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Thermal sensors are a type of optical sensor that measure temperature by detecting infrared radiation. They are used in a variety of applications, such as industrial process control, medical imaging, and automotive safety systems. Thermal sensors are typically composed of a detector, a lens, and a signal processor. The detector is usually a thermopile, which is a device that converts infrared radiation into an electrical signal. The lens focuses the infrared radiation onto the detector, and the signal processor converts the electrical signal into a temperature reading.
Thermal sensors are becoming increasingly popular due to their accuracy and reliability. They are also relatively inexpensive and easy to install. Additionally, they are able to measure temperatures over a wide range, from very low to very high.
Some companies in the thermal sensor market include FLIR Systems, Honeywell, and Omron. Show Less Read more