JPS5858424A - Pyroelectric infrared detector - Google Patents

Pyroelectric infrared detector

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JPS5858424A
JPS5858424A JP56157872A JP15787281A JPS5858424A JP S5858424 A JPS5858424 A JP S5858424A JP 56157872 A JP56157872 A JP 56157872A JP 15787281 A JP15787281 A JP 15787281A JP S5858424 A JPS5858424 A JP S5858424A
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pyroelectric
electrode layer
fire
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human body
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Toshiaki Yokoo
横尾 敏昭
Shoichi Nakano
中野 昭一
Kenichi Shibata
賢一 柴田
Yukinori Kuwano
桑野 幸徳
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Sanyo Electric Co Ltd
Sanyo Denki Co Ltd
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    • G01MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01JMEASUREMENT OF INTENSITY, VELOCITY, SPECTRAL CONTENT, POLARISATION, PHASE OR PULSE CHARACTERISTICS OF INFRARED, VISIBLE OR ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT; COLORIMETRY; RADIATION PYROMETRY
    • G01J5/00Radiation pyrometry, e.g. infrared or optical thermometry
    • G01J5/10Radiation pyrometry, e.g. infrared or optical thermometry using electric radiation detectors
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a detector which can detect both of a human body and a fire, by providing optical filters different in transmission wavelength region for respective detecting elements. CONSTITUTION:Infrared rays from a human body are made incident through a window plate 33 and are transmitted only through a filter 13 to generate a negative charge in the side of a surface electrode layer 12 of a detecting element 10, and the output is lowered to a level lower than that for normal state. If a fire occurs and infrared rays from the fire are made incident through the window plate 33 into the detector, most of these infrared rays are transmitted only through a filter 23 to generate a negative charge in the side of a surface electrode layer 22 of an element 20, and the output is raised to a level higher than that for normal state because elements 10 and 20 are so connected that their polarization directions are opposite to each other. Thus, both of the human body and the fire are detected.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は防犯、防火その他の用途に供し得る焦電型赤外
線検出装置に関するものであり、侵入者、火炎の検出は
勿論、侵入経路、侵入者移動方向、火災発生場所等をも
捉えることができる検出装置を提案するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a pyroelectric infrared detection device that can be used for crime prevention, fire prevention, and other purposes, and is capable of detecting not only intruders and flames, but also intrusion routes, intruder movement directions, and fire occurrence locations. This paper proposes a detection device that can also detect the following.

以下本発明をその実施例を示す図面に基いて具体的に説
明する。
EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION The present invention will be specifically explained below based on drawings showing embodiments thereof.

第1図は零J発明装置の第1の実施例の要部の断面構造
図、第2図は同じく略示平面図である。゛本発明装置は
人体検出用に設けた素子と火災検出用に設けた素子とを
一組とする検出ユニットを複数個規則的に配してなるも
のであシ、第1.第2図の例では6個の検出ユニットS
Uを各検出ユニットを構成する2つの素子10.20が
横方向に並ぶようKして2行3列のマトリックス状に配
しである。
FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional structural view of a main part of a first embodiment of the Zero J invention device, and FIG. 2 is a schematic plan view of the same. ``The device of the present invention is constituted by a plurality of regularly arranged detection units each having a set of an element provided for detecting a human body and an element provided for detecting fire. In the example shown in Fig. 2, there are six detection units S.
U is arranged in a matrix of 2 rows and 3 columns so that two elements 10 and 20 constituting each detection unit are lined up in the horizontal direction.

