Flir Systems, Incorporated

Farhad Mirbod

Theodore R Hoelter

Marcel Tremblay

Pierre M Boulanger

Barbara Sharp

Jim Goodland

Vu L Nguyen

An infrared camera architecture includes, for an embodiment, an infrared detector, a substrate, a plurality of electrical components coupled to the substrate, and a pedestal made of a thermally conductive material and having a leg coupled to the substrate. The infrared detector is supported by and thermally coupled to the pedestal, with the pedestal thermally isolating the infrared detector from the plurality of electrical components.

Infrared camera architecture systems and methods

One or more embodiments of the invention provide for a lens package comprising a housing having a vacuum compatible interior space, a base coupled to the housing, a lens coupled to the housing, and an infrared detector within the housing for providing infrared images representative of infrared energy received through the lens. The housing, base, and lens are adapted to form an infrared detector vacuum package assembly. The housing may include a focal alignment feature that allows for focal adjustment of the lens relative to the infrared detector by applying pressure to at least a portion of the housing.

Infrared camera packaging and alignment systems and methods

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Santa Barbara, CA, United States of America

Farhad Mirbod