KEMET’s lineup of environmental sensors detect the condition of the environment and can be used to alert safety monitoring systems of changes in conditions. These sensors are based on the pyroelectric effect that make them lower in power consumption than traditional silicon-based sensors. Similar to how the piezoelectric effect converts mechanical energy to electrical energy when a crystalline lattice is disturbed, the pyroelectric is a crystalline lattice that converts blackbody thermal energy to electrical energy. These sensors are available in both digital and analog interfaces and address various requirements of detecting or monitoring applications.
Product Selection
Flame Detection
KEMET’s QFS pyroelectric flame sensors combine high sensitivity with fast response times and high dynamic range to ensure rapid and accurate detection of small and large flames, nearby or over larger distances. These high quality sensors, in their small SMD package, integrate a digital, current mode read-out offering high responsivity over the full frequency range of flame flicker from 3 – 30 Hz. Industry standard I2C communication enables plug-and-play connectivity to microcontrollers and allows easy tuning and calibration. Programmable gain and filtering offer maximum flexibility in system design, and various optical filter options are also available. These sensors can be connected together in a linear series for synchronized sampling across devices. Their long and maintenance-free operational lifetime and various low power modes make these sensors ideal for any smart or IoT type of applications.
| Part Number | Filter | Filter BW | Use | |
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USEQFSEA22L180 | 2.20 μm | Long pass | Broadband flame detection |
| USEQFSEA50L180 | 5.00 μm | Long pass | Human motion rejection | |
| USEQFSEA391180 | 3.91 μm | 90 nm | Rejection Channel | |
| USEQFSEA464180 | 4.64 μm | 180 nm | Flame channel (wide FoV) | |
| USEQFSEA448180 | 4.48 μm | 620 nm | Flame channel (main detector) |
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The Flame Sensor Modules consist of a breakout board, on which a SMD flame sensor is mounted, ideal for easy evaluation and quick prototype development. A ribbon cable for flexible connection to user’s hardware or backplane and control board is included.
| Part Number | Including Sensor | Filter | Filter BW | Use |
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| USEQFSM122L100 | USEQFSEA22L180 | 2.20 μm | Long pass | Broadband flame detection |
| USEQFSM150L100 | USEQFSEA50L180 | 5.00 μm | Long pass | Human motion rejection |
| USEQFSM1391100 | USEQFSEA391180 | 3.91 μm | 90 nm | Rejection channel |
| USEQFSM1464100 | USEQFSEA464180 | 4.64 μm | 180 nm | Flame channel (wide FoV) |
| USEQFSM1448100 | USEQFSEA448180 | 4.48 μm | 620 nm | Flame channel (main detector) |
Outfitted with all necessary components for the 1.8-3.6 V power supply of the device, all functionality of the sensor is routed out to a 10-pin 1.27mm pitch IDC connector on the back side of the 16 x 13.8 mm PCB. The build height including the socket is 9 mm. They provide up to 1 MHz Fast Mode+ I2C communication to configure the sensor and read data from it.
| Pin | Symbol | Type | |
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1 | Vsupply | Power supply |
| 2 | Unassigned | – | |
| 3 | SCL (I2C) | Digital in/out | |
| 4 | SDA (I2C) | Digital in/out | |
| 5 | CS | Digital in | |
| 6 | INT | Digital out | |
| 7 | SYNC | Digital in/out | |
| 8 | CLK | Digital in/out | |
| 9 | Unassigned | – | |
| 10 | GND | Ground |
There is a chip select/enable pin and an interrupt output available. The CLK/SYNC pins can be used to feed an external clock signal in to the board or, alternatively, distribute the clock signal of one board to several other boards, thereby creating a synchronized “network” of sensors.
| Part Number | Use | Type |
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| USEQCSK0000000 | Control board for modules |
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USEQCSK0000000 can flexibly host up to four modules. With no hardware design work required, a combination of this backplane board and any of the attached SMD sensors can produce infrared sensor signal measurements out of the box in the early evaluation and design stages. This control board is provided with PC software allowing the user to configure and read out each of the SMD sensors connected. The sensor data is visualised in real time on a scope plot in the user interface. A csv file capture facility records the digital signals from the sensors for further processing by the user.