各検出ユニツ)SUHその赤外線検出面、即ち表面電極
層12.22側を上方に向けて金属製のス□ラム31上
に適宜手段にて固着してあシ、ステム31[は金属キャ
ップ32が被着されて各検出ユニットSUを榎っている
。金属キャップ32の上面部(ステム31と対向する部
分)Kは窓32aが開放されてhて、この窓32aには
赤外線透過性素材よりなる窓板33が固着されていて、
検出ユニツ)SUを配し・た空間を密封している。窓3
2mは監視対象空間から金属キャップ32内部へ赤外線
を入光させるためのものであり、窓板33としては0.
8〜15ハの波長の赤外線を効率よ七透過させる厚さ歌
百声鯛のSi、Ge板が適当である。なお説明の便宜上
窓32i側を上側とするが、この装置を部屋の天井に取
付ける場合は窓32a側が下側になる。
Each detection unit) SUH is fixed on the metal slam 31 with its infrared detection surface, that is, the surface electrode layer 12. It is attached to cover each detection unit SU. The upper surface part (the part facing the stem 31) K of the metal cap 32 has an open window 32a, and a window plate 33 made of an infrared transparent material is fixed to the window 32a.
The space where the detection unit (SU) is placed is sealed. window 3
2 m is for allowing infrared rays to enter the inside of the metal cap 32 from the monitored space, and the window plate 33 is 0.2 m.
Suitable is a Si or Ge plate made of Uta Hyakusei Tai, which has a thickness that efficiently transmits infrared rays with a wavelength of 8 to 15 cm. For convenience of explanation, the window 32i side will be the upper side, but when this device is attached to the ceiling of a room, the window 32a side will be the lower side.

次に犬々が2つの赤外線検出素子10.20からなる検
出ユニットの構造にりいて説明する。
Next, the structure of a detection unit consisting of two infrared detection elements 10 and 20 will be explained.

赤外線検出素子10及び−26#i、LiTa01 (
fiンタル酸リすクム)#Iの焦電体薄板41の一側皐
分のfR域411及び他側半分の領域412夫々の表面
に適長離隔させて各別の電極層12.22を、また裏面
に画素子共通の電極層42をいずれもNi−Cr蒸着の
方法にて500〜xoooAの厚さに形成してなるもの
であって、裏面電極層42をステム31の上面に固着し
た例えば銅製の支持台44にエポキシ樹脂等の絶縁層4
5を介して固定しである。表面電極層12.22夫々の
上面にFiPbTe 、 ZnS h4を多層蒸着して
なる光学フィルタ13.23が被着形成されている。第
3図は火炎(■)及び人体(@)夫々の赤外線スペクト
ルを示しているが、光学フィルタ13.23は人体検知
のために5声調以上の波長の赤外線を選択的に透過させ
、それよりも矩い波長の赤外線を実質的にカットするロ
ーカット(1)イパス)フィルタ、光学フィルタ23は
火災検知用として0.8〜7′声調の範囲の波長の赤外
線を選択的に透過させ、この範囲外の波長の赤外線を実
質的にカットするバンドパスフィルタである。
Infrared detection elements 10 and -26#i, LiTa01 (
Separate electrode layers 12 and 22 are placed on the surface of each of the fR region 411 on one side and the half region 412 on the other side of the pyroelectric thin plate 41 of #I, spaced apart by an appropriate length, In addition, an electrode layer 42 common to all pixels is formed on the back surface by Ni-Cr vapor deposition to a thickness of 500 to xooooA, and the back electrode layer 42 is fixed to the upper surface of the stem 31, for example. An insulating layer 4 made of epoxy resin or the like is placed on a support base 44 made of copper.
It is fixed via 5. Optical filters 13.23 formed by depositing multiple layers of FiPbTe and ZnS h4 are formed on the upper surface of each of the surface electrode layers 12.22. Figure 3 shows the infrared spectra of a flame (■) and a human body (@), and the optical filter 13.23 selectively transmits infrared rays with wavelengths of five tones or more in order to detect a human body. The optical filter 23, which is a low-cut (1) pass) filter that substantially cuts infrared rays with a rectangular wavelength, selectively transmits infrared rays with a wavelength in the range of 0.8 to 7' tones for fire detection. It is a bandpass filter that substantially cuts out infrared rays of outside wavelengths.

画素子10.2’0の表面電極層12.22#i金線等
を用いてなるリード線14.・24(第4図参照)夫々
の一端に接続されている。ステム31上には各検出ユニ
ツ)SUKつき各1個の接合型のFET (電界効果ト
クンジスタ)46が設けてあシ、前記リード@14の他
端はこのFET46のゲートに接続されている。またリ
ード線24の他端はステム31に接続されており、更に
このステム31と電気的に接続されていて、外部回路と
の接続のために1キヤツプ32、ステム31等からなる
パッケージ外へ引き出されたリード線39に連なってい
る。
Surface electrode layer 12 of pixel element 10.2'0. Lead wire 14 made of 22#i gold wire or the like. - 24 (see Figure 4) are connected to one end of each. A junction FET (field effect transistor) 46 is provided on the stem 31 for each detection unit (SUK), and the other end of the lead 14 is connected to the gate of the FET 46. The other end of the lead wire 24 is connected to a stem 31, and is electrically connected to this stem 31, and is pulled out of the package consisting of a cap 32, stem 31, etc. for connection to an external circuit. The lead wire 39 is connected to the lead wire 39.

