红外热成像仪的特点（Characteristics of infrared thermal imager）.docVIP

红外热成像仪的特点（Characteristics of infrared thermal imager） Characteristics of infrared thermal imager Core tip: all objects in the natural temperature at absolute zero (-273 degrees Celsius) will emit infrared, infrared (or heat radiation) is the most widespread radiation in nature. The atmosphere, smoke, etc absorb visible and near infrared rays, but they are transparent to 3~5 microns and 8~14 microns of infrared rays. Characteristics of infrared thermal imager In nature, all objects at temperatures above absolute zero (-273 DEG C) emit infrared rays, and infrared (or heat radiation) is the most widespread radiation in nature. The atmosphere, smoke, etc absorb visible and near infrared rays, but they are transparent to 3~5 microns and 8~14 microns of infrared rays. Therefore, these two bands are called infrared atmospheric windows. Using these two windows, we can clearly observe the situation in the dark of the night, or in the heavy overcast environment. Because of this characteristic, infrared thermal imaging technology can be used in security night surveillance and forest fire prevention monitoring system. Application of infrared thermal imager Using infrared imaging technology, infrared radiation detection of the object, and through the photoelectric conversion, signal processing and other means, the temperature distribution of the object image into video image equipment, we called the infrared thermal imager. Infrared thermal imager can be divided into two categories: refrigeration and non refrigeration. Because of its high thermal sensitivity and complex structure, refrigeration is generally used for military purposes, while non refrigeration is less sensitive to refrigeration, but its performance can meet most military applications and almost all civilian areas. Because refrigeration devices are not required, the reliability and performance ratio of uncooled infrared thermal imager are higher than those of the refrigeration system. 1. Monitoring of targets at ni