Radiation detector with high thermal stability

Details Radiation detector with high thermal stability Radiation detector with high thermal stability

1992-02-06

1994-07-05

Cohen, Lee S.

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Truss

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374121, A61B 500

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053258630

ABSTRACT:
In a tympanic temperature detector a thermopile is suspended in a rigid structure of high thermal conductivity having a window. That structure is positioned at the rear end of a high thermal conductivity duct through which the tympanic membrane is viewed. The duct is cantilevered within a shield to which it is coupled to a high thermal conductivity joint. Thermal paths to the thermopile and window are tuned to minimize response of the thermopile to thermal perturbations at the tip of the duct.

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