Click here to view the Backplane Board USEQCSK0000000 Quick Start Guide.
KEMET’s QFC pyroelectric flame sensors provide accurate discrimination of flame sources in triple IR flame detection systems, through their excellent signal to noise characteristic at the signature 8 – 10 Hz flicker range of a flame. The sensor element is built into a low noise circuit that has an internal CMOS op amp with a 10 GΩ feedback resistor outputting a voltage signal centered around half the supply rail. Exceptionally high responsivity, a wide field of view and rapid recovery from thermal and electrical shocks makes it the ideal solution for demanding flame detection applications.
| Part Number | Filter | Cut On Wavelength | Cut Off Wavelength | |
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USEQFCSA338100 | 3.38 μm bandpass | 3.295 μm typical | 3.475 μm typical |
| USEQFCSA391100 | 3.91 μm bandpass | 3.865 μm typical | 3.955 μm typical | |
| USEQFCSA435100 | 4.35 μm bandpass | 4.05 μm typical | 4.65 μm typical | |
| USEQFCSA448100 | 4.48 μm bandpass | 4.17 μm typical | 4.79 μm typical | |
| USEQFCSA455100 | 4.55 μm bandpass | 4.34 μm typical | 4.76 μm typical | |
| USEQFCSA500100 | 5.00 μm cut on | 5.0 μm typical | – | |
| USEQFCSA550100 | 5.50 μm cut on | 5.5 μm typical | – |
| Features and Benefits | Applications for Rapid Fire Detection |
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To allow for further in-depth testing of these flame sensing and detection solutions, KEMET is proposing 2 evaluation kits, a digital one and an analog one. The purpose of these kits is to enable engineers and technicians to carry out simple and effective evaluation of KEMET flame sensors, experiment with the sample flame detection ratio based algorithm, and to capture measured data to a PC through the KEMET Flame Sensing Evaluation Tool software.
| Part Number | Use | Includes | |
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USEQFSK1000000 | SMD Flame Sensing Evaluation Kit |
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Click here to download the SMD Flame Sensing Evaluation Kit USEQFSK1000000 User Guide.
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USEQFCK4000000 | TO Flame Sensing Evaluation Kit |
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Click here to download the TO Flame Sensing Evaluation Kit USEQFCK4000000 User Guide.
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Gas Detection
KEMET’s QGS thin film digital pyroelectric IR sensors for gas detection and concentration measurement combine high sensitivity with fast response times and high dynamic range to ensure rapid and accurate detection of target gases. These high quality sensors, in their small SMD package, integrate a digital, current mode read-out that enables lower IR-emitter duty cycles, thereby saving significantly on system level power consumption, while maintaining high SNR.
Industry standard I²C communication enables plug-and-play connectivity to microcontrollers and allows easy tuning and calibration. Programmable gain and filtering offer maximum flexibility in system design, and various optical filter options are also available. These sensors can be connected together in linear series to allow synchronized sampling across devices. Their long and maintenance-free operational lifetime makes them ideal for highly demanding automotive or medical applications.
| Part Number | Filter | Filter BW | Use | |
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USEQGSEAC82180 | 4.26 μm | 180 nm | CO2 |
| USEQGSEACH4180 | 3.30 μm | 160 nm | CH4 | |
| USEQGSEAN8L180 | 5.30 μm | 180 nm | NO |
Below flame sensors from the QFS series can also be used for gas detection or analysis, more details about these products available on the Flame Detection section.
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USEQFSEA391180 | 3.91 μm | 90 nm | Reference |
| USEQFSEA22L1801 | 2.20 μm | Long pass | Broadband | |
| USEQFSEA50L1801 | 5.00 μm | Long pass | Broadband | |
| USEQFSEA4641802 | 4.64 μm | 180 nm | CO |
1 Used with bespoke, customer or application-specific (narrowband) filters mounted externally.
2 Used as gas or active filter.
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The Gas Sensor Modules consist of a breakout board, on which a SMD flame sensor is mounted, ideal for easy evaluation and quick prototype development. A ribbon cable for flexible connection to user’s hardware or backplane and control board is included.
