Technical Publications

Magazine Articles

	Compact Optics, Designing effective IR optics for unmanned aerial vehicle sensors requires tradeoffs (Reprinted with permission from OE Magazine, April 2004 issue)
	IR Technology Measures Temperatures at High Speed (Reprinted with permission from Advanced Imaging, March 2004 issue)
	VisGaAs Camera Sees RED ... and More (Reprinted with permission from R&D Magazine, March 2004 issue)
	Shrinking IR Cameras Enable New Applications (Reprinted with permission from Laser Focus World, January 2004 issue)
	Converting Imaging Radiometers to Focal Plane Arrays (Reprinted with permission from Advanced Imaging, January 2004 issue)
	Pentagon See Small Firms as Big Guns (Reprinted with permission from LA Times, Novermber 2, 2003)
	Broad-Spectrum Performance Via VisGaAs (Reprinted with permission from Advanced Imaging, Septermber 2003 issue)
	Thermal Imaging Heats Up (Reprinted with permission from OE Magazine, August 2003 issue)
	Focal-Plane-Arrays Open New Near-Infrared Vistas (Reprinted with permission from Advanced Imaging, March 2003 issue)
	Near-IR focal-plane arrays improve camera performance (Reprinted with permission from Compound Semiconductor, March 2003 Issue)
	How to Measure the Temperature Of a Speeding Bullet (Reprinted with permission from R&D Magazine, June 2002 Issue)
	Seeing the heat - preliminary studies of cryocrystallography using infrared imaging (Used with permission from author Edward H. Snell)

Technical Papers

2006 SPIE

Two-color quantum well infrared photodetector focal plane arrays

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Superframing: Scene Dynamic Range Extension of Infrared Cameras

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Beyond Omega: Next-Generation Miniature Infrared Camera

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2004 SPIE

High Performance, Low-Noise, 128-Channel Readout Integrated Circuit for Flat Panel X-ray Detector Systems

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2003 SPIE

Extended short wavelength spectral response from InGaAs focal plane arrays

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Microbolometer development and production at Indigo

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2003 Aerosense
	An Infrared Microsensor Payload for Miniature Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
	TOD versus MRT when evaluating thermal imagers that exhibit dynamic performance
	Addressing the Challenges of Thermal Imaging for Firefighting Applications

2002 Aerosense
	InGaAs NIR focal plane arrays for imaging and DWDM applications
	1,024 x 1,024 Resistive Emitter Array - Design & Fabrication Status
	Overview of the UL3 Omega™ uncooled camera and its applications
	Use of a miniature infrared COTS sensor in several military applications

1998 SPIE
	Standardized High Performance 320 by 256 Readout Integrated Circuit for Infrared Applications (See SPIE copyright notice)
	Low Cost 160 x 128 Uncooled Infrared Sensor Array (See SPIE copyright notice)
	Very Wide Dynamic-range SWIR Sensors for Very Low Background Applications (See SPIE copyright notice)
	Standardized High-Performance 640 X 512 Readout Integrated Circuit for Infrared Applications (See SPIE copyright notice)
	Improvement in Uncooled Systems Using Bias Equalization (See SPIE copyright notice)
	Flexible High-Performance 640x512 ROIC for Infrared Applications (See SPIE copyright notice)

Copyright 2005 Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers. This paper was published in Proc. SPIE Vol. 5612, p. 199-205, Electro-Optical and Infrared Systems: Technology and Applications; Ronald G. Driggers, David A. Huckridge; Eds. and is made available as an electronic preprint with permission of SPIE. One print or electronic copy may be made for personal use only. Systematic or multiple reproduction, distribution to multiple locations via electronic or other means, duplication of any material in this paper for a fee or for commercial purposes, or modification of the content of the paper are prohibited.

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