Will the parts of a Panasonic camera be damaged if exposed to high temperatures?

This is definitely possible, as long as electronic products are afraid of high temperature damage.

First of all, let’s talk about how high this “high temperature” is. The working temperature of general cameras is between 0℃ and 40℃. Panasonic’s cameras, whether they are 2W professional-grade cameras or more than 2,000 yuan home cameras, Cameras are basically within this range. Generally speaking, working temperatures of 40°C are rare, at least not in the north. Of course, in some hot weather in the south, inland Xinjiang, or in special workplaces, 40°C is not uncommon.

For high-precision electronic component equipment such as cameras, the biggest damage caused by high temperature is to increase the working temperature of the electronic components (the temperature generated by the camera when working is also very high), and the temperature of the electronic components dissipates heat Failure to do so will increase the workload. Under heavy load, the life of electronic components will eventually be shortened, resulting in a shortened service life of the overall camera.

Although the theoretical analysis is like this, it has to be said that the digital products of Japanese companies still have reservations in the design parameters. The working temperature is 0°C to 40°C, but in a snowy ski resort (definitely minus 20°C) or in a hot arena (about 50°C) there is still real-time video broadcast. It can only be said that as long as the machine is not exposed to the working environment for a long time The machine can still be used for a long time in a high-temperature environment above the normal temperature and with proper maintenance.