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Infrared image sensors

Optical Engineering, 1991
Second-generation infrared image sensors are becoming available in a variety of infrared detector materials, including photovoltaic HgCdTe, PtSi, and lnSb and photoconductive extrinsic silicon, PbS, and PbSe. We review the background of the evolution of infrared detector materials and summarize the formats and configurations available now in prototype ...
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Medical Infrared Imaging

2011
This chapter describes passive as well as active thermal methods and their applications in medicine. To keep the body temperature at a constant level, excess heat is released by evaporation, convection, conduction, and radiation. Evaporation of sweat is the most obvious mechanism.
Gerald C. Holst, Thorsten M. Buzug
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Infrared Imaging Spectroscopy

1977
The technology of CCD-type TV cameras combined with the technology of acoustically-tuned optical filters enables, for the first time, extremely sensitive and flexible infrared data acquisition combining both high spatial resolution and high spectral resolution. An instrument utilizing the above technologies is described and preliminary examples of data
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InP colloidal quantum dots for visible and near-infrared photonics

Nature Reviews Materials, 2023
Guilherme Almeida
exaly  

IMAGING | Infrared Imaging

2005
K. Krapels, R.G. Driggers
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Infrared Imaging

2005
K. Krapels, R.G. Driggers
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Infrared imaging bolometers

2013
Infrared imaging bolometers have found great utility in space imaging applications. Bolometers measure incident energy by observing a temperature change caused when a material absorbs photons. Because there is great flexibility in choosing the absorbing material characteristics, bolometers can readily be designed to have narrow or broad-band ...
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