#ir flame detector working principle

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Should We Contact Directly to Flame Detector Manufacturer

Speaking with a flame detector manufacturer directly has many advantages when thinking about flame detectors for commercial or home use. Accurate information regarding product specs, customization possibilities, and technical assistance are ensured by direct communication. Working with the manufacturer allows you to address particular needs relevant to your application and obtain insights into the most recent developments in flame detection technology. Direct contact also expedites the purchasing procedure, which may save costs and lead times. In the end, getting in touch with a flame detector manufacturer directly offers a direct path to knowledge, guaranteeing the best safety solutions for your requirements.

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INTERFACING OF IR SENSORS:-

To interface an IR sensor with an Arduino, you can:

Connect the IR sensor's VCC pin to the Arduino's 5V pin

Connect the IR sensor's GND pin to the Arduino's GND pin

Connect the IR sensor's OUT pin to an analog input on the Arduino

Import the Arduino Wire library and define the pins used to connect the sensor

Read the sensor's voltage output using the Arduino's analogRead() function

Write code to compare the sensor's output to a predefined value

When an object is detected by the sensor, it outputs a voltage between 0 and 5 volts, depending on the distance of the object.

Here are some other things to know about IR sensors:

IR sensor types

Active IR sensors have a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter is an IR LED or LED source that produces light, and the receiver receives the signals transmitted by the transmitter.

IR sensor applications

IR sensors are used in many applications, including climatology, meteorology, gas detectors, flame monitors, and more.

IR sensor working principle

IR sensors detect objects and obstacles by transmitting infrared light and monitoring the reflected light.

IR LED

IR LEDs are special-purpose LEDs that emit infrared rays. They are usually made of gallium arsenide or aluminum gallium arsenide.

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Ceramic Packaged Infrared Detector

Similar to metal packaging, ceramic packaging is also a mature infrared detector packaging technology. And it benefits from the improvement of readout circuit performance and the increasingly perfect Tecless technology. Without TEC, it can reduce the requirements on the volume of the packaging shell and reduce the cost, making it more popular in civilian products. Ceramic Packaged Uncooled Infrared Detector has an InfiRay self-developed VOx thermal imaging sensor (12μm or 17μm) inside with high resolution (1280×1024, 1028×768, 640×512 or 384×288). It could also offer HD thermal images for low power consumption and compact size applications.

Types of Ceramic Packaged Infrared Detector

RTD3122CR Ceramic Packaging IR Flame Detector

RTD3122CR

Ceramic Packaging IR Flame Detector

RTD6122CR Ceramic Detector for Infrared Radiation

RTD6122CR

Ceramic Detector for Infrared Radiation

RTD7121C Ceramic Packaging IR Heat Detector

RTD7121C

Ceramic Packaging IR Heat Detector

RTDS121C Ceramic Uncooled Thermal Detector

RTDS121C

Ceramic Uncooled Thermal Detector

RTD3172CR Ceramic Infrared Light Detector

RTD3172CR

Ceramic Infrared Light Detector

CERAMIC PACKAGED INFRARED DETECTOR FEATURES

VOx Microbolometer Technology

VOx Microbolometer Technology is applied in Ceramic Packaged Uncooled Infrared Detector.

Low Power Consumption

Ceramic Packaged Uncooled Infrared Detector is an ideal choice for applications requiring low power consumption and smaller size.

TEC-less

No TEC is required, which can reduce the requirements of packaging shell volume and further reduce the cost.

High Sensitivity

It combines high sensitivity and reliability to meet the requirements of high-definition imaging.

Smaller Thermal Time Constant

With smaller thermal time constant, it can generate detailed thermal image more quickly.

RoHS-compliant lead-free package

Ceramic packaged uncooled infrared detectors use lead-free packaging materials that meet RoHS requirements.

Ceramic Packaged Infrared Detector Features

IR DETECTOR WORKING PRINCIPLE

An infrared (IR) sensor is an electronic device that can measure and detect infrared radiation in the surrounding environment. It does this by emitting or detecting infrared radiation. As you probably know, every object whose temperature exceeds absolute zero (0 Kelvin = -273,15 °C) emits infrared (IR) radiation. The infrared light emitted by different kinds of objects has its specific waveband, and the infrared light of this waveband is outside the visible light waveband. Therefore, people can use this specific waveband infrared light to detect and track objects and targets. The technology that detects invisible infrared radiation and converts it into a measurable signal is infrared detection technology.

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Various Instruments Used In The Lab For Examining Forensic Evidences

There are various instruments that are used in the laboratories for examining forensic evidences. Different evidences belong to different departments of forensics and are analysed by different instruments as per the properties of the evidences. These are examined by experts who are qualified in the particular fields. Now we will discuss about instruments used in examination of evidences.

HPLC ( HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY)

It is the one of the best separation technique which gives qualitative as well as quantitative results. It is the biggest chromatographic technique used in all laboratories worldwide.

It has two types of mobile phase-

ISOCRATIC- which has one solvent

GRADIENT- which has mixture of solvents

This technique works better due to high pressure which is about 400 atmospheres.

