Flir Downloads

  1. Catalog: Range and Phenomenology 1/12/2010

    Start Seeing the World In Infrared

  2. Catalog: FLIR Infrared Research Cameras 2/12/2009

    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

  3. FLIR Automation Handbook 12/23/2008

    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.

  4. Applications Of Thermography In Product Safety 12/28/2007

    Hewlett-Packard uses IR cameras to evaluate printed circuit assembly components in the product safety lab. Before they are shipped, products are checked for overheating, fire ignition, potential fuel sources, shock hazards and compliance with EPA standards

  5. Case Study: Infrared Helps Abracadabra Make Unwanted Moisture At University Of Arizona Disappear - Fast 7/18/2007

    When a chiller pipe burst in a six hundred-foot long tunnel running through a boiler room that is located beneath a building on the University of Arizona’s campus in Tucson, AZ, three hundred feet of the tunnel was flooded to a depth of five feet. Abracadabra used a ThermaCAM® infrared camera to accurately detect the extent of water intrusion, and ensure that the drying process was complete

  6. Application Note: Thermography Detection On The Fatigue Damage Of Reactor Pressure Vessel Steels 12/27/2006

    A high-speed and high-sensitivity thermographic infrared (IR) imaging system has been used for nondestructive evaluation of temperature evolutions during fatigue testing of Reactor Pressure Vessel (RPV) steels

  7. Catalog: Start Seeing The World In Infrared 12/22/2006

    FLIR is the largest manufacturer of infrared cameras in the world, offering the widest selection, best post-sale technical support, and meaningful, hands-on training to ensure your success

  8. Nordic District Heating Networks Monitored From The Sky With Thermal Imaging

    To help large Scandinavian cities effectively monitor and maintain their district heating networks, the company Termisk Systemteknik has developed a district heating scanning system from the sky, based on thermal imaging cameras from FLIR Systems.

  9. Shortwave Infrared Cameras For High-Temperature Manufacturing And R&D Processes

    Shortwave infrared (SWIR) cameras are sensitive to shorter IR wavelengths between visible light and 3 µm. With the addition of temperature measurement capabilities, SWIR cameras offer a win-win for anyone concerned with thermal analysis of high temperature materials or processes.

  10. Speed Up Testing And Improve Quality Of Electronics PCBA And Integrated Circuit Design And Testing With The Use Of Infrared Technology

    As electronic circuit boards and components get smaller and more powerful, inherent heating becomes a concern. Infrared camera technology is helping save electronic design companies money through improved test times and better product design.