Contactless thermopile array sensor operates over a viewing angle of 60 degrees
23-09-2015 |
TTI Europe
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Test & Measurement
Now available from TTI Europe, Panasonic's Grid-EYE infrared array sensor
uses an I²C communication interface, enabling temperature measurements at
frequencies of 1 or 10 frames/sec. The device's 64 pixels yield accurate
temperature measurement over a viewing angle of 60 degrees provided by a
silicon lens.
In order to exemplify the potential behind the innovative sensor, Panasonic
Automotive & Industrial Systems is launching a Grid-EYE Infrared (IR) Array
sensor Evaluation Kit end of September that combines its 'nanopower' PAN1740
Bluetooth Smart module and a microcontroller on one PCB. By combining its
new IR sensor technology with Bluetooth technology and software for IR
detection of people and objects in a single evaluation kit, Panasonic is
enabling customers to develop rapid prototypes and quickly build their own
wireless sensor Internet of Things (IoT) applications, says the company.
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