このリード4139は各検出ユニットsUに共通である
。該リード4139同様にパッケージ外へ引出されてい
るリード線37.38i各検出ユニツト毎に&けられる
ものであるが、犬々FET46のドレイン及びソースに
連なって込る。
This lead 4139 is common to each detection unit sU. Similarly to the lead 4139, lead wires 37 and 38i which are drawn out of the package are connected to the drain and source of the FET 46, though they are removed for each detection unit.

第4図は本発明装置の1つの検出ユニットsUの電気回
路図であり、上述のステム31.リード線39を接地レ
ベルとし、FET46のドレイン又はリード線37には
正の電位vDDを与え、そのソース又はリード線38か
ら出力■。utを得るようKしている。FET 46の
ゲート及びソースと接地レベルのステム31又はリード
線39との闇には1G”〜10口0のオーダのゲート抵
抗47及び10にΩ程度のソース抵抗48を夫゛々接続
して自己バイアスをかけである。なおゲート抵抗47は
キャップ32内K FET 46と共に配してあシ、ソ
ース抵抗48Fi外付は抵抗としている。この検出ユニ
ットSUは焦電体薄板41.裏面電極層42を画素子1
0.20に共用しているから、画素子は分極方向が逆に
なるように直列接続されていることKなる。
FIG. 4 is an electrical circuit diagram of one detection unit sU of the device of the present invention, and shows the above-mentioned stem 31. The lead wire 39 is set to the ground level, a positive potential vDD is applied to the drain or lead wire 37 of the FET 46, and the source or lead wire 38 outputs an output (2). K is trying to get ut. Between the gate and source of the FET 46 and the ground level stem 31 or lead wire 39, a gate resistor 47 on the order of 1G'' to 10Ω and a source resistor 48 on the order of 10Ω are connected, respectively. A bias is applied.The gate resistor 47 is arranged together with the K FET 46 inside the cap 32, and the external source resistor 48Fi is used as a resistor.This detection unit SU has a pyroelectric thin plate 41 and a back electrode layer 42. Pixel element 1
0.20, the pixel elements are connected in series so that their polarization directions are opposite.

所かる構成の検出ユニットsUの動作は次のとおシであ
る。即ち窓′板33を介して人体が放出する赤外線(第
3図に示すように5ハ以上)が装置内へ入ると、この赤
外線の殆んどはフィルタ13のみを透過し・、素子1o
の表面電極層12側に負電荷が生じ、出力Vout #
i常態時のレベルより低下することKなる。また火災が
発生して例;′えば炎からの赤外線(第4図に示すよう
に2声調、程度、倉ビークとして0.8〜7声調声調例
分布)が窓板33を介して装置内へ入ると、この赤外線
の殆んどはフィルタ23のみを透過し、素子2oの表面
電極層22側に負電荷が生じ、その結果、出力Vout
 Fi常態時のレベルより上昇することになる。仁のよ
うなしペル変化は遠隔報知或は警報器の動作のための信
号として使用されるが、本発明装置は上述の如く構成さ
れ、動作する検出ユニツ)SUを複数個、規則的に配し
てなるものであるから、各検出ユニットSυの出力v。
The operation of the detection unit sU having a certain configuration is as follows. That is, when infrared rays emitted by the human body (5 or more as shown in FIG. 3) enter the device through the window plate 33, most of this infrared rays passes only through the filter 13 and is transmitted through the element 1o.
A negative charge is generated on the surface electrode layer 12 side of the output Vout #
iIt will be lower than the normal level. In addition, if a fire occurs, for example, infrared rays from the flames (as shown in Figure 4, the tone distribution is 2 tones, degree, 0.8 to 7 tones as Kurabeek) enters the device through the window plate 33. When entering, most of this infrared rays passes only through the filter 23, and negative charges are generated on the surface electrode layer 22 side of the element 2o, resulting in the output Vout
Fi will rise above the normal level. A sudden Pel change is used as a signal for remote notification or operation of an alarm, and the device of the present invention is constructed as described above, and a plurality of operating detection units (SU) are arranged regularly. Therefore, the output v of each detection unit Sυ.

