IR Detectors For Thermographic Imaging
Source: Teledyne FLIR
By FLIR Systems, Inc - Research & Science
Thermographic imaging is accomplished with a camera that converts infrared radiation (IR) into a visual image that depicts temperature variations across an object or scene. The main IR camera components are a lens, a detector in the form of a focal plane array (FPA), possibly a cooler for the detector, and the electronics and software for processing and displaying images. This article is part 2 of a handbook by FLIR that discusses the use of IR detectors in thermographic imaging.
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