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Proceedings Article | 3 May 2017 Paper

An advanced presence detection system using the CMOS Infrared (CIR) technology

Tugay Arslan, Gorkem Cilbir, Murat Tepegoz, Tayfun Akin

Proceedings Volume 10177, 101771Y (2017) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2275165

KEYWORDS: Sensors, Thermography, Infrared sensors, Infrared radiation, Infrared technology, CMOS sensors, Infrared detectors, Cameras, Infrared imaging, Microbolometers

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This paper presents the development of advanced presence detection system using the CMOS infrared (CIR) technology. The recent advancements on microbolometer type uncooled LWIR imaging sensor technology allowed to reduce the fabrication cost of the microbolometer type detectors and the overall wafer cost and therefore to increase the use of this technology in a number of emerging applications, including various consumer applications and advance presence detection systems for smart buildings and smart offices. Such applications require even lower cost detectors, which can be achieved with a recently introduced CMOS infrared (CIR) technology that enables the mass fabrication of microbolometer type sensors in almost any CMOS foundries without additional equipment investment. This paper introduces an advanced presence detection system which uses an LWIR microbolometer type sensor fabricated using the CIR technology. The advanced presence detection (APD) system can provide 80x80 infrared video together with the temperature map of the scene where the sensor can collect LWIR radiation using 120 degrees wide FOV lens. The embedded microprocessor can process the infrared video and provide real time number of people data as output. The APD system can both provide SPI interface for OEM developers and USB interface for fast evaluation and prototyping.

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