Abstract

A flexible ir system affords several ways to approach the investigation of temperature, dependent phenomena on small geometry targets. The appropriate technique will generally depend upon the objective of the particular investigation. Procedures for determining thermal time response, temperature mapping, and thermal image generation are demonstrated by example.

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