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A Vibration Based Mechanical IR Detector and an IR Imaging Method Using The Same
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2013
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Azgın, Kıvanç
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The invention relates to a vibration based mechanical IR detector having one or more than one resonating pixel structure and an IR imaging method for measuring incoming IR radiation by means of mechanical resonance of the resonating pixels.
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K. Azgın, “A Vibration Based Mechanical IR Detector and an IR Imaging Method Using The Same,” 00, 2013.