| Part Number | Including Sensor | Filter | Filter BW | Use |
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| USEQGSM1C82100 | USEQGSEAC82180 | 4.26 μm | 180 nm | CO2 |
| USEQGSM1CH4100 | USEQGSEACH4180 | 3.30 μm | 160 nm | CH4 |
| USEQGSM1N8L100 | USEQGSEAN8L180 | 5.30 μm | 180 nm | NO |
Below flame sensor modules from the QFSM series can also be used for gas detection or analysis, more details about these products available on the Flame Detection section.
| Part Number | Including Sensor | Filter | Filter BW | Use |
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| USEQFSM1391100 | USEQFSEA391180 | 3.91 μm | 90 nm | Reference |
| USEQFSM122L100 | USEQFSEA22L180 1 | 2.20 μm | Long pass | Broadband |
| USEQFSM150L100 | USEQFSEA50L180 1 | 5.00 μm | Long Pass | Broadband |
| USEQFSM1464100 | USEQFSEA464180 2 | 4.64 μm | 180 nm | CO |
1 Used with bespoke, customer or application-specific (narrowhead) filters mounted externally.
2 Used as gas or active filter.
Outfitted with all necessary components for the 1.8-3.6 V power supply of the device, all functionality of the sensor is routed out to a 10-pin 1.27mm pitch IDC connector on the back side of the 16 x 13.8 mm PCB. The build height including the socket is 9 mm. They provide up to 1 MHz Fast Mode+ I2C communication to configure the sensor and read data from it.
| Pin | Symbol | Type | |
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1 | Vsupply | Power supply |
| 2 | Unassigned | – | |
| 3 | SCL (I2C) | Digital in/out | |
| 4 | SDA (I2C) | Digital in/out | |
| 5 | CS | Digital in | |
| 6 | INT | Digital out | |
| 7 | SYNC | Digital in/out | |
| 8 | CLK | Digital in/out | |
| 9 | Unassigned | – | |
| 10 | GND | Ground |
There is a chip select/enable pin and an interrupt output available. The CLK/SYNC pins can be used to feed an external clock signal in to the board or, alternatively, distribute the clock signal of one board to several other boards, thereby creating a synchronized “network” of sensors.
| Part Number | Use | Type |
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| USEQCSK0000000 | Control board for modules |
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USEQCSK0000000 can flexibly host up to four modules. With no hardware design work required, a combination of this backplane board and any of the attached SMD sensors can produce infrared sensor signal measurements out of the box in the early evaluation and design stages. This control board is provided with PC software allowing the user to configure and read out each of the SMD sensors connected. The sensor data is visualised in real time on a scope plot in the user interface. A csv file capture facility records the digital signals from the sensors for further processing by the user.
Click here to view the Backplane Board USEQCSK0000000 Quick Start Guide.
KEMET’s QGC pyroelectric gas sensors can be reduced in physical size and still provide high sensitivity with fast frequency operation, enabling this highly stable 1 to 4 element sensor in a TO39 package. The sensor element is built into a low noise circuit that has an internal CMOS operational amplifier with a 10 GΩ feedback resistor outputting a voltage signal centered around half the supply rail.
