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OTC-238 - THERMOPILE INFRARED SENSOR

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1 3 thermopile output pin (+) thermopile output pin (-) Thermopile 2(R) 3(V-) 1(V+) 4(GND) BACKSIDE VIEW SIDE VIEW www.DataSheet4U.com ▓ Order information : OTC-238-A A : 1 2 : : standard filter (5-14µm) silicon filter with flat band transmission ▓ Transmission of filter Transmission of op

Features

  • The thermopile sensor consists of a series of 44 thermoelements, forming a sensitive area of 0.5.
  • 0.5 mm2. The sensor is hermetically sealed into a TO-18 metal housing, with optical filter. This standard filter allows measurements to be made in the spectral range above 5µm wavelength. The thermosensor exhibits an almost white noise, comparable to an ohmic resistance. It has a constant signal versus frequency up to its frequency limit, and is directly proportional to incident radiation. ▓ Ap.

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Part number OTC-238
Manufacturer Unknown Manufacturer
File Size 188.70 KB
Description THERMOPILE INFRARED SENSOR
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www.DataSheet4U.com OTC-238 THERMOPILE INFRARED SENSOR Date : Oct. 10, 2000 ▓ Features The thermopile sensor consists of a series of 44 thermoelements, forming a sensitive area of 0.5*0.5 mm2. The sensor is hermetically sealed into a TO-18 metal housing, with optical filter. This standard filter allows measurements to be made in the spectral range above 5µm wavelength. The thermosensor exhibits an almost white noise, comparable to an ohmic resistance. It has a constant signal versus frequency up to its frequency limit, and is directly proportional to incident radiation.
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