utをマイクロコンピュータ或は所要の構成を有する論
理回路に与え、これらによって、複数の出力V。ut 
OIf視により単なる人体検知、火災検知以外の情報を
得ることができる。1pら複数の出力Voutの経時変
化を監視する構成とするととKよって、人体のVIP#
方向に関する情報力;得られ、例えば侵入者の侵入経路
、移動方向が解る。ま九出入口KM着する場合は検知人
体の出入を識別することができる。また火災検知の場合
は火炎の広がる方向又は移動する方向に関する情報が得
られ、例えば火元の特定が可能になる。また複数の出力
Vgtの同時的監視を行わせる構成とすることによって
、各検出ユニットの監視m域ごとの人体の有無を検知す
ることが可能である。
ut to a microcomputer or a logic circuit having the required configuration, thereby producing a plurality of outputs V. ut
Information other than simple human body detection and fire detection can be obtained by OIf viewing. If the configuration is such that the temporal changes of multiple outputs Vout such as 1p are monitored, then the human body's VIP#
Information power regarding direction: Obtain information such as the intruder's intrusion route and direction of movement. When arriving at Maku entrance/exit KM, it is possible to identify the entrance/exit of a detected human body. In the case of fire detection, information regarding the direction in which the flame spreads or moves can be obtained, making it possible to identify the source of the fire, for example. Furthermore, by configuring the system to simultaneously monitor a plurality of outputs Vgt, it is possible to detect the presence or absence of a human body in each monitoring area of each detection unit.

なお各検出ユニットSUの配置はマトリックス状でも単
一列状でもよく、また不等間隔配置でもよい。ま九各検
出江ニッ)SU犬身の監視傾城を相異させて装置全体と
しての監視域を広げるべく異方向を向けたレンズ又は鏡
を組合せた光学手段を窓板33の前方に配して若しくは
ノ(ツケージ内に配して使用されるが、このような補助
的光学手段を用いることなく広い領域の監視を可能とす
る九めに各検出ユニットの検出面を一方向とせず、少し
ずつ異った方向を向けて夫々の検知面の法線が放射状を
なすようKしてもよい。
The detection units SU may be arranged in a matrix or in a single row, or may be arranged at irregular intervals. In order to widen the monitoring area of the device as a whole by making the monitoring angles of the SU dog bodies different, an optical means combining lenses or mirrors facing different directions is arranged in front of the window plate 33. Alternatively, the detection surface of each detection unit is not oriented in one direction, but is used in a cage, but it is possible to monitor a wide area without using such auxiliary optical means. They may be oriented in different directions so that the normals of the respective sensing surfaces form a radial pattern.

第5図は本発明装置の第2の実施例を示す要部の断面構
造図である。この実施例ti1つの検出ユニツ)SUを
構成する2つの赤外線検出素子10′。
FIG. 5 is a sectional structural view of the main parts showing a second embodiment of the device of the present invention. In this embodiment, one detection unit) two infrared detection elements 10' constituting an SU.

20′が独立的に構成されている。即ち金属性のステム
31上には導電性の支持台15.25が固定されている
。等面積の焦電体薄板11.21の表面にはNi−Cr
  の電極層12.22が、また裏面KFi同じく電極
層16.26が蒸着等によって形成されておシ、裏面電
極層16.26を夫々金属性の支持台15゜25上に銀
ペースト等の導電性接着剤14.24を用いて接着しで
ある。これKより両裏面電極16゜26は支持台15,
25及びステム31を介して電気的に接続されたことに
なる。そしてこの実施例で岐第5図に模式的に示すよう
に焦電体薄板11゜21の分極方向を上下逆にして配し
′【あり、表面電極層12.22を金線等を用いてなる
リード線40にて一括接続し、これをFET 46のグ
ー)K接続しである。第6図はこの第2の実施例の電気
回路図であるが、上述の結線により雨検出素子10.2
0は分極方向が逆になるようKして並列に接続されてい
る。
20' are independently constructed. That is, a conductive support base 15.25 is fixed on the metal stem 31. The surface of the pyroelectric thin plate 11.21 with equal area is Ni-Cr.
Electrode layers 12.22 and 16.26 on the back surface KFi are formed by vapor deposition, etc., and the back electrode layers 16.26 are coated with conductive material such as silver paste on a metal support 15.25. It is glued using adhesive 14.24. From this K, both back electrodes 16°26 are the support base 15,
This means that they are electrically connected via the stem 31 and the stem 31. In this embodiment, as schematically shown in FIG. The lead wires 40 are connected together, and this is connected to the lead wires 46 of the FET 46. FIG. 6 is an electrical circuit diagram of this second embodiment, and the above-mentioned wiring connects the rain detection element 10.2.
0 are connected in parallel in K so that the polarization direction is opposite.

