Singh et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Objective evaluation method for advance thermal imagers based on minimum resolvable temperature differenceSingh et al., 2020
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- Singh M
- Khare S
- Kaushik B
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- Journal of Optics
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Advancement in thermal imaging technology has improved the day and night surveillance capability of electro-optical system. Thermal imager detects the object of interest by sensing the temperature difference. The performance evaluation of these thermal imagers plays a …
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