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See The Heat: Troubleshooting PCB And Electronic Product Design With Thermal Imaging
6/28/2019
In this webinar, FLIR's Jerry Beeney compares infrared imaging with the more traditional temperature measurement devices, utilizing real-world IR images and examples to demonstrate how infrared thermography can more easily identify hot spots and improve thermal management.
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Improving Additive Manufacturing With The Help Of Infrared
5/9/2019
Additive manufacturing technologies create components directly from a computer model, adding material only where needed. This app note discusses how infrared cameras can help manufacturers find systematic problems and determine the changes needed to maintain product quality.
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Overcoming The Challenges Of Measuring Temperature At High Speeds With FLIR X-Series Cameras
10/18/2018
Measuring the temperature of fast moving objects can be very challenging since traditional temperature measurement devices are often too slow or simply impractical. In this brief 20-30 minute webinar, FLIR’s Scientific Segment Engineer, Taimen Taylor, will discuss how recent developments in high speed thermal camera technology allow engineers and researchers the ability to easily visualize and accurately measure temperatures on extremely fast moving targets. Taimen will use real-world images from a variety of high speed thermal applications to showcase how new camera features allow users to record, access and analyze data quickly and easily.
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Infrared Camera Accuracy And Uncertainty In Plain Language
8/23/2018
Trusting measurements from instruments can be difficult without a clear understanding of how the sensitivity and accuracy is derived. Many times, infrared camera measurement accuracy is confusing and can involve complex terms and jargon that may be misleading.
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Electronic Component Testing: A Non-Contact Sport
8/23/2018
The smaller and more powerful an electronic device becomes, the more damage can be caused from its inherent heat. Designers are continuously looking for ways to keep components cool while maintaining the quality and integrity of performance.
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Advantages Of LWIR SLS Thermal Cameras
6/21/2018
The integration of Type II Strained Layer Superlattice (SLS) detectors into commercially available thermal cameras in recent years has allowed researchers and scientists to solve several of the most difficult temperature measurement challenges. In this webinar FLIR will discuss how infrared cameras with cooled LWIR SLS detectors deliver significant improvements in speed, temperature range, uniformity, and stability while providing examples of their performance benefits when used is various high speed thermal measurement applications.
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FLIR T500-Series Macro Mode: Single-Lens Solution For Imaging Small Targets
6/14/2018
Electronics inspection is one of the most common applications for thermal imaging, which typically involves finding hot spots on printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs) and ensuring that various components are working within their design limits.
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FLIR Cameras Help Study Behavior Of Bats In World’s Largest Underground River Cave System
4/23/2018
A team of researchers is using FLIR thermal imaging cameras to study bats in the Puerto Pricesa Underground River cave system, in the Philippines, hoping to gain insight into the size and identity of the bat colony, as well as how to better preserve the species.
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FLIR ETS320 Speeds Up Repair Work At ISOMEDIA
4/23/2018
The ISOMEDIA company offers after-market services for mobile devices in southern Germany. The business was launched as a PC and mobile phone repair center in Stuttgart. This case study explains how ISOMEDIA uses thermal imaging, with the FLIR ETS320 in particular, to speed up their repair work.
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Thermal Imaging Helps To Study Non-Contact Electromagnetic Induction Heating For Eradicating Bacteria And Yeasts From Metal Implants
4/23/2018
Infections in joint replacement surgery are a major factor in the failure of the used metal implants, especially when more strains of bacteria become resistant to antibiotics. Heating up the joints would eliminate bacteria and yeast, but the concern is whether or not this can be done in a non-invasive fashion.