2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.optlastec.2005.06.028
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Liquid crystal thermography and true-colour digital image processing

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“…where T a is driving gas temperature, I is the electrical current and r is the electrical resistance of the heater [8].…”
Section: Steady State Analyses -Constant Flux Methodsmentioning
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“…where T a is driving gas temperature, I is the electrical current and r is the electrical resistance of the heater [8].…”
Section: Steady State Analyses -Constant Flux Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The relationship between the temperature of the crystal and the measured Hue of the reflected light defines the calibration curve for the specified liquid crystal [8]. The distribution of the colour component pattern on the liquid crystal layer was measured by RGB colour camera and a series of images at different temperature defines the calibration.…”
Section: Liquid Crystal Thermographymentioning
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“…Thermochromic liquid crystals (TLCs) are increasingly being used as an accurate and convenient means of measuring surface temperature and heat-transfer coefficient because their optical properties are dependent on temperature in a predictable and repeatable manner [1][2][3][4][5][6]. TLCs, whose molecular structure changes with temperature, selectively reflect light at a wavelength characteristic of the local surface temperature.…”
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“…Since their discovery in 1889 by F. Reinitzer 1 , they have experienced an explosive growth because of their successful application in a wide variety of areas such as information displays 2 , cosmetics and health care 3 , thermography [4][5] , artificial muscle-like actuators [6][7] and enantioselective synthesis 8 , among others. Thus, liquid crystals play an important role in modern technology and they are present in the most common devices used in our daily live.…”
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