Flir Downloads

  1. Streaming 4X Cameras With Small Carrier Board: Fast Prototype 5/3/2022

    Embedded vision components need to pack more and more functionality into tight spaces, often with the ability to make decisions on the edge. To enable such systems, including the ability to prototype quickly, Teledyne FLIR has introduced the Quartet™ Embedded Solution for TX2.

  2. Webinar: Introduction To IR Imaging Radiometry 5/14/2021

    Infrared imaging radiometry is the science of using an infrared (IR) camera to measure the amount of IR radiation from a target in a scene. In this webinar, we will cover introductory concepts, such as what infrared is and how it works. We will also introduce intermediate concepts including radiometric calibration and foundational IR measurements, such as radiance and radiant intensity.

  3. Temperature Measurement Of Power MOSFETs Using FLIR Thermal Cameras 4/21/2021

    From individual component temperature measurement to thermal dynamics across a PCB, camera-based thermal imaging provides a cost-effective, accurate, and versatile solution.

  4. HD Thermal Imaging For Defense Research And Test Ranges 2/26/2021

    Infrared target signature research and target tracking place substantial technical demands on thermal imaging cameras, as well as the researchers using those cameras. FLIR develops thermal imaging systems to overcome challenges on both fronts. 

  5. Fast, Accurate Decision Making With The New FLIR Thermal Science Kits 10/22/2020

    Measuring temperatures with an infrared camera has never been easier. Whether you are in the lab or out in the field, the new FLIR Thermal Science Kits provide an affordable and easy to use method for temperature measurements.

  6. Utilizing High-Speed 3-D Thermography 8/17/2020

    A new camera system developed by researchers at the Frauhofer IOF in Jena is designed for the 3-D detection of objects with two high-speed, high-resolution, monochrome cameras and a GOBO projector. 

  7. The Complete Guidebook On Thermal Screening For Elevated Skin Temperature 8/6/2020

    Infrared thermography, especially with the use of an infrared camera, can detect elevated skin temperatures, which may indicate the presence of a fever. This method offers a vital tool in screening travelers, hospital patients and visitors, warehouse workers, customers, and more.

  8. Validating Thermal Protection Before A Space-Shot Launch 6/5/2020

    Neil Tewksbury and his team at the University of Southern California Rocket Propulsion Lab want to blast a rocket into space. As part of an unofficial space race among international universities, Tewksbury and his team don’t just want to be the first team to successfully launch; they want to reach an altitude of 100 km (330,000 ft) above sea level with a rocket made up completely of components that they manufacture themselves. They only get to build one or two rockets every year, so testing components on the ground is essential to building viable rockets.

  9. FLIR Thermal Imaging Cameras Monitor Stress Levels Of Helicopter Pilots 6/5/2020

    Helicopter manufacturer Leonardo wanted a reliable, objective way to measure the stress pilots experience in order to design more functional cockpits and offer more efficient training. High-end thermal cameras monitored pilots during flight simulations to see which procedures and operations caused stress.

  10. FLIR Cameras Reveal Thermal Characteristics of Microelectronic Devices 12/12/2019

    At the University of Texas at Arlington, the team of Dr. Ankur Jain, who heads the Microscale Thermophysics Laboratory, studies a range of topics related to microscale thermal transport.