One Brazil-based R&D company is using high-speed imaging to observe and improve arc welding processes—a field of research that has vast implications for oil companies.
With the ability to record up to 1,000,000 fps, Vision Research’s Phantom v2511 high-speed camera helped Olson Technologies see how their Plasma Blaster unclogs underground oil wells.
The FAST 350z camera from the FAST-IR series is designed with high sensitivity for the detection of challenging targets in many IR signature and target ranging applications. This camera has a maximum data throughput larger than 1 Gigapixel/s and can produce thermal images at rates up to 355 fps. Features include 1 GB memory for autonomous operation, an InSb detector type, and an operating spectral range from 3.6 μm to 4.9 μm.
TELOPS’ new FAST 350z camera from the FAST-IR series is designed with a maximum data throughput larger than 1 Gigapixel/s and can produce thermal images at rates up to 355 fps. With high sensitivity for temperature differences as small as 20 mK, these high-performance cameras enable the detection of challenging targets in many IR signature and target ranging applications.
Real-life interpretations of infrared images from a variety of field applications may become complex. In order to make the most accurate interpretation, the camera user must know about the measurement conditions as well as have a good foundation in radiometry. This white paper will discuss how to establish a simple scene model in the field, how to determine their limitations, and how you can use these models to estimate physical parameters, such as the thermodynamic temperature of the objects being viewed.
Radiometry is the science of studying the transport of energy through radiation. In this article, Telops presents the basics of the principal laws of radiometry as seen through light-sensitive instruments.
This webinar discusses the importance of thermal camera calibration, and presents Telops’ permanent calibration setup, its detailed principles, and its benefits.
This video introduces First Sensor’s core competencies available from design concept to production.
This application note presents the new motion control system and explains how it works based on air bearings, linear motors, and piezo motors.
Sierra-Olympic offers the Vinden 75LR compact, 5X continuous zoom thermal camera for advanced image processing, and high-performance long-wave infrared (LWIR) thermal imaging. Utilizing a vanadium oxide (VOx) microbolometer sensor and novel zoom optics, the camera is designed for integrators to provide the best possible LWIR imaging performance in constrained mass and volume environments, including defense, security, surveillance, border, port and base security applications.
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