ST60 LCC Silicon-Based Thermopile Detector from Dexter

TheST60 LCC is a single-channel silicon-based thermopile that comes in a LCC package for surface mount assembly with a small active area of 0.61 x 0.61mm.

With a low temperature coefficient of responsivity of -0.04%/°C, the thermopile detector has a time constant of 18ms with nitrogen encapsulation gas. It exhibits a very short thermal shock response to changes in the ambient temperature.

Benefits

The ST60 LCC offers the following benefits:

Low cost surface mount assembly

Small active area size with medium output

Options

The options available include:

A range of optical filter options are available

ST60R LCC version offers a cost-effective (20% tolerance) poly-silicon resistor for use as a PTC thermistor

Internal 30kΩ 5% NTC chip thermistor delivers ambient package temperature measurement

Internal aperture accurately defines active area for applications with FOV and/or spot size requirements

Applications

The following are the applications of ST60 LCC:

Ideal for non-contact temperature measurement

Horizon sensor

Technical Specifications

The technical specifications of the ST60 LCC are summarized in the following table:

General Specifications: Flat spectral response from 100nm to > 100μm. Linear signal output from 10^-6 to 0.1W/cm². Maximum incident radiance 0.1W/cm², damage threshold ≥ .5W/cm²

Notes: (1) Parameter is not 100% tested. 90% of all units meet these specifications. (2) A is detector area in cm². (3) Test Conditions: 500K Blackbody source; Detector active surface 10cm from 0.6513cm Diameter Blackbody Aperture.

General Specifications

The general specifications of the ST60 LCC are listed below:

Flat spectral response from 100nm to > 100µm

Linear signal output from 10^-6 to 0.1W/cm²

Maximum incident radiance is 0.1W/cm²

Damage threshold is ≥ 0.5W/cm²

Notes

Specifications apply at 23°C with KBr window and nitrogen encapsulating gas

Parameter is not 100% tested. 90% of all units meet these specifications.

A is detector area in cm².

Test Conditions: 500K Blackbody source; Detector active surface 10cm from 0.6513cm Diameter Blackbody Aperture.