Easily and intuitively use complex functions with a GUI! Measure things that cannot be measured with a thermocouple.
The "Thermal View X MCR Series" is a microscope thermography useful for developers involved in advanced semiconductors, carbon neutrality, and green energy. Developers who want to measure thermal losses to create energy-efficient devices can use it for temperature measurements up to 400°C at the micron level (below 1mm). It can be applied to heaters for semiconductors, new materials, light-emitting devices, lasers, infrared, UV irradiators, narrow wiring, RF components, and more. 【Features】 ■ Temperature measurement of small areas with proprietary calibration ■ Visualization of minute temperature changes and abnormal heat generation in small areas through proprietary signal and image processing ■ Video functionality and statistical methods to assist researchers and inspectors in their analysis ■ Complex functions can be easily and intuitively used through a GUI *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Temperature measurement is essential in all manufacturing and research, but it does not always involve content that can be measured accurately. We manufacture, develop, and sell systems, applications, and statistical analysis tools that measure extremely small areas and slight temperature changes that cannot be measured with thermocouples. We have numerous achievements with national and public research institutes, universities, private companies related to semiconductors and medicine, and hospitals.
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