P. Lambkin, B. Lane, I. O'Heifearnan, J. Gillham, R. Eatton
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Characterisation of CMOS compatible uncooled microbolometers
A new, low-cost, CMOS compatible microbolometer process has been established. The sensitive resistive element is formed from titanium supported by silicon dioxide. An electrothermal characterisation has shown the governing parameters are in line with current, alternative technologies. Preliminary results also indicate the absorption in the 8-14 /spl mu/m waveband is /spl sim/40%.