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How does the FoV work in AVIOTEC?

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The field of view (FoV) determines the flame and smoke size for the fire to be detected.

For example, to detect fire in a wider field of view, the smoke and flame size needs to be bigger.

Whereas a smaller flame and smoke can be detected in a narrow field of view.

The FoV is measured in millimeters (mm): is the calculation of the optical distance from the point where light converge to form a sharp image of an object to the sensor.

The focal length tells us the angle of view:

  • Short focal length means wide angle of view
  • Long focal length means narrow angle of view and high magnification

Here it is the difference between a 14mm lens and 140 mm lens



 Nice to know:

  • For a better understanding of using Video-based fire detection AVIOTEC IP starlight 8000 and its features, we encourage you to join our online Camera fundamentals for AVIOTEC training from Bosch Building Technologies Academy!



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