Cooling the servers in data centers efficiently is critical to increasing IT reliability, maintaining high performance, and reducing electrical usage. This article discusses the reasoning behind using infrared thermography (IRT) to commission and monitor data centers’ cooling systems.
Using a thermal camera and an oscilloscope to look at the voltage and current internal to the MOSFET, we can gain an understanding of how a hot spot develops on the surface of the MOSFET. By Jack Shue and Henning Leidecker
The purpose of this study is to examine the advantage of using a thermal imaging system to capture the effects of heat on gun barrels. The thermal imaging camera will provide such data as the temperatures reached and the distribution of heat along the barrel. By Matthew Iannone, FLIR Systems, Inc.
Composites are now used in everything from aircraft to prosthetics. By Markus Tarin and Ralph Rotolante
FLIR offers entry level, advanced, and performance level infrared cameras for research and development, Infrared Microscopy, Medical Thermography, Automation and Process Control, Short Wave Infrared (SWIR), High Speed/Stop Motion, Infrared Signatures, Tracking, Directed Energy, Laser Designation, Infrared Non-Destructive Testing (IR NDT), and Technical Surveillance and Countermeasure applications.
Start Seeing the World In Infrared
The InSb Laboratory Camera is a high-performance mid-wave infrared (MWIR) camera system based on an Indigo ROIC based focal plane array (FPA). This is either a 320 x 256 or 640 x 512 format Indium Antimonide (InSb) snapshot mode FPA
Infrared (IR) radiation is not detectable by the human eye, but an IR camera can convert it into a visual image that depicts thermal variations across an object or scene.
Hewlett-Packard uses IR cameras to evaluate printed circuit assembly components in the product safety lab. Hazard Based Safety Engineering provides a more efficient means of temperature testing and can help identify potential safety hazards. Before they are shipped, products are checked for overheating, fire ignition, potential fuel sources, shock hazards and compliance with EPA standards
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