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In order to achieve high thermal uniformity on the surface of the target, the targets are manufactured by cutting the desired holes in a thick metal sheets of high thermal conductivity. Next, the one side of the targets is coated using a special high emissivity black coating (> 0.97). This side of the targets should look into the direction of the IR collimator (or in the direction of the tested thermal camera). The second side of the target is coated using a high reflectivity coating in order to minimize influence of other radiation sources on target temperature. The targets are fixed to the MRW rotary wheel or to the TCB series blackbodies. More info: Targets for testing visible and near infrared imaging systems are manufactured by creating opaque or semi-transparent coatings on transparent glass substrate. When a diffuse light source is put behind the target then the tested visible range imaging system see a "target" formed by the coating on an uniform bright background (in case of positive contrast targets).
Fig.3. Image of the USAF 1951 target (generated by the tested ICCD camera during MRC measurement) More info: ●Company trusted by customers in over 30 countries all over the world ●
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