Temperature compensation type infrared sensor

Thermal measuring and testing – Temperature measurement – By electrical or magnetic heat sensor

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136230, 136213, 338 22R, 374129, G01K 702, G01K 710

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ABSTRACT:
A temperature compensation type infrared sensor includes a substrate having a central pit and functioning as a heat sink with an insulation film formed on the top face of the substrate and defining a diaphragm located above the pit, a plurality of thermocouples disposed on the insulation film and connected in series with each of said thermocouples having a hot junction on said diaphragm and a cold junction on the heat sink, and a thermopile element including a black body on the central portion of the diaphragm in the insulation film for absorbing infrared rays with the thermopile element being placed on a thermistor chip for compensating temperature.

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