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US 12,546,659 B2Granted
Electroconductive thermal insulating material and infrared sensor
AssigneePanasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.
InventorKunihiko Nakamura
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Abstract
An electroconductive thermal insulating material includes first domains and at least one second domain. The first domains each have a phononic crystal, and the phononic crystal has holes arranged in plan view. The second domain is a domain formed around the first domain in plan view and having no hole.
Claims9
An infrared sensor comprising:
- a substrate;
- an infrared receiver;
- and
- an electroconductive thermal insulating material, wherein
- the electroconductive thermal insulating material comprises:
- first domains each having a phononic crystal, the phononic crystal having holes arranged in plan view;
- at least one second domain formed around the first domain in plan view and having no hole,
- a connected portion connected to at least one selected from the group consisting of the substrate and a member on the substrate;
- and
- a separated portion separated from the substrate, wherein
- the first domains are divided from each other by the second domain,
- in plan view, the first domain has a substantially polygonal shape in which at least one interior angle is greater than 90°,
- the infrared receiver is joined to the separated portion of the electroconductive thermal insulating material,
- the infrared receiver is supported by the electroconductive thermal insulating material in a state where the infrared receiver is separated from the substrate, and
- the electroconductive thermal insulating material includes, between a joined portion thereof joined to the infrared receiver and the connected portion, the first domain and the second domain.
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