What Is the Infrared Resolution?
Sales Engineer: Grace Gao
Email: grace@bri-elec.com
WhatsApp: 0086-199 2997 5286
Infrared resolution is the ability to resolve the details of an image that an infrared thermal imager can capture and display, measured in pixels. Infrared thermal imaging technology uses the infrared radiation emitted by objects to capture the temperature distribution of objects, and converts these radiation signals into thermal images.
Infrared resolution determines how much detailed information the instrument can express in the image, such as object edges, structures, and temperature gradients. The higher the IR resolution, the clearer and more detailed the image. Higher infrared resolution means the device can provide clearer, more detailed images.
When an infrared thermal imager has high resolution, it can capture more detailed information, provide more accurate data, and can more accurately show the temperature distribution of objects. This is very important for a variety of application scenarios, especially in areas where precise analysis and identification of thermal patterns, anomalies, and temperature changes are required.
However, infrared resolution is limited by device technology and sensors. At the same time, the cost of equipment may be higher. Therefore, when selecting an infrared thermal imaging device, it is necessary to weigh the balance between infrared resolution and device cost according to the requirements of specific applications and the size of the expected target object.
BRI offers thermal imaging devices of various models and different resolutions,please see the thermal imagers currently available for sale on our website. We also support customized services. If you are interested in products, you can communicate with our sales engineers through the contact information below for better service.
Sales Engineer: Grace Gao
Email: grace@bri-elec.com
WhatsApp: 0086-199 2997 5286
