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Troubleshoot Electronic Product Design
Finding and fixing problems during electronics R&D can be a guessing game if you’re not working with a thermal imaging camera. FLIR infrared science cameras allow you to see temperatures across an entire target, so you can quickly identify heat dissipation problems and begin working on solutions.
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Benchtop Testing Solutions
When it comes to electronics testing and repair, you need the right thermal imagers and testing meters at your fingertips. FLIR offers a variety of efficient tools to tackle various benchtop challenges.
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Carry out meticulous evaluation without causing damage
Perform advanced Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) with Lock-In, Transient, and Pulse capability. FLIR cameras are valuable tools for detecting points of failure in composites, solar cells, bridges, and electronics as well as thermal mapping of stress when performing materials testing.
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Need for speed
Researchers who want to stop motion on fast-moving targets, or freeze frame the thermal dynamics of targets that heat and cool rapidly, need thermal cameras that can do more than achieve fast frame rates. True high speed infrared imaging requires fast integration times – down to just microseconds – as well as the ability to capture data at 29,000 frames per second.