DESIGN THERMAL CAMERA NON-CONTACT
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2023/966Keywords:
Thermal camera, Handheld thermal camera, Temperature, Infrared heat, Non-contact body temperature measurementAbstract
Thermal cameras are useful devices that are used in many different situations, such as quality control, system maintenance, structural repair, security, medical, monitoring, treatment. and diagnose human health or to research and develop advanced technological components. It provides visual temperature information that cannot be perceived by the human senses. Products from the research results of the author group towards compact size, easy to handle, convenient to carry, low cost of implementation, monitoring range in the measuring area of the sensor eye up to 7 meters. , the monitoring temperature zone can be limited, the color displayed is equivalent to the temperature zone, and the resolution of the thermal pixels can also be adjusted simply through the buttons. With basic functions that can be used such as non-contact body temperature measurement, maintenance, maintenance, quality inspection and repair of electronic, electromechanical, telephone, chip, IC, over temperature detection. Electrical system lines, underground cables, recessed walls, utilities, gas leak detection, ventilation furnaces, fireplaces, etc., the device can be a useful and effective civil tool.
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