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Clinical Performance of Infrared Consumer-Grade Thermometers

Journal of Nursing Measurement, 2013
Background and Purpose: Technology of ear infrared (IR) thermometers has improved. This study compared a modern ear thermometer to forehead or temporal artery thermometers. Methods: Temperatures were measured with a heated-tip ear thermometer, a temporal artery thermometer, 3 forehead thermometers, and a thermistor-based reference thermometer in ...
Patricia A, Hamilton, Rajesh S, Kasbekar, Robert, Monro   +2 more
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Comparison of non-contact infrared skin thermometers

Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology, 2018
Non-contact infra-red skin thermometers (NCITs) are becoming more prevalent for use in medical diagnostics. Not only are they used as an alternative means of estimating core body temperature but also to assess the diabetic foot for signs of inflammation prior to ulceration.
Thomas, Fletcher, Aaron, Whittam, Rob, Simpson, Graham, Machin   +3 more
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Infrared calibration of net radiometers and infrared thermometers

Agricultural and Forest Meteorology, 2009
Abstract A standard, convenient and accurate method for calibrating net radiometers would assist in unravelling reasons for the perplexing lack of surface energy balance closure as well as improving on the accuracy of the energy balance residual method for estimating evaporation.
M.J. Savage, J.L. Heilman
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Intravenous fluid temperature management by infrared thermometer

The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2006
The management of intravenous (IV) fluid temperature is a daily challenge in critical care, anesthesiology, and emergency medicine. Infusion of IV fluids at the right temperature partly influences clinical outcomes of critically ill patients. Nowadays, intravenous fluid temperature is poorly managed, as no suitable device is routinely available ...
Frédéric, Lapostolle, Jean, Catineau, Philippe, Le Toumelin, Clément, Proust, Bruno, Garrigue, Michel, Galinski, Frédéric, Adnet   +6 more
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Low-Temperature Calibration of Infrared Thermometers

Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology, 1984
Abstract A method was developed for calibrating infrared thermometers to properly measure target temperatures ranging from −70 to 0°C. Once calibrated for this range, the thermometer can then be used to measure the flux of thermal radiation from the sky.
B. A. Kimball, S. T. Mitchell
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A New Generation Of Infrared Thermometers

SPIE Proceedings, 1985
Infrared thermometry has a long history of being used for high-temperature applications where no other conventional form of temperature measurement would prove effective or be safe. However, until recent years, instruments for precision measurements in the low tem-peratures were not available.
Robert Friedman, Marilyn M. Everest
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Infrared Thermometers

Science Scope, 2006
Ryan Foley, Ryan Foley
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A laboratory calibration of infrared thermometers

International Journal of Remote Sensing, 1990
Abstract The performance of ‘unchopped’ and ‘chopped’ infrared thermometers is compared under conditions of changing ambient temperature. It is shown that the slow response of the body temperature to changing ambient conditions introduces considerable errors in the output of the early unchopped model. The unchopped sensors can be successfully corrected
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Emissivity measurement of tungsten based on a double-wavelength infrared thermometer between 140 and 500℃

Infrared Physics and Technology, 2021
Shuangbao Shu, Yuzhong Zhang, Xiao-jie
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In Situ Calibration of Infrared Thermometers

Applied Optics, 1970
R D, Boudreau, G A, Franceschini
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