论文信息 - Design of infrared wavelength-selective microbolometers using planar multimode detectors

Design of infrared wavelength-selective microbolometers using planar multimode detectors

Multimode microbolometers for wavelength-selective infrared detection have been designed using a genetic algorithm and an electromagnetic model of the planar antenna. Wavelength selectivity can be varied by changing lithographically drawn parameters, with bandwidth narrower than Fabry-Perot microbolometers. The design of a three-colour system covering the 7–14 µm band is presented.

Dean P. Neikirk | Y.-S. Sohn | S.-W. Han | J.-W. Kim

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