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SPIE Proceedings.
BAE Systems continues to make dramatic progress in uncooled microbolometer sensors and applications. This paper will review the latest advancements in microbolometer technology at BAE Systems, including the development status of 17 micrometer pixel p
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Scott J. Miller, Margaret Kohin, Kevin Grealish, Arthur R. Leary, Robert H. Murphy, Brian S. Backer
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SPIE Proceedings.
This paper describes the inherent advantages of IR uncooled imagers in general, and the SCC500 in particular, for homeland defense. The SCC500 is a small, lightweight, low power, high performance uncooled imager that began production shipments in the
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SPIE Proceedings.
BAE Systems has made dramatic progress in uncooled microbolometer sensors and applications in the last year. The topics covered in this paper are: results and video from our latest 640x480 FPAs with sensitivities of better than 50 mK (f/1) and overvi
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SPIE Proceedings.
Starting in the early 1990’s, BAE SYSTEMS began a significant investment in the development of MicroIR Uncooled Microbolometers. 160 x 120, 320 x 240, and 640 x 480 focal plane array (FPA) technology advances in both large pixel and small pixel for
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Kevin Grealish, Tom Kacir, Robert H. Murphy, Barry Arsenault, Roy N. Rumbaugh, Scott J. Miller
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SPIE Proceedings.
A new 4th generation MicroIR architecture is introduced as the latest in the highly successful Standard Camera Core (SCC) series by BAE SYSTEMS to offer an infrared imaging engine with greatly reduced size, weight, power, and cost. The advanced SCC50
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Margaret Kohin, T. Breen, Todd W. Parker, L. Perich, W. Watson, N.R. Bultler, Charles A. Marshall, Robert H. Murphy
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Proceedings of the 19th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. 'Magnificent Milestones and Emerging Opportunities in Medical Engineering' (Cat. No.97CH36136).
Lockheed Martin IR Imaging Systems is developing low cost, high performance, uncooled infrared imaging products for both military and commercial applications. These products are based on the microbolometer technology, a silicon micromachined sensor t
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Brian S. Backer, Margaret Kohin, Robert H. Murphy, Richard J. Blackwell, T. Allen, Neal R. Butler
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SPIE Proceedings.
Sanders IR Imaging Systems (IRIS), a Lockheed Martin Company, has made recent improvements in high performance uncooled IR focal plane arrays and systems. This paper provides performance results for three of these new FPAs and systems. First we discu
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Thomas B. Breen, Charles A. Marshall, Todd W. Parker, Arthur R. Leary, Robert H. Murphy, Timothy E. White, Margaret Kohin
Publikováno v:
SPIE Proceedings.
Lockheed Martin IR Imaging Systems is developing low cost, high performance, uncooled IR imaging products for both military and commercial applications. These products are based on microbolometer technology, a silicon micromachined sensor that combin
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Todd W. Parker, N. Piscitelli, Margaret Kohin, Charles A. Marshall, Raymond J. Silva, Robert H. Murphy, T. Breen, Neal R. Butler
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1999 IEEE Aerospace Conference. Proceedings (Cat. No.99TH8403).
Lockheed Martin IR Imaging Systems is developing low cost, high performance, uncooled infrared imaging products for both military and commercial applications. These products are based on microbolometer technology, a silicon micromachined sensor that
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Todd W. Parker, Robert H. Murphy, Neal R. Butler, Raymond J. Silva, Margaret Kohin, Charles A. Marshall, Thomas B. Breen
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Infrared Detectors and Focal Plane Arrays V.
Lockheed Martin IR Imaging Systems is developing low cost, high performance, uncooled infrared imaging products for both military and commercial applications. These products are based on microbolometer technology, a silicon micromachined sensor that