Halcon Calibration Target | Machine Vision Camera Calibration Board – Calibvision

Price range: $38.99 through $1,028.98

Pattern on soda lime glass and matte ceramic;
Standard arrays: 7×7 | 9×9 configurations;
30 in-stock models from 10×10mm to 135×135mm;
Low-reflective brown chrome coating;
Easy payment with same-day fast shipping;
Custom available for any size, pattern, shape and materials.
Ideal for: Halcon ActiveVision calibration software, X-Y stage distortion testing, AOI certification, optical metrology, and machine vision applications requiring micron-level accuracy.

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Product Overview

These calibration patterns are made from high-quality soda-lime glass, offering excellent stability and durability for daily use in machine vision and precision measurement environments. They are widely used for calibrating optical systems, XY stages, and various 2D measurement setups.

With a feature-to-feature accuracy of up to 1 micron, the targets provide the precision required for system testing, alignment, and performance verification. You can select different dot sizes and spacing options depending on your specific calibration needs.

Grid arrays are commonly used to check and correct imaging distortion. In an ideal system, all rows and columns should remain perfectly perpendicular. If the captured image shows bent or curved grids, the distortion pattern can be analyzed and used for system compensation.

VisionMark™ Pro Series - Standard Halcon Series

Model Number Breaking Down: VMP-100G-80

Halcon Calibration Targets Overview Table

Model Substrate Material Overall Size (mm) Active Pattern Area (mm) Dot Diameter ø(mm) Dot Spacing (mm) Dot Array Dot Position Accuracy Details
VMP-010G-02 Soda Lime Glass 10 x 10 2.0 x 2.0 0.25 0.5 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-010G-03 Soda Lime Glass 10 x 10 3.0 x 3.0 0.1875 0.375 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-010G-05 Soda Lime Glass 10 x 10 5.0 x 5.0 0.312 0.625 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-010G-06 Soda Lime Glass 10 x 10 6.0 x 6.0 0.375 0.75 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-020G-10 Soda Lime Glass 20 x 20 10 x 10 0.625 1.25 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-030G-20 Soda Lime Glass 30 x 30 20 x 20 1.25 2.5 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-040G-30 Soda Lime Glass 40 x 40 30 x 30 1.875 3.75 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-050G-40 Soda Lime Glass 50 x 50 40 x 40 2.5 5.0 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-060G-50 Soda Lime Glass 60 x 60 50 x 50 3.125 6.25 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-068G-60 Soda Lime Glass 68 x 68 60 x 60 3.75 7.5 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-076G-60 Soda Lime Glass 76 x 76 60 x 60 3.75 7.5 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-100G-80 Soda Lime Glass 100 x 100 80 x 80 5.0 10.0 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-110G-100 Soda Lime Glass 110 x 110 100 x 100 6.25 12.5 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-127G-100 Soda Lime Glass 127 x 127 100 x 100 6.25 12.5 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-135G-120 Soda Lime Glass 135 x 135 120 x 120 6.0 12.0 9 x 9 ±1μm
VMP-010C-02 Ceramic 10 x 10 2.0 x 2.0 0.25 0.5 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-010C-03 Ceramic 10 x 10 3.0 x 3.0 0.1875 0.375 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-010C-05 Ceramic 10 x 10 5.0 x 5.0 0.312 0.625 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-010C-06 Ceramic 10 x 10 6.0 x 6.0 0.375 0.75 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-020C-10 Ceramic 20 x 20 10 x 10 0.625 1.25 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-030C-20 Ceramic 30 x 30 20 x 20 1.25 2.5 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-040C-30 Ceramic 40 x 40 30 x 30 1.875 3.75 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-050C-40 Ceramic 50 x 50 40 x 40 2.5 5.0 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-060C-50 Ceramic 60 x 60 50 x 50 3.125 6.25 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-068C-60 Ceramic 68 x 68 60 x 60 3.75 7.5 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-076C-60 Ceramic 76 x 76 60 x 60 3.75 7.5 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-100C-80 Ceramic 100 x 100 80 x 80 5.0 10.0 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-110C-100 Ceramic 110 x 110 100 x 100 6.25 12.5 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-127C-100 Ceramic 127 x 127 100 x 100 6.25 12.5 7 x 7 ±1μm
VMP-135C-120 Ceramic 135 x 135 120 x 120 6.0 12.0 9 x 9 ±1μm

Substrate Poperties Comparison

See key features between different materials and select the suitable one according to your applications.

