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EVB90640/1 

User manual 
 

Rev. 2 

 

Page 2 of 7

    

 

 

2.

 

Operation 

Now start the EVB program.  The program will scan for the EVB and you should see a screen as below: 

 

 
The EVB has been recognized and a sensor has been found on the PCB.  The I2C address of the sensor is shown 
and its factory ID.   
The sensor is powered when the EVB starts.  If needed, one can turn off the supply voltage by pressing the Vdd 
button 

.   

Now, click on the + in front of the Measure tab.   

 

 
Here one can control by clicking on the item: 

 

The external bilinear interpolation of the thermal image (x1, x2 or x4); 

 

The (sub-)frame rate of the sensor: 0.5Hz, 1Hz, 2Hz, 4Hz … 64Hz.  Initially, the software reads the frame 
rate as set in the EEPROM of the sensor.  The factory default is 2Hz; 

 

The emissivity of the object, to be entered by the user.  Standard setting E=1; 

 

Enable or disable the external de-interlace filter for the MLX90640; 

 

Enable and configure the external IIR small signal filter. There is a value for the depth of the filter (a 
higher value reduces noise) and a threshold value, which controls at which object temperature jump the 
filter is reset; 

 

Enable or disable the thermal gradient compensation (TGC) filter and filter depth (minimal 8) (not 
advised for MLX90640);   

Summary of Contents for EVB90640

Page 1: ...ct EVB90640 Evaluation Board MLX90640 Insert the sensor in the ZIF socket on the PCB Take care to align the notch with the silk screen on the PCB Next connect the PCB with the USB port of the computer...

Page 2: ...inear interpolation of the thermal image x1 x2 or x4 The sub frame rate of the sensor 0 5Hz 1Hz 2Hz 4Hz 64Hz Initially the software reads the frame rate as set in the EEPROM of the sensor The factory...

Page 3: ...is shown in a new screen In the top right corner one can see the maximum and minimum temperature of the temperature scale the sensor temperature Ta and the temperature To of the pixel at the pointer...

Page 4: ...e actual measurement range One can also choose the desired temperature unit and mirror the image if needed for presentation purposes The restart on full EVB assures that the EVB would restart by itsel...

Page 5: ...of one full frame 768 pixels in one line The next frame is stored on the next line Each line starts with a timestamp followed by the temperature reading of each individual pixel row by row After 768...

Page 6: ...er the EEPROM tab there is also a tab to export the EEPROM information to file and a button to upload new firmware to the EVB if needed Here is also a tab to point the program to the file directory wh...

Page 7: ...ent as well as the Product s may be subject to export control regulations Please be aware that export might require a prior authorization from competent authorities The Product s are intended for use...

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