Optris Introduces Compact Thermal Imaging Camera

Optris has introduced the second generation of the PI160 thermal imaging camera, which features a complete new detector allowing the measurement of objects within the micrometre range. Thermal images can now be displayed with 120Hz - one picture every 8ms - due to an ideal signal processing, according to Dr-Ing Ulrich Kienitz, managing director of the company. The Optris PI160 is based on a small detector with 160 x 120 pixel resolution.

The detector is said to allow a better local resolution of the device under test. Thermal processes of objects measuring from 50um can be presented, including SMD components at function tests. Precise measurements can be performed starting from a size of 0.5mm. Exchangeable high-precision lenses allow adjustment of the measurement distance and object size. The stationary infrared camera is connected to a computer via USB2.0 and can be operated immediately after connection.

The computer software Optris PI Connect represents the temperature merits with up to 120Hz (8ms per picture). Measurement results can be captured, analysed and filed as snapshots or video sequences. The Optris PI160 measures 45 x 45 62mm and weighs 250g, including the lens and cable. The camera is used in combination with a Tablett-PC as a mobile device and thereby closes the cap between portable infrared snapshot cameras and pure stationary devices.

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