| Single Channel Sensor | Part Number | Cut On Wavelength CWL / (HPB) | Use |
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USEQGCCAREF100 | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | Reference |
| USEQGCCAC82L00 | 4.26 μm / (180 nm) | CO2 | |
| USEQGCCAC82S00 | 4.43 μm / (60 nm) | CO2 (Special) | |
| USEQGCCAC82N00 | 4.30 μm / (110 nm) | CO2 (Narrow) | |
| USEQGCCAC8L100 | 4.64 μm / (180 nm) | CO | |
| USEQGCCAC8N100 | 4.64 μm / (90 nm) | CO (Narrow) | |
| USEQGCCACH4100 | 3.30 μm / (160 nm) | CH4 | |
| USEQGCCAN8L100 | 5.30 μm / (180 nm) | NO | |
| USEQGCCAHC1100 | 3.375 μm / (190 nm) | H-C | |
| USEQGCCAS82100 | 7.30 μm / (200 nm) | SO2 | |
| USEQGCCAR12100 | 10.35 μm / (190 nm) | Refrigerant R12 (Freon) | |
| USEQGCCA50L100 | 5.00 μm Long Pass | Broadband for bespoke filters |
| Dual Channel Sensor | Part Number | Channel 1 Cut On Wavelength CWL / (HPB) |
Channel 2 Cut On Wavelength CWL / (HPB) |
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USEQGCDAC82L00 | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | 4.26 μm / (180 nm) | CO2 |
| USEQGCDAC82S00 | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | 4.43 μm / (60 nm) | CO2 (Special) | |
| USEQGCDAC82N00 | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | 4.30 μm / (110 nm) | CO2 (Narrow) | |
| USEQGCDAC82M00 | 3.70 μm / (110 nm) | 4.26 μm / (180 nm) | CO2 (Medical) | |
| USEQGCDAC82100 | 4.90 μm / (130 nm) | 4.26 μm / (180 nm) | CO2 (Medical) | |
| USEQGCDAC8L100 | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | 4.64 μm / (180 nm) | CO | |
| USEQGCDAC8N100 | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | 4.64 μm / (90 nm) | CO (Narrow) | |
| USEQGCDACH4100 | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | 3.30 μm / (160 nm) | CH4 | |
| USEQGCDAN8L100 | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | 5.30 μm / (180 nm) | NO | |
| USEQGCDAHC1100 | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | 3.33 μm / (160 nm) | H-C (1) | |
| USEQGCDAHC2100 | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | 3.375 μm / (190 nm) | H-C (2) | |
| USEQGCDAS82100 | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | 7.30 μm / (200 nm) | SO2 | |
| USEQGCDAR12100 | 8.94 μm / (225 nm) | 10.36 μm / (190 nm) | Refrigerant R12 (Freon) | |
| USEQGCDA50L100 | 5.00 μm Long Pass | 5.00 μm Long Pass | Broadband for bespoke filters | |
| USEQGCDAANA100 | 8.44 μm / (205 nm) | 4.26 μm / (180 nm) | Anesthesia | |
| USEQGCDAN82100 | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | 6.20 μm / (200 nm) | NO2 | |
| USEQGCDASF6100 | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | 10.6 μm / (240 nm) | SF6, Ethylene |
| Quad Channel Sensor | Part Number | Channel 1 Cut On Wavelength CWL / (HPB) |
Channel 2 Cut On Wavelength CWL / (HPB) |
Channel 3 Cut On Wavelength CWL / (HPB) |
Channel 4 Cut On Wavelength CWL / (HPB) |
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USEQGCQAC82H00 | 3.38 μm / (190 nm) | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | 4.26 μm / (180 nm) | 4.64 μm / (180 nm) | HC, CO, CO2 |
| USEQGCQAAN1100 | 3.90 μm / (200 nm) | 3.90 μm / (200 nm) | 4.26 μm / (180 nm) | 8.416 μm / (180 nm) | Anesthesia (1) | |
| USEQFCSA435100 | 8.75 μm / (200 nm) | 9.62 μm / (230 nm) | 12.25 μm / (210 nm) | 8.55 μm / (180 nm) | Anesthesia (2) | |
| USEQFCSA448100 | 4.26 μm / (180 nm) | 4.64 μm / (180 nm) | 3.30 μm / (160 nm) | 3.91 μm / (90 nm) | Exhaust, Environmental |
| Features and Benefits | Applications for Gas Detection |
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To allow for further in-depth testing of these gas sensing and detection solutions, KEMET is proposing 2 evaluation kits, a digital one and an analog one.
The purpose of the digital SMD CO2 Gas Sensing Evaluation Kit is to enable engineers and technicians to carry out a simple and effective evaluation of the QGS SMD sensors, and to capture measured data to a PC through the KEMET Gas Sensing Evaluation Tool software.
| Part Number | Use | Includes | |
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USEQGSK3000000 | SMD CO2 Gas Sensing Evaluation Kit |
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Click here to download the SMD CO2 Gas Sensing Evaluation Kit USEQGSK3000000 User Guide.
