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24 October 2012 Micro-scale thermal imaging of advanced organic and polymeric materials
Junko Morikawa
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Abstract
Recent topics of micro-scale thermal imaging on advanced organic and polymeric materials are presented, the originally developed IR camera systems equipped with a real time direct impose-signal capturing device and a laser drive generating a modulated spot heating with a diode laser, controlled by the x-y positioning actuator, has been applied to measure the micro-scale thermal phenomena. The advanced organic and polymeric materials are now actively developed especially for the purpose of the effective heat dissipation in the new energy system, including, LED, Lithium battery, Solar cell, etc. The micro-scale thermal imaging in the heat dissipation process has become important in view of the effective power saving. In our system, the imposed temperature data are applied to the pixel emissivity corrections and visualizes the anisotropic thermal properties of the composite materials at the same time. The anisotropic thermal diffusion in the ultra-drawn high-thermal conductive metal-filler composite polymer film and the carbon-cloth for the battery systems are visualized.
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Junko Morikawa "Micro-scale thermal imaging of advanced organic and polymeric materials", Proc. SPIE 8511, Infrared Remote Sensing and Instrumentation XX, 85110T (24 October 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.930757
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KEYWORDS
Thermography

Modulation

Polymers

Infrared cameras

Staring arrays

Diffusion

Cameras

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