Optris Microscope optics are ideally suited to thermally analyze entire circuit boards, and detailed macro shots of individual components can be measured reliably. The high-quality thermal and geometric detail resolution of the high-resolution infrared cameras allows for an effective and precise functional testing of electronic products.

With the new MO2X microscope optics with 2x magnification, the PI 640i infrared camera from Optris is now able to capture infrared images of even complex structures. For an exact temperature measurement, 4×4 pixels are required (MFOV) so that objects with a size of only 34 µm (MO44) can now be measured. This means that even tiny structures can be analyzed at chip level.  

The high resolution of 80 mK is a very good value for this optic. The focus of the new optics makes it possible to work at a distance of 15 mm from the object being measured. As the optics on the thermal camera can be easily exchanged, the system can be used flexibly for various measurement tasks. Together with the supplied high-quality microscope stand with fine adjustment, microelectronic assemblies can be inspected very easily.

The Pi640M high-resolution thermal imaging camera brings you the ultimate precision and the highest level of accuracy, as well as results in repeatability,  

Ideal for extremely sensitive R&D environments, these thermal imagers set the industry standard for high-performance thermal imaging solutions for applications in Nanoscience, Material Science, 3D Printing, Electronics, and Chip Design, to name a few.

The laser-blocking filters, wide temperature ranges, infrared microscope optics, and powerful software further solidify its position as a go-to choose for labs where precision, accuracy, and adaptability are paramount.