The researchers and engineers of DytSpectrumOwl created a new one Desktop thermal analyzer perfect for checking the quality and consistency of your circuit boards. Designed for engineers and companies specializing in cell phone repair, memory device recovery and more, the Desktop Spectrum Analyzer is the world’s first desktop PCB thermal analyzer, according to its developers.
DytSpectrumOwl thermal analyzer features include the ability to offer a variety of measurement tools: points, lines, rectangles, polygons, isometric partition maps, up to 16 color palettes, suitable for a variety of applications, multiple thermal imaging methods: dynamic temperature distribution, highlighted high-temperature regions, isotherms , a variety of temperature data displays: high temperature, low temperature, average temperature along with a variety of temperature change curve displays: global temperature, 40 temperature measurement points, 20 temperature measurement areas and more.
Connect the thermal analyzer to your Android phone
Particularly favorable early booking commitments are available now for the creative project from around $699 or £506 (depending on current exchange rates) and offer a significant discount of around 49% off retail while the Kickstarter crowdfunding is ongoing.
” This is an infrared thermal imaging analyzer for electrical hardware engineers research and development and troubleshooting tool. This instrument shows the heat distribution in great detail and locates the defect (short circuit, current leak, etc.) very quickly. Any high temperature point on the circuit board can affect other devices or product performance, the thermal analyzer can solve the high temperature and temperature change for research and development, production, etc.
– Online temperature analysis with real-time analysis of temperature change at any point of the line.
– Available curves for real-time display of measured temperature data supporting multi-display: 1 minute, 5 minutes and 10 minutes.
– Data analysis in CSV format for easy post-processing.
Offline analysis of infrared thermal images.
– Multi-dimensional analysis of infrared thermal image, time and temperature change.
– Isotherm analysis of temperature thermography.
Assuming DytSpectrumOwl’s crowdfunding campaign successfully meets its required fundraising goal and the project progresses smoothly, worldwide shipping is expected to occur sometime in May 2022. To learn more about it DytSpectrumOwl Desktop Thermal Analyzer Project Watch the promotional video below.
“A portable thermal analyzer connects to your Android devices without a cradle and is just what you need. Not only detects high and low temperature spots on the PCB, but also pinpoints heat loss and water leaks from your devices for energy efficiency.”
For a full list of all available backing options, stretch goals, additional media and detailed specifications for the desktop thermal analyzer, visit DytSpectrumOwl’s official crowdfunding campaign page by following the link below.
Source : kickstarters
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