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What Is an Infrared Thermopile Detector?

Thermopile detectors convert thermal potential differences into electric potential differences for contact and non-contact temperature sensing and presence sensing. They are cheap, interchangeable, have standard connectors, and can measure a wide range of temperatures. Our designs lend themselves easily to analog and digital systems.

Dexter Research pioneered the affordable infrared thermopile detector. Our thermopile detectors are accurate with ±0.5°C or better. Dexter’s products are 100% tested prior to shipping and display a remarkable reliability-durability curve.

Applications

  • Non-contact temperature measurement.
  • Spectrometers.
  • Tympanic thermometers.
  • Gas analysis.
  • Process temperature monitoring.
  • Fire & flame Detection.
  • Household appliances.
  • Explosion detection.
  • Radiometers.
  • Presence sensing.

Benefits

  • Most reliable.
  • Most durable.
  • Most sensitive.
  • Most robust.
  • Most models.
  • Most configurations.
  • Most small.
  • Most affordable.

For more information, contact:

Rob Toth, President
Dexter Research Center
7300 Huron River Drive
Dexter, MI 48130
Tel +1 734 426 3921

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