Infrared temperature sensor
Wireless IR temperature sensor: non-contact measurement of heated surfaces and study of thermal radiation in six experiments.
An infrared sensor measures temperature without contact - based on the thermal radiation of the surface - and transmits the data to a digital laboratory system. It supports six experiments: non-contact measurement of the temperature of heated bodies and surfaces, study of thermal radiation of bodies with different temperatures, comparison of the emissivity of surfaces of different colors and textures, study of the cooling of heated bodies at a distance, observation of the temperature distribution over the surface of the heater, demonstration of the dependence of thermal radiation on temperature. The sensor is used for activities on thermal phenomena and radiation.
- Non-contact temperature measurement of heated bodies and surfaces
- Study of thermal radiation from bodies with different temperatures
- Comparison of emissivity of surfaces of different colors and textures
- Study of the cooling of heated bodies at a distance
- Monitoring the temperature distribution over the heater surface
- Demonstration of the dependence of thermal radiation on body temperature
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