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Figure 18.4 LEFT: Diamond turning machine; RIGHT: Lens polishing

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Figure 18.5 LEFT: Testing of infrared cameras in the climatic chamber; RIGHT: Robot used for camera

testing and calibration

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18 – About FLIR Systems

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Default Chapter7
- Table of Contents7
1 Warnings & Cautions11
2 Notice to User13
3 Customer Help14
4 Documentation Updates15
5 Important Note about this Manual16
6 Quick Start Guide17
7 Packing List19
8 Camera Parts20
9 Screen Elements23
10 Connectors and Storage Media25
11 Using the Camera26
- Installing the Battery26
- Charging the Battery27
- Saving an Image29
- Recalling an Image30
- Opening the Image Archive31
- Deleting an Image32
- Deleting All Images33
- Measuring a Temperature Using a Spotmeter34
- Measuring a Temperature Using an Area35
- Marking All Areas above or below a Set Temperature Level36
- Changing the Color Palette37
- Changing the Settings38
- Changing the Image Mode39
- Setting the Surface Properties40
- Changing the Emissivity41
- Changing the Reflected Apparent Temperature42
- Resetting the Camera43
- Finding the Serial Number of the Camera44
12 Cleaning the Camera45
- Camera Housing, Cables, and Other Items45
- Infrared Lens46
- Infrared Detector47
13 Technical Data48
- Additional Data49
14 Dimensions51
- Camera (Front)51
- Camera (Side)52
15 Application Examples53
- Moisture & Water Damage53
- Faulty Contact in Socket54
- Oxidized Socket55
- Insulation Deficiencies56
- Draft57
16 Introduction to Building Thermography58
- Disclaimer58
- Important Note58
- Typical Field Investigations59
- Theory of Building Science81
17 Introduction to Thermographic Inspections of Electrical Installations102
- Important Note102
- General Information102
- Measurement Technique for Thermographic Inspection of Electrical Installations107
- Reporting113
- Different Types of Hot Spots in Electrical Installations115
- Disturbance Factors at Thermographic Inspection of Electrical Installations120
- Practical Advice for the Thermographer124
18 About FLIR Systems126
- More than Just an Infrared Camera127
- Sharing Our Knowledge128
- Supporting Our Customers128
- A few Images from Our Facilities128
19 Glossary130
20 Thermographic Measurement Techniques134
- Introduction134
- Emissivity134
  - Finding the Emissivity of a Sample135
    - Step 1: Determining Reflected Apparent Temperature135
    - Step 2: Determining the Emissivity137
- Reflected Apparent Temperature138
- Distance138
- Relative Humidity138
- Other Parameters138
21 History of Infrared Technology139
22 Theory of Thermography143
- Introduction143
- The Electromagnetic Spectrum143
- Blackbody Radiation144
- Infrared Semi-Transparent Materials151
23 The Measurement Formula153
24 Emissivity Tables159
- References159
- Important Note about the Emissivity Tables159
- Tables160

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