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A Plenoptic Multi-Color Imaging Pyrometer
Author(s) -
Paul M. Danehy,
William D. Hutchins,
Timothy W. Fahringer,
Brian Thurow
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
54th aiaa aerospace sciences meeting
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.2514/6.2017-1645
Subject(s) - pyrometer , calibration , optics , radiation , materials science , wavelength , temperature measurement , physics , quantum mechanics
A three-color pyrometer has been developed based on plenoptic imaging technology. Three bandpass filters placed in front of a camera lens allow separate 2D images to be obtained on a single image sensor at three different and adjustable wavelengths selected by the user. Images were obtained of different blackor grey-bodies including a calibration furnace, a radiation heater, and a luminous sulfur match flame. The images obtained of the calibration furnace and radiation heater were processed to determine 2D temperature distributions. Calibration results in the furnace showed that the instrument can measure temperature with an accuracy and precision of 10 Kelvins between 1100 and 1350 K. Timeresolved 2D temperature measurements of the radiation heater are shown.

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