A New Uncooled FPA Technology

Aegis Semiconductor is developing a new type of uncooled LWIR infrared focal plane array (FPA) based on an array of thermally tunable thin-film near-infrared (NIR) optical filters. As thermal radiation is absorbed in each pixel and its temperature varies, the peak of the NIR passband of the filter is shifted.|

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