Advanced Infrared Technology and Applications

Ovidio Salvetti; Laura Abbozzo Ronchi; Carlo Corsi; Antoni Rogalski; Marija Strojnik

doi:10.1155/2013/459074

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Advanced Infrared Technology and Applications

Mar 13, 2013
Advances in Optical Technologies
Ovidio Salvetti +4 more

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Future technologies and the future of infrared 10.15 J. L. Tissot (ULIS, France) (invited lecture) IR detection with Uncooled Smart Sensors 10.45 M. Strojnik, G. Paez (Centro de Investigaciones en Optica, Mexico) Sensitivity of a temperature sensor employing ratio of fluorescence power in a band 11.05 Coffee Break Advanced Sensors, Chairman: M. Strojnik 11.20 H. Madura

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Summer course offerings

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A series of intensive noncredit courses designed for practicing engineers, scientists, and managers in rapidly developing fields of technology will be given by the University of Michigan College of Engineering this summer. The Fundamentals of Infrared Technology will be offered June 2–6, 1969, for a fee of $225. An Advanced Infrared Technology course will be offered June 9–13, 1969, for a fee of $225. Infrared Radiometry lectures focusing on instrument calibration and precision measurements will be given June 16–20, 1969, for $250.