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Infrared Detectors An infrared detector is a device used to detect radiation from the infrared region. It may be a thermal detector, such as a bolometer, thermocouple or Golay cell, or it may be a solid-state photon detector. Infrared-sensitive phosphors may be used in the infrared, and some photographic films may be used in the very near infrared.
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    UTC Aerospace Systems - Sensors Unlimited Products - Princeton, NJManufacturer of indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs), near-infrared (NIR), and shortwave infrared (SWIR) imagers and detectors (available fully packaged or as OEM imaging modules). Innovative InGaAs-based sensors include fast-framing and high-resolution cameras, line scan imagers, and FPAs. All feature...
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    Boston Electronics Corp. - Brookline, MASupplies quantum cascade tunable IR lasers (3.3 to 17+ microns); UV/IR detectors; choppers, shutters, lock-in amplifiers; single-photon counting electronics and systems for single molecule detection, fluorescence lifetime imaging/spectroscopy, diffuse optical tomography and laser radar. Also photon...
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    Hamamatsu Corporation, Sub. of Hamamatsu Photonics K.K. - Bridgewater, NJImporter and distributor of photonic components and subsystems for use in instrumentation. Products include photomultiplier tubes, solid-state photodetectors, IR detectors, image sensors, scientific-grade CCD cameras, light sources and x-ray solutions. In Europe, please call freephone 00 800 800...
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    InfraRed Associates, Inc. - Stuart, FLWelcome to InfraRed Associates, Inc. We have a variety of standard HgCdTe and InSb Infrared Detectors as well as custom devices that cover the wavelength range from 1 to 25 microns. In addition, multi-element arrays from 2 to 128 elements are routinely manufactured at our facility. Our devices are...
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    Optical Building Blocks Corp. - Birmingham, NJDesigns, produces and markets state-of-the-art, electro-optical instrumentation used in institutions around the world for research, health care, industrial process and quality control, environmental science, as well as a variety of other applications.
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    Princeton Instruments, Division of Roper Industries - Trenton, NJPrinceton Instruments designs and manufactures high-performance CCD, ICCD, EMCCD and InGaAs cameras; spectrographs; and optics-based solutions for the scientific research, industrial imaging and OEM communities. Partners with researchers and OEMs to solve challenging problems utilizing...
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    Xenics - Leuven, BelgiumXenics is the leading developer of innovative infrared detection solutions for a wide range of applications. Xenics designs, manufactures and sells infrared detectors and cameras, both line-scan and 2-D, covering the infrared wavelength ranges from 0.4 to 14 micrometers. In addition, Xenics...
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  • infrared detector A device used to detect radiation from the infrared region. It may be a thermal detector, such as a bolometer, thermocouple or Golay cell, or it may be a solid-state photon detector. Infrared-sensitive phosphors may be used in the infrared, and some...
  • infrared thermal detector Used to detect radiation from the infrared region. The functional process includes absorption of infrared radiation, which causes a temperature change, consequently altering the physical properties of the detector's elements.
  • photodetector A device used to sense incident radiation.
  • photoconductive detector A device for detecting visual and infrared radiation using a photoconductor as the principle sensing element.
  • radiation detector Any of the many devices used to detect the presence of radiation from a specific region of the electromagnetic spectrum.



   

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