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Data record instr.corona-camera.vs-infrared

Verified 2026-10-27 Confidence: High

Partial discharge is driven by voltage, not by heat, so ultraviolet detection does not depend on load and shows the stress even at low current, while an infrared camera needs enough load to produce detectable resistive heating; the ultraviolet image shows the stress before any heating and a thermal image then confirms whether resistive damage has followed.

ProvenanceOfil technology page supports data record instr.corona-camera.vs-infrared, which is cited on the entry Corona camera.SOURCEOfil technology pageOfil technology pageManufacturer pageDATA RECORDinstr.corona-camera.vs-infraredinstr.corona-camera.vs-i..Verified 2026-10-27ENTRYCorona cameraCorona cameraNo revisions
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Data recordinstr.corona-camera.vs-infraredVerified 2026-10-27
EntryCorona cameraNo revisions
Subject
Corona camera (Instrument classes)
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Instrument fact
Source
Ofil technology page, web page edition, Partial Discharge and Corona Detection, Ofil. Publisher page

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