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What is a thermal camera and how does it work?

A thermal camera captures infrared radiation emitted by objects and converts it into a visible image called a thermogram. It uses a microbolometer or cooled detector to measure temperature differences and display them as color-coded heat patterns.

What are the main applications of thermal cameras?

Thermal cameras are used in building inspection, electrical and mechanical maintenance, security and surveillance, fire detection, medical diagnostics, and research. They help identify heat leaks, equipment faults, intruders, and safety hazards without physical contact.

What is the difference between thermal imaging and infrared photography?

Thermal imaging measures emitted infrared radiation to map temperature, while infrared photography captures reflected near-infrared light similar to conventional photography. Thermal imaging reveals heat signatures, whereas infrared photography emphasizes surface reflectance.

How do I choose the right thermal camera resolution?

Select a resolution based on target size and inspection distance: 160×120 pixels for basic use, 320×240 for detailed diagnostics, and 640×480 or higher for precision work. Higher resolution yields clearer images and more accurate temperature readings.

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