Fixed |
| M.O.D. | 0.1m |
| T.T.L. | 3.95mm |
| STRUCTURE | 5P |
| CRA | <34° |
This 3.4mm M6.5 miniature lens is designed for 1/3″ sensors and supports 13MP high-resolution imaging with an 80° diagonal field of view and TV distortion below 1.5%. Its compact 3.95mm TTL, F2.2 fixed aperture, and 0.1m minimum object distance make it suitable for detailed imaging in space-constrained machine vision and embedded camera systems.
The combination of 13MP resolution and controlled distortion makes this lens suitable for compact vision systems that require detailed image capture without sacrificing field of view.
Its 68° horizontal FOV provides useful scene coverage while the <1.5% TV distortion helps maintain the shape and position of objects across the image. This balance is valuable in inspection systems where image detail and geometric consistency are both important.
Designed for high-resolution compact machine vision application.
Typical applications include:
For system-level optical selection, the Lens Selection Guide provides guidance on matching focal length, sensor size, field of view, and imaging requirements.
The 0.1m minimum object distance allows the 3.4mm lens to be used for relatively close-range imaging. This is particularly useful when the camera must be positioned near the inspection target while still covering a reasonably wide area.
Potential applications include:
The FOV Calculator can be used to estimate image coverage based on sensor dimensions, focal length, and working distance.
With an 80° diagonal field of view and TV distortion below 1.5%, this lens provides wide scene coverage without relying on a fisheye optical design.
The controlled distortion is useful when image geometry needs to remain consistent across the frame, including applications involving object positioning, visual measurement, and machine-assisted inspection.
For more information about distortion characteristics, see the Distortion Guide.
The M6.5 × 0.25 mount and 3.95mm TTL make the lens suitable for camera architectures where conventional C-Mount or CS-Mount optics may be too large.
It can be integrated into:
The Sensor Guide can help engineers verify the relationship between a 1/3″ sensor and the lens image format.
This lens can be considered for:
Q: What sensor size is this 3.4mm lens designed for?
A: The lens is designed for a 1/3″ image format and provides an 80° diagonal, 68° horizontal, and 54° vertical field of view.
Q: What resolution does the lens support?
A: The lens is specified for 13MP resolution, making it suitable for high-resolution compact camera and machine vision applications.
Q: Is the 3.4mm lens a fisheye lens?
A: No. Although it provides an 80° diagonal field of view, the specified TV distortion is below 1.5%. This indicates a controlled-distortion wide-angle design rather than a fisheye lens.
Q: What does the <1.5% distortion specification mean?
A: TV distortion below 1.5% indicates that the lens maintains relatively strong geometric control across its field of view. This is useful for inspection, positioning, and other applications where image geometry matters.
Q: What is the minimum object distance of this lens?
A: The specified M.O.D. is 0.1m, allowing the lens to be used for relatively close-range imaging and inspection.
Q: What mount does this miniature lens use?
A: It uses an M6.5 × 0.25 mount, which is intended for compact camera modules and miniature optical assemblies.
Q: What is the field of view of the 3.4mm lens?
A: On a 1/3″ sensor, the lens provides 80° diagonal FOV, 68° horizontal FOV, and 54° vertical FOV.
Q: Is the aperture adjustable?
A: No. The lens uses a fixed F2.2 aperture and fixed iris configuration.
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