infraroodmeters
Infraroodmeters are instruments designed to detect and measure infrared radiation emitted by objects, typically for temperature measurement, material characterization, or process control. They operate on the principle that all bodies at nonzero temperature emit electromagnetic radiation, with the peak wavelength shifting to infrared as temperature rises. Infraroodmeters capture this energy using photodetectors sensitive to infrared wavelengths and convert it into a readable signal.
There are several types of infraroodmeters, including simple pyrometers that provide approximate temperature readings, Fourier‑transform infrared
Infraroodmeters are widely used in industrial process monitoring, where they enable non‑contact temperature measurement of hot
Accuracy of infraroodmeters depends on factors such as emissivity of the measured surface, distance to the