Microbolometers: Fundamentals, Materials, and Recent Developments describes the fundamentals of microbolometers, their historic evolution, operational principles and material choices. It also explains the impact of materials on the processing and development of device characteristics. Sections address various aspects of optical properties and recommend models of properties of materials of interest for the fabrication of the uncooled microbolometers. In addition, the book presents two case studies, Honeywell and Texas Instruments, that focus on the design and manufacture of microbolometers.
Finally, recent developments, applications, patents and future trends are presented. The chapter on patents will summarize the strengths and weaknesses of each of the technologies.
“Please note that there is an error on the Dedication page, it should read: “To my sister, Math. G.Y. Premalatha, and my brother-in-law, the late Professor G.N. Yoganarasimhan, Professor of Water Resources Engineering and Management, for showing me the direction
Microbolometers: Fundamentals, Materials, and Recent Developments describes the fundamentals of microbolometers, their historic evolution, operational principles and material choices. It also explains the impact of materials on the processing and development of device characteristics. Sections address various aspects of optical properties and recommend models of properties of materials of interest for the fabrication of the uncooled microbolometers. In addition, the book presents two case studies, Honeywell and Texas Instruments, that focus on the design and manufacture of microbolometers.
Finally, recent developments, applications, patents and future trends are presented. The chapter on patents will summarize the strengths and weaknesses of each of the technologies.
“Please note that there is an error on the Dedication page, it should read: “To my sister, Math. G.Y. Premalatha, and my brother-in-law, the late Professor G.N. Yoganarasimhan, Professor of Water Resources Engineering and Management, for showing me the direction
1. Historical perspective
2. Introduction
3. Figure of merit
4. Infrared detector materials
5. Other materials
6. Optical and thermal detector fundamentals, microbolometer
and readout integrated circuits
7. Methods of calibration
8. Types of microbolometers
9. Terahertz microbolometers
10. Antennas
11. Infrared focal plane arrays
12. Recent developments: A case study of an uncooled
microbolometer
13. Present and future trends
14. Applications
N M Ravindra (Ravi) is Professor of Physics at the New Jersey
Institute of Technology (NJIT). He was the Chair of the Physics
Department (2009–13) and Director, Interdisciplinary Program in
Materials Science and Engineering at NJIT (2009–2016). Ravi is the
Founding Editor of Emerging Materials Research. He serves on the
editorial board of several international journals and book series
that are dedicated to materials science and engineering.
Ravi and his research team have published over 300 papers in
international journals, books and conference proceedings; his team
has several pending and two issued patents; he has organized over
30 international conferences; and he has given over 75 talks in
international meetings.
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