Short-wave infrared cameras: Application value beyond visual boundaries
Shaanxi Ireeda Protective Technology Co., Ltd.
Engineer Manager : Ms.Melin
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E-mail: melin@ireeda.com
In industrial non-destructive testing, it can play a "perspective" role. For example, when checking electronic chips, you can see the welding of the internal circuits without opening the outer packaging materials, and promptly find problems such as loose welding and wrong wiring, without damaging the chip; when testing solar panels, you can find those tiny cracks that are invisible to the naked eye. These cracks will affect the power generation effect. If they are found in advance, they can be repaired in time to ensure the normal operation of the solar panels.
In terms of security and border and coastal defense monitoring, it performs very reliably. In the absence of strong light at night, it can also take clear pictures of distant targets, and it does not need to turn on the flash like ordinary cameras, avoiding the exposure of the monitoring position; in foggy and dusty weather, it can see farther and clearer than visible light cameras, so that the monitoring of important places such as borders and ports can remain effective.
In scientific research and cultural heritage protection, it can help us discover hidden information. When repairing ancient paintings, it can see through the surface paint and the painter's initial draft or traces of modification, providing important clues for studying ancient paintings; in agricultural research, by observing the reflection of short-wave infrared light by plant leaves, it can be known early whether the crops are short of water or have insects, so that timely measures can be taken.
In addition, when the aircraft is mapping the terrain, it can penetrate the clouds to take pictures of the ground; in the night driving assistance system of the car, it can help identify road markings and obstacles, making driving safer. These applications benefit from its ability to capture infrared light in specific bands, becoming an indispensable part of many technical systems.
