Publication date: 1 December 2016
Source:Thin Solid Films, Volume 620
Author(s): Andrew Justice, Ibrahim Emre Gunduz, Steven F. Son
Non-contact temperature measurements using infrared detection are widely used for observing combustion in reactive materials. The most common method used is multicolor ratio pyrometry, where point measurements are taken at different wavelengths and the ratios are used to estimate temperatures. It is desirable to perform spatially and temporally resolved measurements at high speeds. We report a new design that employs optical elements coupled with a high-speed infrared camera. The system has a spatial resolution of 142 laser heated hot plate at 6703 and Ni2 Al3 , with maximum temperatures reaching 1450
Source:Thin Solid Films, Volume 620
Author(s): Andrew Justice, Ibrahim Emre Gunduz, Steven F. Son