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This paper emphasizes the infrared sensor/detector packaging. Electro-optical (E-O) sensor packaging is a challenging task. By its nature, it requires one to complete two missions: 1) to expose the sensing element in order to interact with the environment "transparently" while detecting the surrounding and 2) to protect sensitive electronics from the harsh environment.