What are the infrared wavelength standards?
Infrared radiation is typically divided into three wavelength ranges. The exact boundaries and naming can vary depending on the source, but at Ceramicx the following standard is used:
• Short-wave infrared (SWIR): 0.78–1.40 μm, also known as near infrared (NIR) or IR-A
• Medium-wave infrared (MWIR): 1.4–3.0 μm, also known as mid infrared (MIR) or IR-B
• Long-wave infrared (LWIR): 3–1000 μm, also known as far infrared (FIR) or IR-C
This classification helps distinguish different parts of the infrared spectrum based on wavelength.