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What is an Infrared Thermopile Detector?
Infrared thermopile detectors are used to take non-contact temperature measurements based on the infrared (IR) energy an object emits. Infrared thermopile detectors have an important role in various industries and are frequently used for industrial manufacturing processes and environmental monitoring applications.
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What’s the Best Solution for Laser Power Measurement?
The solutions you choose for measuring laser power must be accurate and reliable. If you’re looking for the best laser power measurement solution, why not consider Dexter’s range of thermopile detectors?
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How Does Infrared Gas Detection Work?
Infrared gas detection is a popular method based on how gas molecules absorb infrared radiation (IR) at specific wavelengths. Learn more in this blog post.
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What does a Thermopile Detector Measure?
Learn more about how thermopile detectors function and why they are an important method of infrared thermometry. Read our blog for more information.
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What is an NDIR sensor?
A nondispersive infrared (NDIR) sensor is often used as a gas sensor to detect and measure gases in the atmosphere and their concentrations. Learn more.
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What Are Miniature Amplifiers Used For?
Miniature amplifiers play an important role as they help to enhance small or weak input signals. Learn more about their applications.
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Tiny Infrared Sensors Will Play Key Role In Determining Human Survivability In Space Colonization
Among the 2.9 tons of mission critical supplies delivered to the International Space Station by the Progress M-13M spacecraft in early November were two tiny but critical infrared thermopile sensor detectors from Dexter Research Center, a Michigan company located just west of Ann Arbor. The combined weight of the precision non-contact infrared sensors from Dexter…
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Test Confirm that Dexter Research Detectors Perform to MIL-Spec
For thirty-five years, Dexter Research thin-film infrared detectors have been the most reliable and durable solution for non-contact infrared sensing. Withstanding up to 1000G’s of mechanical shock and 30G’s of random vibration, these tiny wonders can provide non-contact temperature sensing accuracy up to 0.1°C.
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New High Temperature Detector
Dexter Research Center announces the availability of its new ST60 High Temperature Detector.
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New Temperature Sensor Module with Digital Output
Dexter Research Center announces the availability of its new MD Series Temperature Sensor Module. The sensor is integrated with signal conditioning that reliably produces a calibrated temperature output in a plug and play package, with options. Programmable outputs and flexible supplies yield a turnkey solution for medical, consumer, commercial and industrial applications. The module has…