Vacuum packaging assembly for non-refrigeration infrared detector
An uncooled infrared and vacuum packaging technology, applied in measurement devices, electrical radiation detectors, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as thermal radiation damage of thermoelectric coolers and detector chips, and achieve low leakage rate, stable structure, high sealing effect
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[0024] Specific embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0025] 1. Production and preparation of parts
[0026] a) Shell 1 is processed by alloy metal such as Kovar. Four symmetrically distributed mounting holes 111 are processed on the shell 110 of the shell 1 for installation and alignment of components; at the same time, the ceramic transition seat 120 is welded on the shell 110 of the shell 1; the exhaust pipe 130 is brazed on the housing 110 of the housing 1 . The surface of the shell 1 is gold-plated for the sealing welding of the shell 1 and the cap 2 . Exhaust pipe 130 is processed by oxygen-free copper pipe, and the surface is plated with gold to prevent oxidation.
[0027] b) The thermoelectric cooler 5 is a double-sided metallized cooler, and the pins are tinned copper leads. The type selection depends on the scale, power consumption, working temperature and ambient temperature of the ...
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