[T3.6] DIY-Thermocam V2 - Do-it-yourself thermal imager
DIY-Thermocam V2
A do-it-yourself thermal imager based on the Teensy 3.6
After some time of research I want to share with you my latest project called "DIY-Thermocam".
The DIY-Thermocam V2 is a do-it-yourself, low-cost thermographic camera based upon the Teensy 3.6 mikrocontroller. It uses the brand-new Lepton3 sensor from FLIR with a raw resolution of 160x120 to provide high quality thermal images.
The aim of this project is to offer a cheap, open-source thermal plattform for private persons, educational institutes or small companies. There are various applications like finding heat leaks in the insulation of buildings including windows, *the analysis of electric components, as well as exploring at night.
The large firmware written in Arduino compatible C++ code can be used as it is or modified / extended to your own needs. That allows the DIY-Thermocam to be used as a versatile basis for various, different thermal applications.
For more information about the project, check out the website:
www.diy-thermocam.net
DIY-Thermocam V2
A do-it-yourself thermal imager based on the Teensy 3.6
After some time of research I want to share with you my latest project called "DIY-Thermocam".
The DIY-Thermocam V2 is a do-it-yourself, low-cost thermographic camera based upon the Teensy 3.6 mikrocontroller. It uses the brand-new Lepton3 sensor from FLIR with a raw resolution of 160x120 to provide high quality thermal images.
The aim of this project is to offer a cheap, open-source thermal plattform for private persons, educational institutes or small companies. There are various applications like finding heat leaks in the insulation of buildings including windows, *the analysis of electric components, as well as exploring at night.
The large firmware written in Arduino compatible C++ code can be used as it is or modified / extended to your own needs. That allows the DIY-Thermocam to be used as a versatile basis for various, different thermal applications.
For more information about the project, check out the website:
www.diy-thermocam.net
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