The Thermal Imaging Bricklet is equipped with an 80x60 pixel thermal imaging camera. It can be connected to Bricks and utilizes a FLIR Lepton sensor with radiometry and a shutter. The sensor can measure temperatures between -10°C and 450°C with a resolution of 80x60 pixels. A spot meter can be defined to measure the minimum, average, and maximum temperature for a defined region in the image. The Bricklet supports two modes: High Contrast Image and Temperature Image. In High Contrast Image mode, the Bricklet streams image data at 8.6 Hz with 8-bit resolution. The image data consists of grayscale values, and the sensor's high dynamic range is condensed to be suitable for display. This mode is used by thermal imaging cameras available on the market. Typically, the grayscale values are mapped to false colors using a lookup table. In Temperature Image mode, the Bricklet streams data at 4.5 Hz with 16-bit resolution. In the image data, each 16-bit value represents a temperature between -10°C and 450°C with a resolution of 0.1°C, or a value between -10°C and 140°C with a resolution of 0.01°C, depending on the resolution configuration. This mode can be used for scientific calculations and the analysis of temperature changes. The shutter is automatically controlled by the Bricklet. The Thermal Imaging Bricklet has a 7-pin Bricklet connector and is connected to a Brick using a 7p-10p Bricklet cable.