Applications and compatible instruments
For focus adjustment and comparison of directional sharpness in lenses, cameras and microscopes.
Siemens Star Resolution Target R66: For focus adjustment and comparison of directional sharpness in lenses, cameras and microscopes.

Alternating radial sectors become narrower toward the centre, increasing the local tangential spatial frequency.
Use a star pattern to compare sharpness by direction, reveal a changing detail threshold toward the centre and make focus differences easy to see.
Radial sectors become finer toward the centre, exposing changes with orientation and radius in one field. USAF provides discrete labelled elements. A binary star and a sinusoidal star have different waveforms, so their analysis methods are not automatically interchangeable.
Sector count, active diameter, centre region, polarity and reference marks can be chosen around the field of view.
A glass target in the selected pattern, polarity and substrate format, with the dimensional inspection or calibration records included in the order.
For focus adjustment and comparison of directional sharpness in lenses, cameras and microscopes.
Check sector angles, centre, polarity and the smallest usable features outside the excluded centre.
Quality & Inspection PhotolithographyCompare focus and resolved detail with this optical test pattern.
For N line pairs around a circle, frequency at radius r is N/(2πr). Specify the central exclusion region and sector count. Binary-star contrast requires a suitable analysis method.
Siemens Star Resolution Target R66: For focus adjustment and comparison of directional sharpness in lenses, cameras and microscopes.
Match this artwork reference to its labelled dimensions, polarity and active field. The product image, manufacturing artwork and inspection drawing should identify the same revision.
Artwork reference, labelled geometry, active area, substrate outline, illumination and inspection requirements.
Use the pattern reference and its specific geometry, labels and intended measurement. A similar outline or photograph does not establish the same frequency, coordinates or reading convention.