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PCB Repair Microscope

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PCB Repair MicroscopeThe QianLi LC-IRP01 Thermal/Visible Microscope from Saelig Co. Inc. is a diagnostic tool for printed circuit board (PCB) repair.

The microscope displays heat images to help identify damaged or malfunctioning components or short-circuits. It contains two imagers: one for visible wavelengths and one for IR heat images. Those images can be combined on a PC display to quickly identify problem areas.

The system includes a detection head featuring an IR camera and a visible wavelength camera, an adjustable stand, and computer analysis software. Its 1920 × 1080-resolution sensor is valuable for PCB debug activities, but the addition of 160 × 120 thermal imaging is especially helpful in finding overheating issues.

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Nov 2019
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