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OPERATOR’S MANUALMCS640 Thermal Imagerer

6Section 2 Introduction2.2 Environmental ConditionsThe MCS640 has an internal temperature sensor in the detector and is designed to withstand ambient

73SectionGetting StartedThe MCS640 camera is congured to operate under certain conditions according to user-dened specications. As such, the camera

8Section 3 Getting Started3.1.2 Connecting the Camera to a Network DeviceConnecting the MCS640 to a Computer using a Straight Cable 1. Connect one en

9Section 3 Getting Started3.3 Starting the SoftwareThe installation program places your MikroSpec R/T software icon inside of a folder on your hard d

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114SectionPrinciple of Thermal ImagingAll materials above 0 degrees Kelvin (-273 degrees C) emit infrared energy. The infrared energy emitted from the

12Section 4 Principles of Thermal Imaging4.2 EmissivityInfrared radiation is energy radiated by the motion of atoms and molecules on the surface of o

13Section 4 Principles of Thermal Imaging4.3 Blackbody Radiation The emissivity of a body is dened formally by the equation below as the ratio of th

14Section 4 Principles of Thermal ImagingWhere in (1) to (3),In radiation of a normal object, as the emissivity is (<1) times of the blackbody, mul

15Section 4 Principles of Thermal ImagingAbsorptivity equals emissivity, thus emissivity can be described by reectivity and transmissivity. a + t + r

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16Section 4 Principles of Thermal ImagingTherefore, in order to perform correct measurement for true temperature, the emissivity is determined as foll

17Section 4 Principles of Thermal Imaging4.6 Background NoiseWhen measuring the temperature of an object by a radiation thermometer, it is important

18Section 4 Principles of Thermal Imaging3. Indirect measurementMeasure a sample similar to the measured object, and place it in a condition able to

19Section 4 Principles of Thermal Imaging 4.8 Emissivity of Various MaterialsFrom “Infrared Radiation, a Handbook for Applications” by Mikael A. Bram

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iTable of ContentsTable of ContentsGeneral Information 11.1 Warranty 11.2 Safety Notations 11.3 Operator Training 11.4 Regulatory Information 21.

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11SectionGeneral Information1.1 Warranty LumaSense Technologies, Inc., will repair or replace any parts or material found defective which are due to

2Section 1 General Information1.4 Regulatory InformationThis section describes how the Infrared camera complies with regulations in certain regions.

3Section 1 General Information1.6 Procedure for Factory Repair and ReturnDo not disassemble any LumaSense instrument unless authorized by the factory

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52SectionIntroductionThe MCS640 represents another milestone in innovative infrared thermal imaging. Designed with advanced maintenance-free electroni