Press Releases of InfraTec

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2012-11-23
The new InfraTec Catalog of Pyroelectric Detectors now available
The new catalog edition for the sensor division will be available at the end of November.
The new catalog edition for the sensor division will be available at the end of November.
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2011-06-22
InfraTec's Fabry-Perot Detector wins SENSORS EXPO “Best of Show” Gold Award
Judges from SENSOR e-Magazine and the SENSORS EXPO staff awarded InfraTec GmbH the Gold Award for excellence in design innovation and ease of use in the Sensor Component category.
Held every year in June at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center near Chicago’s O’Hare airport, SENSORS EXPO brings together a wide selection of exhibitors representing manufacturers of wireless, pressure, gas, flow meters and other related technologies. This year’s awards went to Gold, Silver, Bronze and Honorable Mentioned awards in the areas of Sensor, Sensor Components, Technologies and Data Acquisition.
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2010-02-19
InfraTec's Fabry-Perot Detector wins PRISM AWARD
On January 27, 2010 InfraTec was awarded one of the Prism Award at SPIE Photonics West in San Francisco, the biggest conference and fair for optical technologies.
The PRISM AWARD is given in 9 categories and recognizes the best innovations in the field of optical and photonic technologies and products.
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2009-12-02
New single supply pyroelectric detectors for 2.7 V operation
InfraTec (www.InfraTec.de) is committed to extend its product line of pyroelectric detectors by new, highly innovative components which perfectly fit the latest markets requirements constantly.
Since 2002 a wide range of current-mode detectors with integrated CMOS OpAmp instead of a JFET source follower has been brought on the market.
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2009-09-03
New Pyroelectric detector in a compact TO39 package offers three spectral channels for gas analysis
NDIR gas analyzers frequently work according to the quotient method, where the test channel signal that depends on the concentration is based on a reference channel.
Dual channel detectors like the LIM-252 from InfraTec are needed to measure gases. Often, in an optical bench it is necessary to measure two gases at the same time (e.g. CO2 and methane with a reference).
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