Infrared thermal microscopy

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Infrared (IR) thermal microscopy is a tool for microelectronic temperature measurement and failure analysis. It is a non-contact measurement technique which utilises naturally emitted infrared radiation from a sample. Commercial IR instruments are now available, offering spatial resolutions down to around 2.5 µm and a range of options including real time temperature mapping and transient detection.

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