K. Chrzanowski, EXPERIMENTAL-VERIFICATION OF A THEORY OF THE INFLUENCE OF MEASUREMENTCONDITIONS ON TEMPERATURE-MEASUREMENT ACCURACY WITH IR SYSTEMS, Applied optics, 35(19), 1996, pp. 3540-3547
A theory of the influence of measurement conditions on temperature mea
surement accuracy with infrared systems has been recently presented. A
comparison study of the shortwave (3-5-mu m) and longwave (8-12-mu m)
measuring IR cameras was conducted on the basis of this theory. The r
esults of the simulations show that the shortwave systems in typical m
easurement conditions generally offer better accuracy in temperature m
easurement than do the longwave systems. Some experiments that use a c
ommercially available IR camera were carried out to verify the theory.
The results of these experiments and a discussion about the theory li
mitations are presented. (C) 1996 Optical Society of America