Reconfigurable detector array of resistance bolometers

Radiant energy – Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling – Infrared responsive

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C250S332000

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ABSTRACT:
An Array of detectors can be configured to be read as separate detectors, or to be connected into larger groups, e.g. groups of four (a 2×2 array). This allows the formation of a relatively high definition image, and a much faster formation of a lower resolution image. This may be used with in an automobile to control deployment of safety airbags in accordance with a drivers position relative to the airbags. Preferably the array is a 64×64 array of thermal detectors.

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