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In reality, a thermal imager measures , not temperature. It then uses complex algorithms to convert that radiation into a temperature reading. Any mistake in the variables you feed the camera—or environmental interference—leads to errors.
The total radiation ($W_tot$) detected by the camera consists of three parts: infrared thermography errors and uncertainties pdf
If a hot machine or a cold window is behind the operator, its energy reflects off the target into the camera. Novices often mistake these reflections for actual temperature variations. In reality, a thermal imager measures , not temperature
Using a spot meter on a small component vs. an area box on a diffuse source. Match the measurement tool to the target size. The total radiation ($W_tot$) detected by the camera
Detector responsivity drifts with internal camera temperature. High-end cameras include a temperature-stabilized detector (e.g., cooled to 77K for InSb), but uncooled cameras may drift 1–2°C over an hour.
Even the best microbolometers suffer from temporal noise (random pixel fluctuations) and spatial non-uniformity (fixed pattern noise).
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