

The M12 1.7mm 4MP wide angle lens is designed for OV9732 cameras, providing 152° diagonal, 130° horizontal, and 71° vertical FOV with F2.0 aperture and <21% TV distortion. Its compact 12mm TTL suits embedded vision, robotics, security, and industrial imaging systems.
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| IMAGE FORMAT | Φ5.2 |
| FOCAL LENGTH | 1.7mm |
| F.O.V. OV9732 | 152°(D=4.50) |
| 130°(H=3.89) | |
| 71°(V=2.21) | |
| RESOLUTION | 4 MP |
| TV DIST. | <21% |
| APERTURE | F2.0 |
| MOUNT | M12x0.5 |
| IRIS | Fixed |
| M.O.D. | 0.2m |
| T.T.L. | 12.0mm |
| STRUCTURE | 2G4P+IRCF |
This 1.7mm M12 wide angle lens is designed for the OV9732 sensor, providing a 152° diagonal field of view, 4MP resolution, F2.0 aperture, and compact 12.0mm TTL for embedded vision, monitoring, robotics, and wide-area imaging applications.
Unlike extreme fisheye lenses designed primarily for maximum angular coverage, this 1.7mm M12 wide angle lens provides a 152° diagonal FOV with a TV distortion specification below 21%. This makes it a useful option for applications that need a broad view while retaining more manageable image geometry.
For applications requiring a more controlled geometric projection, engineers can compare the optical characteristics of the Low Distortion Lens range.
For compact camera development, the M12 Lenses category provides additional M12 optical options for different sensors and fields of view.
The relationship between sensor size, focal length, and viewing coverage can also be evaluated using the FOV Calculator before finalizing the camera and lens combination.
Designed for compact embedded vision, robotics, security monitoring, and wide-area imaging applications.
Q: What sensor is this M12 1.7mm lens designed for?
A: The supplied specification identifies OV9732 as the target sensor configuration, with a Φ5.2 image format.
Q: What is the field of view of this lens?
A: The specified FOV is 152° diagonal, 130° horizontal, and 71° vertical.
Q: Is this lens a fisheye lens?
A: No. Although the 152° diagonal FOV is very wide, the specified TV distortion is below 21%, which distinguishes it from the extreme fisheye designs in this product range. It is better classified as a wide-angle lens.
Q: Why is a 152° lens not necessarily a fisheye lens?
A: Field‑of‑view alone cannot define a fisheye lens; optical projection and distortion also matter. This lens delivers a wide 152° diagonal FOV with far better‑controlled distortion than typical 180°+ strong fisheye lenses.
Q: What is the advantage of the F2.0 aperture?
A: The F2.0 aperture provides a relatively large optical opening, helping the camera collect sufficient light for wide-angle imaging under different lighting conditions.
Q: What is the minimum object distance?
A: The specified M.O.D. is 0.2m, allowing the lens to capture objects at relatively close distances while maintaining its wide-angle imaging capability.
Q: Is this lens suitable for robotics vision?
A: Yes. Its broad FOV can provide a wider environmental view for robotic systems, while the more controlled distortion makes the image easier to process than an extreme fisheye image in applications where conventional scene geometry is preferred.
Q: Does IRCF mean that this lens is IR corrected?
A: No. IRCF indicates an IR cut filter configuration. It should not be interpreted as an IR-corrected optical design. If focus consistency between visible and near-infrared wavelengths is required, an actual IR Corrected Lens should be selected.
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