The inspection of electronic components and assemblies by using active thermography is an established method for troubleshooting and quality assurance – from prototype development to series production. In particular the lock-in thermography provides highly detailed information during each development step. This information can be essential for the design of complex electronic circuits or assemblies to optimise the thermal management. Active thermography is applied especially in electronics production as a versatile tool: for example, in quality assurance, for permanent monitoring of technological parameters as well as for inline inspection of products in manufacturing. Learn more about the use of lock-in thermography for failure analysis in electrical engineering and electronics in our…

Standard thermography reaches its limits when measuring through glass, flames or reflective surfaces. Spectral thermography uses selected IR wavelength ranges (SWIR, MWIR, LWIR) to enable precise temperature measurements under these conditions. Join our online event to learn about the fundamentals, applications and system requirements for successful spectral thermography. A Glance at the Event General information about infrared thermography and InfraTec Definition of spectral thermography Advantages and challenges of spectral thermography Examples of applications Specific camera system requirements for spectral thermography Solutions by InfraTec Learn more about the possibilities of spectral thermography and the requirements for infrared cameras and software in our online event “Spectral Thermography – Basics and Applications”. Eventdatum:…