FLIR Systems Korea has launched the FLIR ETS320 thermal imaging camera solution, which can be used for inspecting electronic devices in engineering benchtop environments. The FLIR ETS320 is a thermal imaging camera designed for benchtop tasks that test and analyze the thermal characteristics of electronic components and printed circuit boards (PCBs), and it can improve the accuracy of testing and diagnosis in the electronics industry.

The FLIR ETS320 consists of a high-sensitivity thermal imaging camera for imaging PCBs and other electronic products, and a height-adjustable hands-free stand. It provides consistent non-contact thermal testing capabilities throughout the entire process, from the electronic device design stage to development and manufacturing.

In addition, it provides over 76,000 temperature measurement points to monitor power consumption, detect hot spots, and identify potential failure points during the product development process. With excellent measurement accuracy and the ability to visually display minute temperature differences, it can be effectively utilized for thermal performance evaluation and ensuring environmental compatibility.

FLIR Systems CEO Andy Teich stated, “As electronic devices become increasingly smaller and more powerful, it is essential to be able to visually verify and understand the thermal performance of these systems. The FLIR ETS320 is the launch of a dedicated device designed for exactly this purpose.”