rudie
Junior Member level 3
Hello,
I am trying to detect some materials in oil with infrared light. As a receiver I am probably going to use a pyroelectric detector. On the internet I couldn't find any sufficient information about the output of such a detector. Does anyone know how this detector reacts to wavelengths? for example were in the output signal can i see the wavelength of the received light and what happens the the output if the receiver receives more than one wavelength?
An other solution would be to use a photodetector. But in my appilication i will need to detect wavelenght up to 16um. Are there any photodetectors that can detect this wavelength?
I hope someone can help me.
greets Rudie
I am trying to detect some materials in oil with infrared light. As a receiver I am probably going to use a pyroelectric detector. On the internet I couldn't find any sufficient information about the output of such a detector. Does anyone know how this detector reacts to wavelengths? for example were in the output signal can i see the wavelength of the received light and what happens the the output if the receiver receives more than one wavelength?
An other solution would be to use a photodetector. But in my appilication i will need to detect wavelenght up to 16um. Are there any photodetectors that can detect this wavelength?
I hope someone can help me.
greets Rudie