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Trends in small-format infrared array sensors

MEMS-based uncooled infrared sensors are expanding into small-format areas both from high and low ends. This paper reviews the trends in small-format uncooled infrared array sensors, including the reduction of high-performance microbolometers and the development of small-format thermopile array sensors. We also discuss technologies for future growth.

Masafumi Kimata

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