Ever wondered what parts of the CPU in a PI3 heat up as it boots.
Wonder no more as we watch it all happen using the ETS320 Thermal Desktop imager from FLIR. At 320x240 and only 70mm away it shows all the details.
This is only the first try at this so I will be posting other videos for other systems
ESP8266, Quark 1000, ATMEGA328 or 2650 + other circuits as long as they will fit under the camera.
I'll see if I can dig up a few stress tests as well.
Enjoy
