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Infrared Microscopy – How To Get Accurate Temperature Measurements And Find Hot Spots Using the Proper Infrared Camera Lenses
Finding and fixing hot spots within ever-shrinking electronic systems has become more and more difficult. This webinar examines close-up and microscope lenses and how they allow infrared cameras to make accurate temperature measurements on components less than 25 µm in size and image targets as small as 3.5 µm. Side-by-side comparisons of real-world images are presented along with data from a variety of different camera and lens combinations.
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Finding Resolution In A Distant Image
IR cameras on the military test range often need to focus on far-away objects. Despite common misperceptions, zoom lenses work in IR cameras, but understanding spatial resolution is key.
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Infrared Cameras: Advanced Temperature Measurement For Today's Breakthrough Medical Research
When the frontier of medical discovery lies in places that are hard to see or reach, gaining accurate temperature measurements can be difficult. Versatile, affordable, high-performance IR cameras are a powerful tool to gain accurate temperature measurements in medical discoveries.
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IR Thermography — How It Works
Thermography is accomplished with an IR camera calibrated to display temperature values across an object or scene, and allows for non-contact measurements of an object’s temperature.
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The Challenges Of Infrared Radiance Measurement
IR cameras are used on the military test range primarily to measure the radiance of various targets. Understanding how radiance measurements work allows users to decide whether a camera is properly calibrated for their application.
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Forensic Investigations Using Thermography And Steam
Investigators are continuously searching for an optimal solution for finding concrete blood evidence in less-than-ideal circumstances. This is especially important when working with fabrics carrying diluted blood stains, which could easily be affected by the common practice of adding liquid luminol.
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Getting The Most From Your IR Camera
Understanding IR camera calibration and corrections help ensure accurate temperature measurements and thermographic mapping. This article is part 3 of a handbook by FLIR that discusses how to get the most out of using your IR camera.
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Temperature Guns Versus Thermal Imaging Technology
Common tools for non-contact temperature measurements include thermal imaging cameras and spot pyrometers. Thermal cameras' advantages over spot pyrometers include image generation, temperature readings of each pixel of the entire image, and temperature readings from a longer distance.