- FLIR Boson 320
- Relative and spot (cold/hot) thermography modes
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Spectrum | Longwave infrared: 8 to 14 micrometers |
Resolution | 320x256 pixels |
Pixel pitch | 12 micrometers |
Sensitivity | 0.05 °C |
Focal length | 4.3 mm |
HFOV | 50° |
Frequency | 9 Hz |
Measurable temperature range | -40 °C to +150 °C |
Correction of discrepancies | Mechanical shutter |
ANAFI USA carries a 9 Hz FLIR Boson micro-bolometer. This module is equipped with a mechanical shutter which enables automatic recalibration of the sensor as often as possible, for a complete consistence of each thermal pixel’s response. The lens of the FLIR Boson has a 50° HFOV.
ANAFI USA’s thermographic camera presents two complementary coloring modes, which enables the drone to adapt to every mission.
The relative mode displays a general view of the thermographic of a scene, on a colored scale, graduated from 0 (dark blue) to 100 (bright yellow).
Only coldest or hottest spots of the image are colorized, depending on the user’s needs.
ANAFI USA produces the following media formats:
The Thermal analyzer feature of FreeFlight 6 USA provides you with a great tool to achieve quick thermal analysis, directly from your device.
This function gives you full control over the on-screen rendering of any thermography video or photo you have taken with ANAFI USA. From the analyzer, you can:
The photo displays or the video plays in Analyzer mode. As shown on the following screen captures (extracted from a video analysis), the interface gives you access to most options available for filming.
To compensate the lower resolution of the thermographic image, by comparison with the visible image, and to add information that are not available through the thermal spectrum, ANAFI USA displays a fusion of the information of the two cameras. The data of the visible image is injected in the outcome footage, by luminance and to highlight the scene’s contours.
The fusion of images consists in: