Temperature detector having a pyroelectric device and impedance conversion
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Mar 6, 1990
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Sep 27, 1988
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Sep 28, 1987
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A temperature detector comprises a pyroelectric device (10) having electrodes (11, 12) on both main surfaces, with an insulating film (13) formed on one of the main surfaces. An impedance converting circuit formed of a field effect transistor (20) and resistance elements (18, 19) is electrically and physically connected between an electrode (11) exposed through a hole (14) formed in the insulating film and electrodes (15, 16, 17) formed on the insulating film. The detector is entirely covered by molded resin (24). Consequently, problems of disconnection and short circuit of leads between the pyroelectric device and the impedance converting circuit can be eliminated.
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