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|    Lu Wei to RichD    |
|    Re: IR thermometers    |
|    28 Jun 21 10:25:55    |
      From: luweitest@gmail.com              On 2021-6-27 1:29, RichD wrote:       > I wonder about those IR thermometers so prevalent        > during the past year. Previously, I recall seeing them        > at deli salad bars, used to monitor the sour tureens.       >       > I understand the physics, the relationship between        > spectrum and temperature. What is the accuracy,       > considering the problems of focus and reflection,       > and ambient noise?       >       The accuracy is not good to my impression, but it's just for quick       scanning. And they usually have no emissivity setting (I guess they are       fixed to 0.95 or so).              > What's the internal sensor?        >              --       Regards,       Lu Wei       IM: xmpp:luweitest@riotcat.org       PGP: 0xA12FEF7592CCE1EA              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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