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RE: General IR question
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lugnet.robotics
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Tue, 14 May 2002 11:25:57 GMT
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Marco Correia <marco@soporcel.pt[Spamcake]>
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<marco@soporcelNOSPAM.pt>
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> From: Dan Novy
> In general, what's the difference between the IR "signal" that the
> tower and RCX use to communicate and the IR energy used in thermal
> imaging? Is it just a matter of frequency? If the RCX was pointed at
> an IR camera, what what would it see?
A bright (white/blue) light, just like when you point a TV remote to a
regular CCD video camera (usually very IR sensitive).
mc.
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| In general, what's the difference between the IR "signal" that the tower and RCX use to communicate and the IR energy used in thermal imaging? Is it just a matter of frequency? If the RCX was pointed at an IR camera, what what would it see? -- Dan (...) (22 years ago, 13-May-02, to lugnet.robotics)
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