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Easy focusing with a sweep frequency target

Methods for focusing thermal imaging systems are discussed including visual inspection of resolution targets and edges, maximizing the system response to slits or periodic targets, maximizing the response at a particular spatial frequency, and maximizing the output of an edge detection algorithm. Visual inspection of a sweep frequency is found to be the most efficient method for determining focus in raster scanned systems.