M. Moreno, D. Ferrusca, J. Rangel, J. Castro, J. Hernández, R. Jimenez, Alfonso Torres, Arturo Ponce, A. Morales, Rodrigo Gonzalez-Cruz, Eduardo Mota-Galvan, Gabriela Amador-Perez
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In this work we report the development of different parts of an infrared camera, which includes the fabrication of a microbolometer array based on polymorphous silicon-germanium thermosensing films (pm-SiGe:H) with large values of the Thermal coefficient of resistance (TCR), as large as −6.6 %/K. The array is composed of 4800 pixels, distributed as 80 × 60, with each pixels of size of 50 × 50 μm2. As well the first stages of the readout circuit based on a FPGA is described, and the infrared filters lens design and the vacuum camera design also are shown.