Property
Illumination
Thermal Expansion
Feature Accuracy
Min Feature Size
Surface Flatness
Max Temperature
Transmission
Cost
Quartz Glass
Backlighting/Tramsmissive
<5x10-7/℃
±0.1μm
0.5μm
~5μm
1100℃
>93%
Medium
Soda Lime Glass
Backlighting/Tramsmissive
8.0 × 10⁻⁶ /℃
±1μm
0.7μm
~10μm
-300℃
>90%
Low
Matte Ceramic
Front Lighting/Reflective
7.2x10-7/℃
±2μm
3μm
10-80m
80℃
N/A (Opaque)
High

Min. Feature Size - 5 Types of Target Substrate

Quartz Glass

≥0.5μm

Soda Line Glass

≥1μm

Matte Ceramic

≥2μm

Film

≥15μm

Photo Paper

≥0.3mm

Calibration Targets Material Selection Guide

Explore the key differences between glass and ceramic calibration targets.
Use the tabs below to compare materials, specifications and optical features in detail.

Halcon Calibration Glass Target

Specification Datasheet - Glass Calibration Target

Accuracy Properties
Dot Diameter Accuracy ±1μm Dot Spacing Accuracy
(Any 2 Neighbor Features)
±1μm
Dot Position Accuracy
(Entire Pattern Area against ideal position)
±1μm (Dimension <= 300mm) Distance Accuracy
(from Chrome Pattern to Target Edge)
±0.05mm, ±0.1mm
Optical Properties
Coating Type Bright Chrome
(High Reflective)
Brown Chrome
(Low Reflective)
Blue Chrome
(Ultra-Low Reflective)
Reflectivity < 76.4% @550nm <10% @550nm < 17% @550nm
< 74.5% @650nm < 17.4% @650nm < 74.5% @750nm
< 74.5% @750nm < 17.4% @750nm < 5.8% @750nm
Coating Thickness 120nm (±0.20nm) 100nm (±0.20nm) 120nm (±0.20nm)
Optical Density OD>3.0 OD>3.0 OD>4.5
Physical & Mechanical Properties
Substrate Material Soda Lime Glass (Float Glass) Quartz Glass (Fused Silica)
Transmission (@550nm) >90% >95%
Thermal Expansion Coeff (20~200℃) 8.0 × 10⁻⁶ /K <5.0x10⁻⁷/K
Expansion Ratio (20~200℃) 0.00085% (8.5μm/℃ of 1m) 0.00006% (0.6μm/℃ of 1m)
Surface Flatness <5μm (Dimension<100mm) <1μm (Dimension<50mm)
<20μm (Dimension<200mm) <2μm (Dimension<100mm)
<50μm (Dimension>200mm) <5μm (Dimension>200mm)
Surface Roughness <0.025μm
Thickness(mm) 1.0mm/1.6mm/2.3mm/3.0mm/4.0mm (±0.1mm) options
Overall Dimension Tolerance(mm) ±0.05mm, ±0.1mm
Regulatory Compliance
ISO9001 Verified RoSH 2015 Compliant
Reach 235 Compliant Accuracy Certificate
(3rd Party/ CalibVision)
Available on Request

Chrome Coating Manufacturing Process Chart

01

Substrate Material

We start with high-quality soda-lime glass or ceramic substrates to ensure stability and long-term precision.

02

Laser Writing

The calibration pattern is written onto the coated chrome layer using a high-precision laser system for consistent accuracy.

03

Developing

The exposed areas are developed to reveal the pattern structure.

04

Etching

The chrome layer is etched to form clean, high-contrast features with sharp edges.