HPLC is of two types-

NORMAL PHASE- in this type mobile phase is non-polar and stationary phase is polar. Non-polar compounds in the mixture will pass more quickly through the column.

REVERSED PHASE- in this type mobile phase is polar and stationary phase is non-polar. Polar compounds in the mixture will pass more quickly through the column because of strong attraction that occurs between the polar solvent and the polar molecules in the mixture.

Reversed phase is the most commonly used HPLC. Resolution and separation is much better in this phase. [1]

It is a technique used for separating chemical substances. Gas Chromatography works on the principle that sample moves in the instrument with the gas stream and components gets separated in column [ which is known as the heart of any chromatographic apparatus]. [2] The sample is injected into the injection port where it evaporates with the help of gas stream [which mainly contain helium, nitrogen, hydrogen etc..] which helps in separating the components of sample in the column [which is packed with silica] gas and stationary phase is  and finally detector detects it.

There are two types of gas chromatography-

GSC [GAS SOLID CHROMATOGRAPHY]- based on adsorption phenomena where mobile phase is gas and stationary phase is solid.

GLC [GAS LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY]- based on partition phenomena where mobile phase is liquid.

TYPES OF DETECTORS USED-

Thermal Conductivity Detector

Flame Ionisation Detector

Electron Capture Detector

Photo Ionisation Detector

Mass Spectral Detector

APPLICATIONS-

Drug analysis

Plant analysis

For nucleic acid and protein separation

For analysing pharmaceutical compounds

Secretions containing organic volatile components are analysed

For chemical quantification [3]

  ESDA (ELECTROSTATIC DETECTION APPARATUS)

ESDA is a forensic device used to detect indented writings in paper. It is a non-destructive technique. This technique is based on the principle that the paper is sandwiched between grounded platen and mylar charging film. It is extremely sensitive and indentations are found upto seven sheets below the page. [4]

Components of ESDA are-

Main unit

Reel holder

Corona wand

Main power adapter

The electrostatic charge is provided to the mylar film which creates a latent image. The image is developed and made visible by applying negatively charged black toner powder. The toner sticks to the indentations. [5]

  VSC (VIDEO SPECTRAL COMPARATOR)

Video Spectral Comparator is an integrated composite system which includes cameras, various light sources like IR and UV. The filters assist in comparison of questioned documents.

FEATURES OF VSC

Hi-Fi imaging technology

High resolution

Full range light sources

Latent images

Intelligent software

Image processing and enhancement

Hyper spectral imaging

Programmed examinations [6]

  VMD (VACCUM METAL DEPOSITION)

Vaccum Metal Deposition is a technique used in developing fingerprints. It can be used on various surfaces like non-porous and semi-porous exhibits, including plastic bottles, fabrics, paper bank notes and wood etc.

This technique can form latent fingerprints faster then traditional methods with better resolution. This technique uses gold and silver metals. The layer of gold and zinc gets deposited on the surface. Firstly the gold is deposited on the surface then zinc is deposited on the exposed surface avoiding the ridges of pattern. This gives the negative image, zinc deposits appear in grey colour and gold deposits remains the same. This technique is used in high profile cases. This technique is sensitive as well as costly but give accurate and best  results without harming the specimen. [7]

  XRD   (X-RAY DIFFRACTOMETER/ DIFFRACTION)

3 BASIC ELEMENTS ARE-

X-RAY tubes

Sample holder

X-RAY detector

X-RAYS are generated in cathode ray tube by heating a film to produce electrons accelerating the electrons to the target material. These rays are filtered by collimeter crystal monochromator to produce monochromatic rays needed for diffraction then this rays are directed towards the sample. As the sample and detector rotates the intensity of reflected rays are recorded. When the rays targeted on sample satisfies brag’ law constructive interference occurs and peak in intensity occurs and recorded.

APPLICATIONS-

For identifying crystalline material

Identification of fine grain particles

Determination of unit cell dimension

Quantitative analysis of thin film samples

Texture measurements [ by orientation of grain] [8]

  CITATIONS

[1]  https://www.chemistryviews.org/details/education/9464911/What_is_HPLC.html [2]  https://www.shimadzu.com/an/gc/index.html [3]https://chem.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Analytical_Chemistry/Supplemental_Modules_(Analytical_Chemistry)/Instrumental_Analysis/Chromatography/Gas_Chromatography [4] https://www.microtrace.com/technique/electrostatic-detection-apparatus-esda/ [5]  https://www.eurofins.co.uk/digital-forensics/questioned-documents/electrostatic-detection-analysis/ [6]  https://austinpublishinggroup.com/forensicscience-criminology/fulltext/ajfsc-v4-id1057.php [7]  https://www.pathtech.com.au/site/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Focus-on-Forensics-VMD-Only.pdf [8]  https://serc.carleton.edu/research_education/geochemsheets/techniques/XRD.html

  AUTHOR 

KASHISH KHOSLA, Intern at Dept of Forensic Science & CI, Legal Desire Media & Insights. (June 2020)

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