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Interesting paper on uncooled 12µm sensors
« on: January 02, 2019, 03:53:00 pm »
I found an interesting paper recently (PDF) that discusses the design of an uncooled thermal sensor with 12µm pitch that uses mechanical resonance rather than microbolometer techniques. The authors explore a system where the resonant frequency of a micro-mechanical device varies with temperature. Sensitivity with the early prototype devices is nowhere near as good as a microbolometer - they're talking about 180mK NETD, compared with ~25mK for a good microbolometer array - but it's early days and they may be onto something. The paper includes some nice electron micrographs.
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Re: Interesting paper on uncooled 12µm sensors
« Reply #1 on: February 07, 2019, 02:54:18 am »
Interesting article
 


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