Pyroelectric IR-sensor
AssigneeMurata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
InventorsSatoru Ito, Michihiro Murata, Norio Fukui, Keizou Yamamoto, Tetsujiro Sawao, Satoshi Awata, Yasuo Tada, Satoru Kawabata
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Abstract
A pyroelectric IR-sensor in which a pyroelectric light receiving element is mounted on a MID substrate or a ceramic substrate having a thermal conductivity less than 0.02 cal/cm.sec..degree.C. Both ends of the pyroelectric light receiving element are supported by the substrate, with the central portion of the pyroelectric light receiving element being spaced from the substrate. Chip parts are mounted on the substrate.
Claims2
A method for forming a pyroelectric sensor comprising:
- forming an MID substrate with a first surface and a pair of spaced apart raised mounting projections extending from said first surface by injection molding a catalytic resin portion;
- injection molding a non-catalytic resin to overlap said catalytic resin portion;
- forming a conductive circuit on said first surface and said projections;
- affixing opposite ends of a pyroelectric light receiving element to the conductive circuit on separate ones of said pair of projections, whereby a center portion of said element between said opposite ends is supported spaced from said first surface.
A method for forming a pyroelectric sensor comprising:
- forming a ceramic substrate with a concave surface having opposed spaced apart element supporting surfaces;
- forming an electric circuit on said concave surface and said element supporting surfaces;
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- affixing opposite ends of a pyroelectric light receiving element to the electric circuit on separate ones of said pair of projections, whereby a center portion of said element between said opposite ends is supported spaced from said concave surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.