而してとの実施例では人体が発する5声調以上の波長を
透過せしめる光学フィルタ13と、火炎が発する0、8
〜7声廓の範囲の波長を透過せしめる光学フィルp23
をキャップ32の窓321に取付は九窓板33の内面に
おける素子1G’、20’夫々と対向するfR域に固着
しである。その他$1図の“実施例のものと同様のもの
は同符号を付しである。
In this embodiment, there is an optical filter 13 that transmits wavelengths of 5 tones or more emitted by the human body, and 0 and 8 tones emitted by flame.
Optical filter p23 that transmits wavelengths in the range of ~7 tones
is attached to the window 321 of the cap 32 by fixing it to the fR region on the inner surface of the nine-window plate 33, which faces the elements 1G' and 20', respectively. Other components similar to those in the embodiment shown in Figure $1 are designated by the same reference numerals.

所かる構成とする場合も各検出ユニツ)SUFi前述の
第1f)94施例と同様に動作し、Voutのレベル低
下により人体検知を、またレベル上昇により火炎検知を
各報しる。そして仁のような検出ユニツ)SUI[lI
k個を備えた本発明装置により人体の移動方向等の検知
が可能となるのも全く同様である0 而して上述の2つの実施例に見られる如く2つの素子を
分極方向が逆となるように直列的又は並列的に接続しで
ある。これKよる効果は次のとおりである。即ち、暖房
#IKよる雰囲気温度の変化があった場合には焦電体薄
板41又は11.21Fi共にその影響を受けて焦電効
果を示すが、本発明装置では素子10,20又#iIO
’、20’の両者の分極方向を逆にして直列接続又は並
列接続してあシ、しかも両者は等面積としであるので、
この直列又は並列回路内でその帯電効果が相殺され、F
ET出   力の変化は殆んどない。ま良熱電体は公知
のように圧電効果も示すので、この装置を取付けた密閉
性に優れ九部屋の扉を急激に閉め九ような場合には画素
子10.20又は10’、20’に圧電効果が現れるが
、これも分極方向が逆であるので上記同様に相殺されそ
の影響がない。なお画素子の受光面積は厳密に等しい必
要はなく回路動作に悪影響を及ぼさない範囲の受光面積
の差異は許容できる。
Even in the case of a certain configuration, each detection unit (SUFi) operates in the same manner as in the above-mentioned 1f)94 embodiment, and a decrease in the level of Vout reports the detection of a human body, and a rise in the level of Vout reports the detection of a flame. and detection units like Jin) SUI[lI
It is exactly the same that the device of the present invention equipped with k elements can detect the moving direction of a human body, etc.0 However, as seen in the above two embodiments, the polarization directions of the two elements are opposite. They can be connected in series or in parallel. The effects of K are as follows. That is, when there is a change in the ambient temperature due to heating #IK, both the pyroelectric thin plates 41 and 11.21Fi are affected by the change and exhibit a pyroelectric effect, but in the device of the present invention, the elements 10, 20 and #iIO
', 20' can be connected in series or in parallel with their polarization directions reversed, and both have the same area, so
The charging effect is canceled out in this series or parallel circuit, and F
There is almost no change in ET output. As is well known, the Mara thermoelectric material also exhibits a piezoelectric effect, so it has excellent airtightness when this device is installed, and in the event that the door of the room is suddenly closed, the pixel elements 10, 20, 10', 20' A piezoelectric effect appears, but since the polarization direction is opposite, it is canceled out similarly to the above and has no effect. Note that the light-receiving areas of the pixel elements do not need to be strictly equal, and a difference in the light-receiving areas within a range that does not adversely affect the circuit operation is acceptable.

