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Page 1: FLIR Lunch & Learn Seminar at Phoenix, AZ - Presentation

Ross OverstreetSenior Sales Engineer

R&D/Science Segment

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Agenda

• Quick intro to FLIR

• ResearchIR Software & FLIR Camera Demo

• Types of IR cameras and how they work

***LUNCH***

• Microscope Optics, Extender Rings & Spot Size

• PCB Inspection demo

• Emissivity & Accuracy

• High Speed Infrared Demo

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FLIR Science Segment Engineers

[email protected]

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[email protected]

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FLIR ResearchIR Software & Camera Demo

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Types of Infrared Cameras

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SWIR MWIR LWIR

1.7µm 2.5µm 3.0µm 5.0µm 14.0µm8.0µm

NIR

1.0µm

UV Visible

0.4µm

Silicon CCD

Thermal or Power Detectors – Lower Cost

Photon Detectors – Higher Performance

InSb

IR Detector Technologies

InGaAs

µBolometer

QWIP

LW MCTMW MCTSWIR MCT

Thermal Bands

BB InSb

SLS

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• Thermal or Power detectors -Pixels are directly heated by Infrared Radiation

• Change in Resistance in response to Δtemperature

• Vanadium Oxide (VOx )

• Amorphous silicon (AS)

Microbolometer Basics

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Microbolometer TrendsYEAR Camera NEdT Pkg Price

2003 SC2000 100mK $70K

2004 A40 80mK $39K

2009 A325A320

50mK50mK

$23K $13K

2010 SC660SC620

30mK45mK

$43K$33K

2014 T650scA655scT450scA325sc

<30mK

<50mK

$28K$20K$15K$10K

2015 T1000 series <30mK $43K

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Features:• Low Cost• Rugged & OK for 24x7 use• 6 deg telescope to 25um micro optics• Low Power, Light Weight, Portable

Microbolometer Review

Limitations:• Slow (30 fps)• Long time constant (6-12ms)• No control over timing/triggering• No access to raw data• Limited support for custom optics• Less optics options than cooled cams

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300K

InSb FPA

Window (1-12um)

Cold Filter 3-5um

Vacuum

Cold Stop (defines f#)

baffle<77K

Compressor Piston

Photon Detectors

• Photons are converted into electrons and stored in an integration capacitor

• InSb cameras have quantum efficiency ~90%

• Major detector types

•InGaAs (0.4-1.7um)

•InSb (1-5um)

•SLS (7.5-9.5 um)

Photon Counting Detector Basics

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Focal Plane Array

Typical Cooled Camera DDCA

Linear Stirling Cycle Cryocooler

Cold Finger

Cold Shield

Cold Stop

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Assets:• Most sensitivity (18-35mK)• Very fast! Both frame rate & integration time• Most flexible optics• Lowest level access to raw data• Tremendous control over timing/triggering

Photon Counting Camera Review

Limitations:• Expensive ($50K-$140K)• 8-12K hour MTBF• Less portable

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Microbolometer Cooled Camera

Sensitivity (NEdT) 30-50mK 18-35mK

Frame Rate 30 fps 120-2000+ fps

Shutter Speed 8ms TC = 40ms response time 1-4ms typical

Triggering NA extensive

Optics 7 deg to 25um 1 deg to 3.5um

Costs $10K - $30K $50K - $140K

Microbolometer / Cooled Comparison

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Sensitivity

A6700sc <20mK T650sc/A655sc <30mK

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Cooled cams originally designed for Military Test Range

Near IR (NIR): SC6200 InGaAsMidwave IR (MWIR): SC8313 InSbLongwave IR (LWIR): SC6700 SLS

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New A-series Cooled Cameras

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Most common FLIR R&D/Science CamerasPe

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T630scT650sc

A655sc

T430scT450sc

A325sc

SC6800

SC6700

SC8300SC8200

A6700sc/A6750sc

A8300sc

Call for current pricing

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LUNCH BREAK!

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Spatial Resolution is becoming more important!

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Surface Mount Technology (SMT)

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Close-Up Optics & Extender Rings

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Common Spatial Resolution / FOVs

Spatial Res. um/pixel 320x240 FOV (mm) 640x480 FOV (mm)

100 32x24 64x48

50 16x12 32x24

25 8x6 16x12

Mag Factor 640x512 1280x720

1X = 14um/pix 9.6 x 7.7 17.9 x 10.1

4X = 3.5 um/pix 2.4 x 1.9 4.5 x 2.5

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Spatial Accuracy – Spot Size Concerns

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Sizes of Surface Mount Components

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A325sc, 45 deg lens, min focus

• 168mm x 128mm @ 200mm (WD)• 525um IFOV• 2x1 pixels “on target”• Bad Data!

Do the math…Assume 0402 R (1.0 x 0.5mm)

A325sc, 45 deg lens, “micro trick”

• “push” in to 1.5” working distance• 125um IFOV, 40mm x 30mm FOV • 8x4 pixels “on target”• Decent Data!

A325sc, 50um lens

• 12mm x 16mm @ 33mm (WD)• 50um IFOV• 20x10 pixels on target• Great Data!

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Spatial Resolution

25 um/pixel lens, 16x12mm overall FOV

4 um/pixel lens 5.1mm x 2.9mm overall FOV

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Spatial Resolution

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Mixed Signal Device – GaAsA8303sc + 4X micro (3.5um/pixel)

2.5

mm

4.5 mm

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Mixed Signal Device – GaAs - Subtracted

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Cell Phone Amplifier – A8303 4X micro

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Cell Phone Amplifier – A8303 4X micro

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Demo

• PCB Inspection

• Image subtraction

• Microscope lenses

• Extender rings

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Wabs

% transmission

% emission

% reflection

TOTAL

≠ Actual Temperature

Total Energy = e + t + r

Reflected Apparent Temperature

Apparent Temperature

Introduction to Emissivity

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EMISSIVITY VARIES WITH

SURFACE FINISHANGLE

SPECTRUM

TEMPERATURE

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Typical PCB emissivity issueShiny metal package, reports 27.5C

Kapton Tape coupon, reports 43.9C

Surface with poor emissivity under-reported by 16.4C!

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If ε is poor, coatings are your friend!

ε = 0.82-0.88 (black anodize)ε = 0.07-0.21(bare to sandblasted)

ε = 0.95 ε = 0.95 ε = 0.95 ε = varies(can be as good as tape)

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Knowledge of emissivity is critical!

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HIGH SPEED & WRAP UP

[email protected], 800.905.9557 (m)

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X6900sc - World’s Fastest Full Resolution IR Camera

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High Speed Thermography

• Fast Frame rates - 640x512 @ 1000fps

• Stop Motion for Accurate Measurements

• Thermally Characterize your object

Airbag Deployment Combustion Engine Research Ballistics & Muzzle Dynamics

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On Camera Recording

• Record for 26s at full frame rate to RAM

• Fast download to Removable SSD Drive

• Quick De-Classification with removable SSD Drive