Highly sensitive infrared imager with direct optical readout

Flusberg, A.; Deliwala, Shrenik

doi:10.1117/12.669353

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“…Secundo, Lubianiker, and Granat proposed waveguide−based sensi− tive pixel arrays based on thermally−sensitive electro−optic birefringent crystals [57]. Another approach based on inter− ference on a polymer membrane with high TCE has been described by Flusberg et al [58,59]. radiation, a high−transmitted splitter is used.…”

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Novel uncooled infrared detectors

Rogalski

2010

Opto-Electronics Review

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Despite successful commercialization of uncooled microbolometers suitable for imaging, the community is still searching for a platform for imagers that combine affordability, convenience of operation, and excellent performance. More recently, a new type of uncooled detectors based on expansion phenomena in micromechanical structures has been introduced. These detectors are essentially free of intrinsic electronic noise and can be combined with a number of different readout techniques including: capacitive, piezoresistive, electron tunnelling, and optical. In this paper, their design structures and performance are discussed in more detail.

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confidence: 99%