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Measurement results of a 12 µm pixel size microbolometer array based on a novel thermally isolating structure integrated on a 17 µm ROIC

Muckensturm et al., 2016

Document ID
10744048759427202169
Author
Muckensturm K
Weiler D
Hochschulz F
Busch C
Geruschke T
Wall S
Heß J
Würfel D
Lerch R
Vogt H
Publication year
Publication venue
Infrared Technology and Applications XLII

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In this paper a novel concept for the fabrication of highly sensitive uncooled microbolometers is presented. The approach is based on the realization of thermal isolation and simultaneous electrical contacting of the microbolometers by means of sufficiently long …
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    • G—PHYSICS
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