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Image processing that maps the scene’s signal range into a viewable image.
↗An optical design intended to limit focus change as temperature varies.
↗A digital-video format reference used by some thermal-module output modes.
↗The documented process that establishes or updates the measurement relationship.
↗The distinction between a bare thermal core and a complete lens-and-board assembly.
↗An analog video output, commonly specified as PAL or NTSC by the interface board.
↗The number of physical samples in the thermal detector array.
↗A parallel digital-video path with product-specific timing and signal definitions.
↗A surface property used when interpreting infrared radiation as temperature.
↗The ratio of focal length to entrance-pupil diameter.
↗A correction update made using a spatially uniform reference.
↗A lens parameter that helps set scene coverage for a given detector.
↗The angular extent of the scene visible through a particular lens and detector.
↗The rate of detector updates or delivered frames, depending on which stage is specified.
↗The approximate angular sampling interval represented by one detector pixel.
↗The elapsed time between a scene event and its availability to the consuming system.
↗The infrared waveband used by the thermal modules in this library.
↗A camera interface family that requires a matched electrical and data-format configuration.
↗A measure of thermal sensitivity, usually expressed in millikelvins.
↗Correction that reduces response differences between detector pixels.
↗The ambient range for operation, which can differ from the thermometry and storage ranges.
↗The centre-to-centre spacing between neighbouring detector pixels.
↗The voltage supplies, sequencing and noise limits required by a core or adapter board.
↗The measurement path that turns the detected signal into calibrated temperature information.
↗A product-specific numerical data path whose meaning must be read from the format definition.
↗The libraries, headers, examples and documentation used to integrate a particular camera path.
↗A design or operating mode that avoids mechanical shutter interruptions.
↗The infrared wavelength interval specified for the detector and optical system.
↗The object-temperature interval supported by a specified radiometric configuration.
↗The visual mapping from thermal image values to grayscale or colour.
↗A serial communication path often used for camera control commands.
↗A thermal detector that operates without a cryogenic cooler.
↗A standard USB video interface, with product-specific modes and optional controls.
↗The frame dimensions on an output path, which may differ from the native detector array.
↗The temperature-sensitive detector material used in many uncooled thermal cores.
↗A capture-format label that does not, by itself, define the units of a pixel value.
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