Thermal measuring and testing – Calorimetry – Total radiant energy or power measurement
Patent
1991-11-06
1993-07-20
Will, Thomas B.
Thermal measuring and testing
Calorimetry
Total radiant energy or power measurement
25037014, 257185, 257198, G01K 1720
Patent
active
052287777
ABSTRACT:
An electronic bolometer comprises at least a quantum well between two barrier layers. It has an input side parallel to the quantum-well layer and receiving a beam at a quasi-normal incidence angle. Two electrodes disposed perpendicularly to the quantum-well layers allow to measure a change in the resistivity of said quantum well.
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Bois Philippe
Rosencher Emmanuel
"Thomson-CSF"
Bennett G. Bradley
Will Thomas B.
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