Thermal imager that analyzes temperature measurement calculation accuracy
AssigneeFluke Corporation
InventorsMichael D. Stuart, James T. Pickett
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AssigneeFluke Corporation
InventorsMichael D. Stuart, James T. Pickett
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A method and computer program product for determining whether an object of interest can have its temperature measurement calculated by a thermal imaging camera. To do this, the measurement IFOV is converted into linear units. The measurement IFOV may be displayed on the display of the camera as a graphical indicator (100, 100′, 100″, 100′″) or a value. An object of interest can be registered with the graphical indicator (100, 100′, 100″, 100′″) or its dimension compared with the measurement IFOV and then it is determined whether the temperature measurement of the object can be acceptably calculated. Alternately, data obtained by a matrix of pixel elements may be analyzed to determine whether an accurate temperature can be calculated.
A method of determining whether an object of interest can have its temperature measurement accurately calculated by a thermal imaging camera comprising:
A method of determining whether an object of interest can have its temperature measurement accurately calculated by a thermal imaging camera comprising:
A computer program product, comprising a computer usable medium having a computer readable program code embodied therein, said computer readable program code adapted to be executed to implement a method for determining whether an object of interest can have its temperature measurement accurately calculated by a thermal imaging camera, said method comprising:
A method of determining whether an object of interest can have its temperature measurement accurately calculated by a thermal imaging camera comprising:
A portable, hand-held thermal imaging camera comprising:
A portable, hand-held thermal imaging camera comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.