Compensating infrared thermopile detector

Thermal measuring and testing – Temperature measurement – In spaced noncontact relationship to specimen

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136208, 136213, 136225, G01J 516

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056952830

ABSTRACT:
A thermopile detector for a temperature measuring instrument physically and electrically configured to supply an output signal which indicates a target temperature substantially independent of the influence of ambient temperature changes. The detector is comprised of a plurality of interleaved and electrically opposing thermocouples on a common surface of a substrate wherein the interleaved thermocouples are comprised of active thermocouples having a high emissivity coating to increase their sensitivity to infrared radiation and blind compensating thermocouples having a low emissivity coating to minimize their sensitivity to infrared radiation.

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