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Thermal imaging of integrated circuitry and microelectronics provides a detailed and comprehensive mapping of the temperature field showing the current and voltage borne by the components. An infrared view of the hot spots on an electrical circuit as shown by the Ti30 thermal imager.
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Sikorsky S76 helicopter. According to the Ti30 the areas near the rotors generate the most heat.
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Airbus A310. The Ti30 showing an infrared image of an airplane preparing to take off. The air tightness of the vehicle is good, there is no overheating or uneven heating in the wheels or body of the aircraft.
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Boeing 737 front wheel. Thermal imaging provided by the Ti30 shows no uneven wear or heating on this plane wheel.
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Mold Remediation Control mold by finding unknown sources of moisture that would otherwise go undetected. Infrared scanning is the fastest most efficient way to provide 100% moisture detection coverage
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PLG tanker. The Ti30 shows the heat sources in this tanker in the command tower and the cargo hold.
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Locomotive.The Ti30 captures the heat difference in where the sun hits a train engine sitting idle in a train yard.
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Car lot. It is interesting to note how much hotter black cars get than lighter colored vehicles, illustrating how much more heat they capture.
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