Thermal Linescan Camera

The LS Thermal Linescan Camera was developed by En’Urga Inc. and is marketed by our subsidiary, Spectraline Inc. The LS 200 is a mid-infrared line scan camera that is particularly suited for thermal imaging of fast moving objects. The LS 200 performs a dual-band line scan of radiation in the mid-infrared range of 1.2 to 4.8 microns. It can measure surface temperature without the need for user-supplied emissivity values. Dual wavelength capability also enables applications such as surface detection and measurement of moisture content.

Thermal Linescan Cameras
Highlights
  • Frame Rate of 400 Hz
  • Suited for imaging fast moving objects
  • No moving optics
  • Thermoelectrically cooled – high reliability and no maintenance
Applications
  • On-line production monitoring of plastics film and coated panels
  • Temperature mapping of fast moving webs
  • On-line production monitoring of metal extrusions, hot-rolled steel
  • Monitoring hot bearings of wheels in railway wagons
  • Moisture detection
Product Description
  • Thermal Linescan Camera and power supply
  • PC with Data Acquisition and InfraSpec software preinstalled and all necessary data and electrical cables
  • A wide range of specialized accessories are available and are listed on Spectraline’s Accessories page.
Operating Principle

The Lead Selenide detector, used in the thermal line scan cameras detects radiation in the mid-infrared spectrum from 2 microns to 5 microns. The detecting elements experience a change in conductivity caused by incident radiation. This change in conductivity is converted to voltage readings for all pixels, and then correlated to thermal intensity. En’Urga’s thermal camera features a mechanical chopper to cut the signal in between readings. This minimizes drift in the detector and ensures high signal to noise ratio..

All of En’Urga’s products are custom-made. Please provide details in the Contact Form for any modifications of performance specifications, or any change in the physical configuration of the desired instrument. A description of your application is helpful.


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