An Analitical Approach Regarding the Choose of Integration Time and Gain Values during a Thermal Camera Calibration

Octavia Borcan; Catalin Spulber

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.245.45

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An Analitical Approach Regarding the Choose of Integration Time and Gain Values during a Thermal Camera Calibration

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The paper presents an analytical method to approach the choice of integration time and gain values when a thermal camera with starring detector is calibrated. Using a simulation interface made in LabVIEW, the authors reveal the dependence between gain and integration time when some parameters as background and target temperatures or atmospheric transmission are changed.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 245)

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Octavia Borcan, Catalin Spulber

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Calibration, Dynamic Range, Gain, Image Quality, Integration Time, NUC, Robotic Sensor, Thermal Signature, Well Fill Capacity

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