Applied Physics Letters · 1971 · 83 citations · 5 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceMaterials ChemistryOptical MaterialsOptoelectronicsInfrared DetectorsInfrared SpectroscopyOptical DetectorsOptical Properties Of MaterialsPhotodetectorsSensor MaterialsPyroelectric DetectorsPyroelectric MaterialsPyroelectric PropertiesPyroelectricity
Polyvinylfluoride plastic films exhibit a normalized detectivity, D* (500 K, 1, 1), of 3×108 cm Hz1/2/W. This value for the infrared-detector figure of merit is close to the highest available from other pyroelectric materials. A pyroelectric coefficient of 1 nC/cm2K was obtained from the optical response, and a material figure of merit of 1.3×10−9 C cm/J was determined.
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A Laser Power Meter for Large Beams
D. A. Jennings, E. D. West · Review of Scientific Instruments · 1970 · 22 citations
Engineering, Physics, Heat Transfer +15