なお光学フィルタ13.23は上述のように赤外線検出
素子の表面電極に固着しても、また窓板に取付叶てもい
ずれでもよく、更に*面電極と窓板との中間に非接触的
に位置するように、ステムに立設した支柱に取付けるこ
ととしてもよい。
Note that the optical filter 13.23 may be fixed to the surface electrode of the infrared detection element as described above, or may be attached to the window plate, or may be attached non-contactly between the surface electrode and the window plate. It may also be attached to a post erected on the stem so that it is positioned.

第7図は本発明装置の第3の実施例の要部の断面構造図
、!lIs図はその部分平面図である。この実施例Fi
lj&の検出ユニツ)SUの焦電体を1枚の基板を用い
て構成したものである。即ち平面視で長方形の基板51
0表面には2行6列に平面視で正方形の表面電極層12
.22が適長離隔されて蒸着形成されており、その裏面
には1組の表面電極層12.22に対向する部分Km合
さ鷺るようKして裏面電極層52が形成され、これらに
よって、裏面電極層52と同数、つまり6個の検出ユニ
ツ)SUが形成されており、1つの表面電極層12と、
と尤に対向する裏面電極層52部分と、その間に挾まれ
る焦電体基板51の領域とで1つの素子10’が、また
前記表面電極層12に相隣し、上記したところと同一の
裏面電極層52に対向する表面電極層22と、該裏面電
極層52とその闇に挾まれる焦電体基板51の領域とで
もう1つの素子20#が形成され、画素子lO’、 2
0”にて検出ユニットSUが形成されることになる。
FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional structural diagram of the main part of the third embodiment of the device of the present invention. The IIs diagram is a partial plan view thereof. This example Fi
Detection unit of lj&) The pyroelectric body of SU is constructed using one substrate. That is, the substrate 51 is rectangular in plan view.
0 surface has a square surface electrode layer 12 arranged in 2 rows and 6 columns in plan view.
.. 22 are formed by vapor deposition at appropriate lengths apart, and a back electrode layer 52 is formed on the back surface of the set of surface electrode layers 12 and 22 so as to overlap the portions Km opposite to the front electrode layers 12 and 22. The same number of detection units (SU) as the back electrode layer 52, that is, six detection units, are formed, and one front electrode layer 12 and
One element 10' is made up of the back electrode layer 52 portion which is directly opposed to the pyroelectric substrate 51 and the area of the pyroelectric substrate 51 sandwiched therebetween. Another element 20# is formed by the front electrode layer 22 facing the back electrode layer 52 and the region of the pyroelectric substrate 51 sandwiched between the back electrode layer 52 and the darkness thereof, and the pixel element 1O', 2
0'', a detection unit SU is formed.

光学フィルタ13.23は図示の如く各表面電極層12
.22に被着形成しであるが、第2の実施例のように表
面電極12.22と位置を整合させるようにキャップ3
2の窓板33内面に固着してもよいO 無電体基板−51の表面には各検出ユニットSUを区画
する部分、即ち裏面電極層52が形成されていない間隔
部分に対向する表面側の位置ICFi溝51mが凹設し
である。この溝51atは検出ユニットSU相互間の熱
的影響を低減する上で有効であるが、必ずしも設ける必
要はない。
The optical filters 13 and 23 are connected to each surface electrode layer 12 as shown in the figure.
.. 22, but as in the second embodiment, the cap 3 is aligned with the surface electrode 12.22.
O may be fixed to the inner surface of the window plate 33 of No. 2. On the surface of the non-electric substrate 51, there is a position on the surface side opposite to the portion that partitions each detection unit SU, that is, the interval portion where the back electrode layer 52 is not formed. The ICFi groove 51m is recessed. Although this groove 51at is effective in reducing the thermal influence between the detection units SU, it is not necessary to provide it.

以上のように焦電体基板51の表裏に電極層を形成し、
また光学フィルタを被着したものを支持台53上にエポ
キシ樹脂等の絶縁層54を介して固定しである。そして
表面電極層12をFET 46のゲートへ、また表面電
極層22をステム31に接続しである。この第3の実施
例は各検出ユニツ)SUにおいて画素子lO’、2Of
’が分極方向を逆にし九状謙で直列状flK接続される
こととなり、電気的な接続にりいてみれば@1の実施例
と全く同様である。
As described above, electrode layers are formed on the front and back sides of the pyroelectric substrate 51,
Further, the optical filter coated with the optical filter is fixed onto a support base 53 via an insulating layer 54 made of epoxy resin or the like. Then, the surface electrode layer 12 is connected to the gate of the FET 46, and the surface electrode layer 22 is connected to the stem 31. In this third embodiment, each detection unit (SU) has pixel elements lO', 2Of
' are connected in series flK with the polarization direction reversed, and the electrical connection is exactly the same as the embodiment @1.

