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A |
Absorptivity |
Application guidelines, |
atmospheric interference |
operating environment |
target material |
temperature range |
wavelength choice |
B |
Blackbody, |
behavior |
use in calibration |
definition |
real approximation |
Bibliography |
Bolometer |
Boltzmann, Ludwig |
Bunsen, Robert |
C |
Calibration, |
blackbody sources |
importance |
isothermal options |
internal |
traceability |
tungsten filament refence |
Camera, thermographic |
Chopper |
Cooling, |
sensor assembly |
detector |
D |
Detector |
error compensation |
photon |
pyroelectric |
sensitivity |
responsivity |
thermal |
E |
Electronics, |
control functions |
detector compensation |
filtering |
linescanning |
signal analysis |
thermography |
Einstein, Albert |
Electromagnetism, basic laws |
emissivity, |
definition |
experimental determination |
rules of thumb |
values for common materials |
Emittivity |
Emitttance |
Error |
F |
Fiber optics, |
applications |
cable construction |
historical development |
noise immunity |
probe construction |
transmission efficiency |
Field of view |
(see Optical systems) |
Filters |
(see also Optical systems), |
narrow band |
wheel configuration |
Franhofer, Joseph von |
G |
Galilei, Galileo |
Glossary |
Gray body |
H |
Heat balance, radiation |
Helmholtz, Hermann von |
Herschel, Frederick William |
Huygens, Christian |
I |
Information resources |
International temperature scale |
Intermediate temperatures, law of |
K |
Kelvin, Lord |
Kirchhoff, Gustav Robert |
Kirchhoff's law |
L |
Linescanner, infrared |
applications |
electronics |
principles of operation |
two-dimensional imaging |
M |
Maxwell, James Clerk |
Maxwell-Boltzmann equation |
Mirrors |
(see Optical systems) |
Multicolor pyrometer |
(see Radiation thermometer, ratio) |
N |
Newton, Sir Isaac |
N-Factor |
O |
Omega Engineering, |
about
|
contact information
|
Optical pyrometer
|
(see Radiation thermometer, optical)
|
Optical systems,
|
configuration
|
field of view
|
sighting path
|
transmission characteristics
|
P |
Peltier, Jean
|
Peltier effect
|
Photoelectric effect
|
Planck, Max Karl Ernst Ludwig
|
Planck's constant
|
Planck's distribution law
|
Planck's equation
|
Purging
|
Pyrometer
|
(see Radiation thermometer)
|
Q |
Quantum theory |
R |
Radiation, infrared
|
definition
|
directional dependence
|
discovery
|
energy balance
|
historical uses
|
Radiation thermometer,
|
accessories
|
advantages
|
alternative configurations
|
application guidelines
|
broadband
|
definition of
|
design considerations
|
detector options
|
electronics
|
features
|
handheld
|
industrial applications
|
mounted
|
limitations
|
multi-wavelength
|
narrow band
|
operation
|
optical
|
N factor equation
|
ratio
|
single-color (see narrow band)
|
two-color (see ratio)
|
Rayleigh, John
|
Reference texts
|
Reflectance
|
Reflectivity
|
Ribbon-filament lamp
|
(see Tungsten filament lamp)
|
S |
Seebeck, T.J.
|
Shielding
|
Sighting path
|
(see Optical systems)
|
Sighting tube
|
Spectrum, electromagnetic
|
Stefan, Josef
|
Stefan-Boltzmann constant
|
Stefan-Boltzmann equation
|
Stirling cycle
|
Surfaces,
|
diffuse
|
non-ideal
|
specular
|
T |
Thermocouple
|
compensation
|
operating principles
|
intermediate temperatures, law of
|
Thermocouple, infrared
|
accessories
|
application guidelines
|
calibration
|
configuration options
|
installation guidelines
|
operating principles
|
Thermography,
|
applications
|
detector cooling
|
detector options
|
electronics
|
image analysis
|
operating principles
|
radiometric devices
|
resolution
|
viewing devices
|
Thermopile
|
Thermometer,
|
definition
|
invention
|
Thermowell
|
Thompson, William
|
(see Kelvin, Lord)
|
Thompson effect
|
Transmissivity
|
Transmittance
|
Tungsten filament lamp
|
(see Calibration)
|
Two-color pyrometer
|
(see Radiation thermometer, ratio)
|
W |
Wavelength
|
Website resources
|
Wien, Wilhelm
|
Wien's displacement law
|
Wien's law |