Abstract
This paper presents an innovative and simple method of high-frequency thermal impedance measurement using infrared (IR) technique. The method is based on the Fourier transformation of the input power signal and the thermal response of the object after supplying the heat source with square-wave current of different frequencies. The experiment was carried out using a single-detector, low-cost infrared system equipped with a photovoltaic detector module to measure the thermal impedance of an SMD thick-film resistor. Both the simulation using a compact thermal model and the measurement results are discussed.
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