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  • What are Thermal Camera Lenses
    This article is a basic introduction to Thermal Camera Lenses, which refers to the lens components used for infrared thermal imaging.
  • Application Note: AMETEK Land Goes 'Off-grid' with Innovative Thermal Camera Protection System
    Thermal cameras have become a standard and highly valued tool for the continuous, automated monitoring of critical assets, including flares and gasifiers or other high-temperature surfaces. The technical benefits are clear, but the installation conditions are often challenging
  • 10 Reasons Why Thermal Cameras Are Preferred to Video Cameras for Furnace Monitoring.
    Here we continue the discussion on thermal imaging versus video imaging with a focus on furnace monitoring.
  • Thermal Imaging Camera Range
    Thermal Imaging cameras sense heat and as such work in full sunlight to complete darkness. All objects give off thermal energy be they hot or cold and thermal imaging senses this heat.
  • Thermal Imaging for Monitoring Rolling Element Bearings
    To be reliably operated off-shore wind turbines need an assured downtime and maintenance pattern to keep costs low. A monitoring project carried out by the authors uses an infrared (LWIR) thermal camera placed in the drive trains of such turbines and focusing on their spherical roller bearings
  • How to Purchase a Thermal Imaging Camera
    Many fire departments decide to purchase new or replace older equipment each year. One of these recurring purchases is the fire service thermal imaging camera. In the world of ever increasing and changing technology, it can often be overwhelming deciding what thermal imaging camera brand
  • Seeing Heat: Bringing Thermal Imagery Understanding to Children (.pdf)
    , thermal imagery provides a compelling picture of the energy being produced, lost, or otherwise emitted, reflected, or transmitted. Thermal cameras in classrooms would provide a capability that is similar in some ways to providing a microscope: it gives insight into a different dimension of objects
  • How Do Thermal Imaging Infrared Cameras Work
    An infrared camera is a non-contact device that detects infrared energy (heat) and converts it into an electronic signal, which is then processed to produce a thermal image on a video monitor and perform temperature calculations. Heat sensed by an infrared camera can be very precisely quantified
  • Lens Distortion Correction and Registration of Visible and Thermal Infrared Imagery
    It is a good idea to take both visible and thermal IR images. Geometric resolution is unbalanced, and each image is sensitive to a different range of the electromagnetic spectrum. To acquire a visible image of a target with a thermal camera, you need to determine or describe the appearance

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