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A | ATEX | The most important basic principles on explosion protection can be found in the ATEX directives in relation to the European Union. The specifications for the protective housing of thermal imaging cameras and pan/tilt systems used in potentially explosive areas can be derived from this among other things. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/atex/ |
Building Thermography | Thermal imaging supports the fight against global warming | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/building-thermography/ | |
Camera Protective Housings | Light metal housing with protection degree IP54 or IP67 | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/camera-protective-housings/ | |
EverSharp | Extension of the Image Scene Focus Range to a Maximum with EverSharp | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/eversharp/ | |
Full Optics | Selection of High‐performance Full Optics for Optimum Image Quantity | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/full-optics/ | |
Infrared Solutions from InfraTec | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/flir/ | ||
High-speed Mode | Several models of the high-end camera series ImageIR from InfraTec offer users the option to choose between two speed modes for the same camera. In standard mode, the familiar frame rates for full frame, half frame and sub-frame are available with full spatial resolution. In high-speed mode, images can be taken with the identical FOV – while the frame rate, i.e. the speed of image processing and image storage, increases to more than three times the previous value. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/high-speed-mode/ | |
Enables Gapless and Error-Free Thermography of Objects with Extremely Large Temperature Gradients and Temperature Changes | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/hdr-function/ | ||
The high-end thermographic cameras of the product series ImageIR® from InfraTec meet the highest demands in research and science, for non-destructive inspection as well as for process control. The modular concept enables excellent adaption to your specific measurement and inspection tasks. Cooled photon detectors of different types (InSb, MCT), spectral sensitivity ranges and formats are used. The numerous equipment options include powerful infrared full optics, filters and rotating aperture wheels, trigger and data transfer interfaces as well as motor focus units suitable for continuous operation. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/high-end-camera-series-imageirr/ | ||
Different measurement scenarios often require temperature measurement ranges or integration times that vary from the initial factory calibration and are individually adjusted. Usually the calibration is invalid as a result of such adjustments and the thermographic camera no longer provides any accurate temperature measurements. HighSense opens up an alternative. Thanks to this innovative function, the measurement accuracy of the cameras is also preserved when integration times or the measurement ranges are changed. With maximum flexibility users also save costs, for example, by avoiding additional application-specific special calibrations. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/highsense/ | ||
The infrared cameras of the high-end camera series ImageIR® 9400 score with their versatility and absolute best values for geometrical, thermal and temporal resolution. They have been designed for users with the highest demands in science and development, for object monitoring and micro-thermography for the analysis of extremely small structures. The modular concept of lens, detector and interface modules of the cameras ensures that users can configure their desired model individually and adapt it optimally to the respective task. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/high-end-camera-series-imageirr-9400/ | ||
Infrared Thermography Theory - Physical Basics | The principle of infrared thermography is based on the physical phenomenon that any body of a temperature above absolute zero (-273.15 °C) emits electromagnetic radiation. There is clear correlation between the surface of a body and the intensity and spectral composition of its emitted radiation. By determining its radiation intensity the temperature of an object can thereby be determined in a non-contact way. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/theory/ | |
A thermal camera – also called IR camera, thermal imaging camera or infrared camera – is a measuring instrument used for non-contact measurements of the surface temperature of objects. Measuring temperature in this way enables you to visualise infrared radiation of objects or humans which are normally out of the normal visible spectrum. The thermal camera uses its integrated infrared detector to record the intensity and distribution of a certain spectrum of this electromagnetic radiation. The infrared camera is set up close to process it is controlling in order to immediately detect and rectify deviations from the parameters defined for this process. InfraTec provides such solutions for process monitoring and quality control as well as for research and development. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/infrared-camera/ | ||
Leak Search | Leak search can be a difficult task, especially after water damages in hidden pipes, such as floor- and wall-mounted heaters. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/leak-search/ | |
Thermal image capturing makes leak detection more efficient and simpler, especially when the searched spot is hidden. Thus, breaking open walls and floors “on suspicion” becomes unnecessary. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/leak-detection/ | ||
Motor Focus for ImageIR Series | Motorised precise focusing of the image has been a standard feature of digital cameras and some mobile phones for a long time. Why not for all infrared cameras? Should this function not be automatically included in the scope of delivery? | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/motor-focus/ | |
Customer-specific adaptation of the camera configuration to the user requirements thank to modular structure | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/modular-design-concept/ | ||
To measure temperatures spanning more than one calibration range requires the acquisition of multiple thermograms with different calibrations. This can be achieved by using Multi Integration Time feature (MIT). | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/multi-integration-time/ | ||
One of the key innovations of the high-end camera series ImageIR® and VarioCAM® High Definition is MicroScan. With the help of this function the number of pixels being used can be quadrupled compared to the native number of pixels of the FPA detector being used. This allows thermography of significantly higher image quality. Users can apply infrared cameras to produce thermograms with geometrical resolutions up to (2.560 x 2.048) IR pixels. Such recordings show measurement objects with a superb image quality. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/microscan/ | ||
Even more Flexibility with Stationary Camera Systems thanks to the Removable Display | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/mobile-wireless-camera-remote-control/ | ||
Rotating Filter and Aperture Wheel of the ImageIR Camera Series | The combination of a separate filter and aperture wheel, allowing a total of 35 freely selectable combinations, is prerequisite for a universal application in measurement tasks with high object temperatures and in the field of spectral thermography. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/rotating-filter-and-aperture-wheel/ | |
Subwindowing for High-Speed Measurement | The ImageIR® can be operated in full, half, quarter and sub mode. With the camera control software, it is possible to use the extended subwindowing function. Using click-and-drag, freely definable sections can be set up quickly and conveniently. Subwindow image frequencies of up to 105,000 Hz can thus be achieved. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/subwindowing/ | |
Thermal Zoom Cameras | Using thermal cameras for security applications has become a very common and useful asset for border protection and facility monitoring. The advantages are obvious: Thermal cameras do not depend on light conditions, they provide constant imaging any time a day, can penetrate haze and fog. Even camouflaged persons or vehicles can be detected when entering areas to be considered as off-limits for intruders. Depending on the camera configuration chosen it may be possible to detect humans beyond 15 km distance, ground vehicles or small boats beyond 20 km, larger ships or vessels and aircraft beyond 30 km. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/subwindowing/ | |
A thermal image can be captured with a infrared camera. To acquire the thermal image, the infrared radiation, which is generated by the heat of an object, is recorded by a thermographic camera. Every object with a temperature higher than absolute zero emits infrared radiation, which is invisible to the human eye. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/thermal-image/ | ||
Temperature is a decisive factor in many processes. Be it in the electronics industry, in additive manufacturing or in automotive engineering. One method of determining and monitoring temperature without contact is thermography. It can be used to make defects visible without destroying the test object during testing. This makes it a popular method, especially in the field of non-destructive testing. | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/temperature-measurement/ | ||
10 GigE Technology | innovative and Secure Data Transmission Using 10 GigE Technology | https://www.infratec.eu/thermography/service-support/glossary/10-gige-technology/ | |
