IR camera is a sensitive sort
An
OptoTherm product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Mar 28, 2008
The Infrasight RD320 camera is used in applications such as product design, nondestructive testing and medical research.
New from OptoTherm, the Infrasight RD320 thermal imaging camera uses a 320x240 uncooled detector array with better than 0.05C sensitivity and a 16bit digital CameraLink interface.
The measurement temperature range for the camera is 0 to 300C.
The camera captures and displays images at a rate of 30 frames per second and provides a pixel resolution of down to 70um.
The Infrasight RD320 camera is used in applications such as product design, nondestructive testing and medical research.
The base R and D camera system includes all necessary hardware (cables and CameraLink video board) and Thermalyze LT image analysis software.
Thermalyze LT provides an extensive set of analysis tools to obtain temperature information quickly and easily for analysis.
OptoTherm offers many additional mounting options for the camera.
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