The analog TO CO2 Gas Sensing Evaluation kit is to enable the users to carry out a simple and effective demonstration of the QGC two channel CO2 sensor, as well as to provide a flexible platform to start evaluation and design work with all others QGC TO-39 packaged gas sensors.
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USEQGCK5000000 | Analog TO CO2 Gas Sensing Evaluation Kit |
1 Not gas sealed, please consider safety if used with toxic gases. |
Click here to download the Analog TO CO2 Gas Sensing Evaluation Kit USEQGCK5000000 User Guide.
Motion Detection
| KEMET’s QMS thin-film digital pyroelectric IR sensors combine high sensitivity with fast response times to ensure rapid and accurate motion detection, and high dynamic range to allow motion detection nearby or over larger distances. The 2×2 pixel version of this device allows users to determine the direction of motion. These high-quality sensors, in their small SMD package, integrate a digital, current mode read-out. Industry-standard I2C communication enables interfacing to microcontrollers and allows for easy tuning. Gain and filtering options can be optimized via the I2C interface . These sensors can be connected together in linear series to allow synchronized sampling across devices. |
| Part Number | Element Size | Filter Aperture | Typical NEP | |
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USEQMSEA011680 | 0.41 mm2 | 1.65 mm | 2.7 x 10–10 W/√Hz |
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USEQMSEA221680 | 4 X 0.057 mm2 | 1.65 mm | 0.4 x 10–10 W/√Hz |
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USEQMSEA220980 | 4 X 0.057 mm2 | 0.9 mm | 0.4 x 10–10 W/√Hz |
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The Motion and Gesture Sensor Modules consist of a breakout board, on which an SMD motion sensor is mounted, ideal for easy evaluation and quick prototype development.
A ribbon cable for flexible connection to user’s hardware or backplane and control board is included.
| Part Number | Including Sensor | Filter Aperture | Element Size | Typical NEP |
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| USEQMSM1011600 | USEQMSEA011680 | 1.65 mm | 0.41 mm2 | 2.7 x 10^–10 W/√Hz |
| USEQMSM1221600 | USEQMSEA221680 | 1.65 mm | 4 X 0.057 mm2 | 0.4 x 10^–10 W/√Hz |
| USEQMSM1220900 | USEQMSEA220980 | 0.9 mm | 4 X 0.057 mm2 | 0.4 x 10^–10 W/√Hz |
Outfitted with all necessary components for the 1.8-3.6 V power supply of the device, all functionality of the sensor is routed out to a 10-pin 1.27mm pitch IDC connector on the back side of the 16 x 13.8 mm PCB. The build height including the socket is 9 mm. They provide up to 1 MHz Fast Mode+ I2C communication to configure the sensor and read data from it.
| Pin | Symbol | Type | |
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1 | Vsupply | Power supply |
| 2 | Unassigned | – | |
| 3 | SCL (I2C) | Digital in/out | |
| 4 | SDA (I2C) | Digital in/out | |
| 5 | CS | Digital in | |
| 6 | INT | Digital out | |
| 7 | SYNC | Digital in/out | |
| 8 | CLK | Digital in/out | |
| 9 | Unassigned | – | |
| 10 | GND | Ground |
There is a chip select/enable pin and an interrupt output available. The CLK/SYNC pins can be used to feed an external clock signal in to the board or, alternatively, distribute the clock signal of one board to several other boards, thereby creating a synchronized “network” of sensors.
| Part Number | Use | Type |
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| USEQCSK0000000 | Control board for modules |
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USEQCSK0000000 can flexibly host up to four modules. With no hardware design work required, a combination of this backplane board and any of the attached SMD sensors can produce infrared sensor signal measurements out of the box in the early evaluation and design stages. This control board is provided with PC software allowing the user to configure and read out each of the SMD sensors connected. The sensor data is visualised in real time on a scope plot in the user interface. A csv file capture facility records the digital signals from the sensors for further processing by the user.
Click here to view the Backplane Board USEQCSK0000000 Quick Start Guide.
KEMET offers 4 different evaluation kits which have the sensor products at their core, to allow for low cost, low power, non-contact mid-IR motion, presence, and gesture detection, with or without Fresnel lenses. These evaluation kits can be connected to PCs over a micro-USB port.
