Detector cold shield

Radiant energy – Infrared-to-visible imaging – Including means for scanning field of view

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250349, 250352, H01J 3149, G01J 100

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ABSTRACT:
A shield for limiting the radiation received by electromagnetic energy radiation detectors to the radiation provided to the detectors by the optics of an electromagnetic energy detection system. The shield comprises a member transparent to a predetermined spectrum of radiation. An opaque thin film is deposited on a surface of the member, the thin film having apertures defined therein, the detectors viewing the optics through the member and the apertures. The thin film shields the detectors from electromagnetic radiation generated outside the field of view of the optics, thereby improving the sensitivity of the detection system. Virtually any desired thickness for the member may be used, thus allowing very close placement of the shield to the detectors and permitting use of very high density arrays.

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William J. White Application for Etchable Glass Cold Shield for Background Limited Detectors, Serial No. 248,127 filed 3/27/81.

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