This paper deals with the major factors affecting the resolving power of imaging devices employing pyroelectric radiation detector arrays. These include thermal and electrical crosstalk between discrete elements of the array. The role and effect of the number of sensitive elements per unit of length and dimension of spacing between them on array resolution magnitude have been analysed.
Ferroelectrics
Volume 168, 1995 - Issue 1
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