All evaluation systems are provided with Windows PC software, which allows sensor configuration, sensor signal visualization, and data capture to CSV, and also additional application-related functions in some cases.
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USEQMSKL011600 | Motion Sensor With Fresnel Lens Eval Kit |
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USEQMSKL221600 | Directional Motion Sensor With Fresnel Lens Eval Kit |
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USEQMSKS221600 | Long-Range Motion Sensor With Fresnel Lens Eval Kit |
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USEQMSK1220900 | Medium-Range Motion Sensor Kit, No Optics |
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Download the Gesture and Motion Sensor Evaluation Kit User Guide
Spectroscopy and Organic Compound Analysis
KEMET’s QDC thin-film pyroelectric food sensors can be reduced in physical size and still provide high sensitivity with fast frequency operation, enabling this highly stable 2 element sensor in a TO39 package. The sensor element is built into a low noise circuit that has an internal CMOS operational amplifier with a 10 GΩ feedback resistor outputting a voltage signal centered around half the supply rail.
| Part Number | Channel 1
Filter – CWL / (HPB) |
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USEQDCDAFAT100 | Fat Reference – 5.60 μm/(80 nm) | Fat – 5.73 μm/(80 nm) | Fat |
| USEQDCDALAC100 | Lactose Reference – 7.70 μm/(140 nm) | Lactose – 9.61 μm/(150 nm) | Lactose | |
| USEQDCDAPAL100 | Protein – 6.46 μm/(130 nm) | Lactose – 9.61 μm/(150 nm) | Protein and Lactose | |
| USEQDCDAPRT100 | Protein Reference – 6.70 μm/(120nm) | Protein – 6.46 μm/(130 nm) | Protein | |
| USEQDCDASUG100 | Reference – 5.0 Long Pass | Sugar, Ethanol – 9.50 μm/(400 nm) | Sugar & Ethanol |
| Features and Benefits | Applications for Organic Compound Detection & Analysis |
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KEMET’s QDA line sensor arrays, or linear arrays, utilize unique thin-film pyroelectric PZT material to offer outstanding resolution and performance across a wide infrared wavelength range. The ASIC readout electronics output is a multiplexed, amplified, and filtered analog signal for each sensor element. The sensor is housed in a low-profile sealed metal package along with a temperature sensor and can be fitted within a choice of filter windows. An additional “+1” sensor element can provide higher sensitivity on a discrete wavelength, typically for lubrication oil or foodstuffs. This +1 sensor is located for ATR and transmission use.
| Part Number | Number of Pixels (Sensor Elements) | Filter Type | Transmission Wavelength | Use | |
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USEQDAAA510100 | 510 | Broadband (AR Silicon) | – | Small spectroscope, Inspection Equipment |
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USEQDAAA255S00 | 255 | Broadband (AR Silicon) | – | Small spectroscope, Inspection Equipment |
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USEQDAAA128S00 | 128 | Broadband (AR Silicon) | – | IR spectrometer, Spectral analyzer |
| USEQDAAA128L00 | 128 | Linear Variable Filter | 5.5 – 11.0 μm (cwl 2%) | IR spectrometer, Spectral analyzer | |
| USEQDAAA128500 | 128 | Linear Variable Filter | 2.5 – 5.0 μm (cwl 2%) | IR spectrometer, Spectral analyzer | |
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USEQDAAA128W00 | 128+1 | Linear Variable Filter | 5.5 – 11.0 μm (cwl 2%) [2.90 μm/300 nm for water content] |
High SNR Fat Analysis |
| USEQDAAA128A00 | 128+1 | Linear Variable Filter | 5.5 – 11.0 μm (cwl 2%) [2.90 μm/300 nm for fat “A” content] |
High SNR Fat Analysis |
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To allow for further in-depth testing, there are three different types of Linear Array demo kits.
- USEQDAK6000000 Kit: Base level evaluation kit with microprocessor-controlled motherboard
- USEQDAK7000000 Kit: Fixed sensor evaluation kit for ATR-based spectroscopy
- USEQDAK8000000 Kit: Fixed sensor evaluation kit for transmission-based spectroscopy
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Click here to view the Linear Array Evaluation Kit User Guide.
