Chapter 1 Infrared Detector Characterization
During the 1950s, IR detectors were built using single-element-cooled lead salt photodetectors, primarily for anti-air-missile seekers. Usually ... After the invention of CCDs by Boyle and Smith,5 the idea of an all-solid-state electronically scanned 2D IR detector array caused attention to be turned to Infrared Detector Characterization 3.
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