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News Release from: Land Instruments International | Subject: FTI Mv thermal imager
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 30 March 2007
Thermal imager monitors machinery
The FTI Mv thermal imager can be linked with vision analysis software such as LabView with IMAQ to create a sophisticated process monitoring system.
Machine vision and thermal surveillance are just two of the capabilities of the high-performance, low-cost FTI Mv thermal imager from Land Instruments International The infra-red detector and signal processing technologies have been brought together inside the imager's compact body to offer all the features expected of a state of the art instrument
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 6 Feb 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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Remote control, a choice of alarm outputs and a powerful range of image processing routines - including five colour palettes, zoom and noise filtering among them - are all available through the dedicated LIPS Mini software.
Easy to install, the FTI Mv can be linked with vision analysis software such as LabView with IMAQ to create a sophisticated process monitoring system.
In cases where continuous calibration of the image is necessary, the imager can be teamed with Land's new P100i high-stability black body temperature reference source to create the most accurate on-line radiometric thermal imaging system currently available.
When placed in the thermal imager's field of view, the P100i provides continuous on-line calibration, giving temperature accuracy of better than +/-0.5C and repeatability of 0.2C, traceable to ITS-90.
Other uses for the FTI Mv range from established thermal imaging duties such as inspection of circuit assemblies through to medical and veterinary applications and any kind of research where temperature must be kept under surveillance. Request a free brochure from Land Instruments International ...
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