05

Stripping & Cleaning

Residual photoresist and impurities are removed to achieve a smooth, flawless surface.

06

Checking & Repair

Each target is carefully inspected. Any defects are corrected to maintain micron-level accuracy.

07

Pellicle Mounting

A protective pellicle film can be added to prevent dust contamination, especially for demanding environments.

08

Quality Assurance

Every calibration target undergoes strict quality checks to ensure it meets industrial precision standards before shipment.

Minimum Feature Accuracy/Space

Our halcon-compatible glass calibration targets are engineered for applications where geometric accuracy is absolutely critical. Each feature, grid line, and spacing element is manufactured with sub-micron precision to ensure reliable, repeatable camera calibration results.

Types of Chrome Coating on Glass Test Target

Chrome coating minimizes geometric surface deviations, ensuring high camera calibration accuracy. Exceptional flatness improves measurement precision and long-term stability.
Chrome Type Blue Chrome Brown Chrome Bright Chrome
Reflectivity Low Reflectance(8–20%) Standard Reflectance(10–30%) High Reflectance(55–70%)
Key Advantages Superior uniformity performance
Minimizes ambient light interference
Excellent contrast in low-light conditions
Balanced reflectivity for versatile use
Performs well under strong illumination
Suitable for outdoor environments
Maximum light reflection for low-light scenarios
Enables faster positioning and detection
Ideal for high-speed applications

Thermal Expansion Coeff

Glass expands when heated and contracts when cooled.

Note: Quartz glass offers approximately 14x greater dimensional stability under temperature changes

What is Thermal Expansion Coeff in Glass Substrates?

Thermal expansion is how much a material grows or shrinks when temperature changes. Quartz glass has ultra-low thermal expansion (<5x102/°C), expanding only 0.55um per meter per degree Celsius-15 times less than standard glass. This ensures calibration targets maintain precision across temperaturevariations.
Parameters Quartz Glass (Fused Silica) Soda Lime Glass (Float Glass)
Thermal Expansion Coeff (15-200'C) <8.0x10-6/K <5.0x10-7/K
Expansion Ratio (20-200C) 0.00085% 0.00006%
Real-World Expansion Impact of 1Meter Im glass changes by 8.5um per 1℃ Im glass changes by 0.6um per 1°C
Temperature Stability Standard stability 14x more stable
Best Applicationsy General-purpose testing Precision measurement systems

Tips to Prons & Cons

One of the advantages of quartz glass is Low Thermal Expansion Rate (CTE): <5.0*107, it delivers superior thermal stability (0.55um/°C vs 8.5um/°C). Essential for precision measurements, optional for general testing applications.

Unless you need exceptional thermal stability, soda lime glass delivers excellent performance at a fraction of the cost of quartz glass.

Superior Light Transmission

CalibVision glass calibration targets achieve >90% light transmission at 550nm, significantly enhancing image clarity, contrast ratio, and measurement accuracy. It enables transmitted light calibration, reducing glare and improving corner detection reliability for precision optical systems.

Quartz Glass (Fused Silica): Transmission Rate >95% at 550nm

Soda Lime Glass (Float Silica): Transmission Rate >90% at 550nm

Why OD Matters in Calibration Targets

Optical Density (OD) determines contrast. Contrast determines accuracy.

A proper OD ensures precise corner detection, stable calibration results, and reliable performance in any lighting environment.

OD Specifications by Application
Application Type Required OD Purpose
Standard Vision OD 3-4 General purpose calibration
High Precision OD 4-5 Sub-pixel accuracy requirements
NIR Applications OD > 4.5 Near-infrared wavelength optimization
Research Grade OD> 5 Ultimate contrast for specialized applicationsUltimate contrast for specialized applications

Ultra-Smooth Surface

Surface Roughness: Less than 25 nanometers
Note: Diagram shows microscopic surface profile with maximum height variations under 25nm

Surface Flatness Comparison

Note: Quartz glass consistently delivers 5-10× better surface flatness across all size ranges, making it ideal for precision optical applications.
Glass Type Soda Lime Glass (Standard Float Glass) Quartz Glass (Fused Silica)

