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menu On the Thermal Imager, a menu is a list of choices you can make for settings, such as time,
date, color palette, span and emissivity.
microbolometer The type of thermal infrared detector used in the Thermal Imager. It is an array of 160 by 120
thermal sensors that respond to infrared radiation (IR).
MILWAUKEE Short for Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp., www.milwaukeetool.com. The mailing address for the
company headquarters is 13135 W. Lisbon Rd., Brookfield, WI 53005, USA.
mini USB The small USB data socket on the Thermal Imager and small USB plug on the USB interface
cable. USB stands for Universal Serial Bus.
object temperature
range
Same as temperature range: the lowest measurable temperature to the highest measurable
temperature of a temperature measuring device such as the Thermal Imager.
operating
temperature
The lowest ambient temperature to the highest ambient temperature in which you can operate
the Thermal Imager.
palette A thermal image color scheme. Generally, black is the coldest and white is the hottest, but you
can choose the colors that represent the intermediate temperatures in the scale. Palette is one
of the Setup menu choices in the Thermal Imager: IRON, RAINBOW and GRAY.
pixel Picture element. One “dot” on the display or in a digital image. Many pixels are used to form
an image.
precision In a measurement device, precision is how close tightly grouped readings are. Accuracy
combines precision and how close the reading is to a perfect measuring device or a calibration
laboratory standard.
radiation, thermal Infrared emission from a target area. Thermal radiation intensity drops off predictably with
distance.
range The lowest measureable temperature to the highest measureable temperature.