Thermal imaging cameras
CA 2437315 C · Owner: Barron, Donald Robert · Inventors: Barron, Donald Robert
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A modular hyperspectral thermal camera that combines a wide field-of-view with a low erroneous recognition rate is described. The modular hyperspectral thermal camera provides such low erroneous recognition rates without any requirement for cryogenically cooling the associated optical components. The modular nature of the hyperspectral thermal camera permits easy exchange of the optical components and so provides a device that is easily calibrated and varied in resolution. In addition the modular nature allows the hyperspectral thermal camera to be readily converted to a broad band thermal camera a full , field spectrograph or a thermal bandpass filter camera as required.
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- Filed January 30, 2002 and granted July 12, 2011. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended January 30, 2022.
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