Small Samples

Surface Deviation

<5μm (for sizes under 100mm) <1μm (for sizes under 50mm)

Medium Samples

Surface Deviation
<20μm (for sizes under 200mm) <2μm (for sizes under 100mm)

Large Samples

Surface Deviation
<50μm (for sizes over 200mm) <5μm (for sizes over 100mm)

Halcon Calibration Target
on Ceramic

Accuracy Properties
Dot Diameter Accuracy
(Minimum Line)
±2μm
Dot Position Accuracy
(in Entire Pattern Area against ideal position)
±2μm
Dot Spacing Accuracy
(Any 2 Neighbor Features)
±1μm
Distance Accuracy
(from Chrome Pattern to Target Edge)
±0.1mm
Production Process Laser Writing
Optical Properties
Substrate Material Matte Ceramic/Glossy Ceramic
Coating Type Blue Chrome
Reflectivity < 7% @550nm
< 5% @650nm
< 5% @750nm
Coating Thickness 100~120nm
Physical & Mechanical Properties
Ceramic Substrate 96% Alumina
Density ≥ 3.66 g/cm³
Thickness 1mm/2mm/0.38mm/0.635mm (±0.1mm)
Surface Flatness <30μm (Dimension<100mm)
<60μm (Dimension: <200mm)
200mm)
Surface Roughness <0.2-0.7μm
Thermal Expansion Coeff (40~400℃) 6.7 × 10⁻⁶ /K
Regulatory Compliance
ISO9001 Verified
Reach 235 Compliant
RoSH 2015 Compliant
Accuracy Certificate
(3rd Party/CalibVision)
Available on Request

Chrome Coating Manufacturing Process Chart

Chrome Coating Manufacturing Process step 1 substrate material | Calibvision ceramic calibration target

01

Substrate Material
Chrome Coating Manufacturing Process step 2 Laser Writing | Calibvision ceramic calibration target

02

Laser Writing
Chrome Coating Manufacturing Process step 3 Developing | Calibvision ceramic calibration target

03

Developing
Chrome Coating Manufacturing Process step 4 Etching | Calibvision ceramic calibration target

04

Etching
Chrome Coating Manufacturing Process step 5 Stripping & Cleaning | Calibvision ceramic calibration target

05

Stripping & Cleaning
Chrome Coating Manufacturing Process step 6 Checking and Repair | Calibvision ceramic calibration target

06

Checking & Repair
Chrome Coating Manufacturing Process step 7 Pellicle Mounting | Calibvision ceramic calibration target

07

Pellicle Mounting

08

Quality Assurance

Minimum Line/space

Why Substrate Choice Matters for Your Application

Industries that demand the ultimate in calibration precision

Coating Type Matte Ceramic Glossy Ceramic
Type halcon cermic detail-me halcon cermic detail-ga
Minimum Line/space 4μm 2μm
Feature Accuracy ±2μm ±1μm
Overall Accuracy ±2μm ±1μm
Coating Type Chrome Chrome
Coating Glossy or Matte Matte Glossy

Coating Thickness: 100-200nm

Positive/Negative

Postitive: Opaque Pattern, Clear Background.

Negative: Clear Pattern, Opaque Background

Thermal Expansion Coeff

The ceramic expand with heat and contract with cold.

Thermal Expansion Coeff (40-400℃): <6.7×10-6/k

What is Thermal Expansion Coeff in Ceramic Substrates?

The thermal expansion coefficient (CTE) for ceramic substrates is a measure of how much the material expands or contracts with temperature changes. Because ceramics have a generally low CTE, they are dimensionally stable across a wide range of temperatures. This is critical in assemblies of different materials, such as those found in electronics, as it minimizes the stress that can cause cracking, failure, or delamination due to mismatched expansion rates.

Surface Flatness

deviation of the center of a tile from the plane in which 3 of the 4 corners lies
Dimension <100mm <200mm >200mm
Surface Flatness <30μm <60μm <100μm

Surface Roughness <0.2-0.7μm

Thickness

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