What is infrared thermography? Thermography is the practice of using an infrared camera to see and/or measure the thermal characteristics of an object or process to assess its condition as related to temperature.

Infrared thermography can be used for various testing methods. For example, during the recent Corona Virus pandemic, thermography was conducted on people to detect elevated body temperatures. Thermography was used as a pre-screening tool to identify individuals who may have a fever, a potential indicator of infection.

Printed circuit board inspection is a very common use for thermal imaging. It allows the visualization of temperature. In other words, it allows for a non-contact method of temperature measurement.

Using a thermal camera for printed circuit board inspection can aid with troubleshooting as well as thermal design for thermal management in board design. In addition to a thermal camera, the user will also need capable thermal imaging software to support the effort.

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