以上のように本発明に係る焦電型赤外線検出装置社無電
体を用い九2つの赤外線検出素子の犬々に透過波兼域が
相異する光学フィルタを配してなる検出ユニットを複数
個並設してなるものであるから人体及び火炎の両方を検
知できることは勿論人体、火炎の移動方向等の検知も可
能な極めて有用性の高い防犯、防火装置或は防火装置を
兼ねる人出前監視装置が実現できる。そして本発明装置
は2つの素子を夫々の分極方向が逆になるように直列的
に又は並列的に接続しているので雰囲気温度、圧力の変
化による影響が相殺されてその結果、雑音出力がなく誤
報知又は警報器誤動作がない等の利点がある。そして第
3の実施例のように1秋の焦電体基板に多数の電極層を
形成して複数の検出ユニットを製造する場合は各検出ユ
ニットの特性が均一化し、また製作工程が少くて済む等
、本発明は優れた効果を奏する。
As described above, the pyroelectric infrared detection device according to the present invention uses a non-electric body to arrange a plurality of detection units in parallel, each of which has optical filters having different transmitted waves and bands on each of the 92 infrared detection elements. It is an extremely useful crime prevention and fire prevention device that can detect both human bodies and flames, as well as detect the moving direction of human bodies and flames, or it can also serve as a fire prevention device. realizable. In the device of the present invention, two elements are connected in series or in parallel so that their polarization directions are opposite, so the effects of changes in ambient temperature and pressure are canceled out, and as a result, there is no noise output. There are advantages such as no false alarms or alarm malfunctions. If multiple detection units are manufactured by forming a large number of electrode layers on a single pyroelectric substrate as in the third embodiment, the characteristics of each detection unit will be uniform and the number of manufacturing steps will be reduced. etc., the present invention has excellent effects.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

図面は本発明の実施例を示すものであって、第1図は第
1の実施例の要部の断面構造図、第2図はその略示平面
図、ff13図は火炎及び人体夫々の赤外線スペクトル
、第4図U第1の実施例の電気回路図、第5図は@2の
実施例の要部の断面構造図、第6図はその電気回路図、
第7図は第3の実施例の要部の断面構造図、第8図はそ
の平面図である。 10、20.10’、 20’、 10#、 20”・
・・赤外線検出素子11、21.41・・・焦電体薄板
 51・・・焦電体基板12.22・・・表面電極 1
6.26.42・・・裏面電極−13,23・・・光学
フィルタ 特許出願人  三洋電機株式会社 代理人 弁理士  河 野 登 犬 第 1 図 波長(μ電) 第 3 z 第 6 図 第72 第 δ 閃
The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional structural diagram of the main part of the first embodiment, FIG. 2 is a schematic plan view thereof, and FIG. Spectrum, Fig. 4 is an electric circuit diagram of the first embodiment, Fig. 5 is a sectional structural diagram of the main part of the @2 embodiment, Fig. 6 is its electrical circuit diagram,
FIG. 7 is a sectional structural view of the main part of the third embodiment, and FIG. 8 is a plan view thereof. 10, 20.10', 20', 10#, 20"・
...Infrared detection element 11, 21.41...Pyroelectric thin plate 51...Pyroelectric substrate 12.22...Surface electrode 1
6.26.42... Back electrode-13, 23... Optical filter patent applicant Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd. agent Patent attorney Noboru Kono Inu Figure 1 Wavelength (μ-electron) 3 z 6 Figure 72 δ Flash

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1、焦電体を用いた2つの赤外線検出素子の夫々に透過
波婦が相異する光学フィルタを配してなる検出ユニット
を複数個並設してなることを特徴とする焦電型赤外線検
出装置。 乙 前記検出ユニットを構成する2つの赤外線検出素子
は分極方向が逆になるように直列的に接続しである特許
請求の範囲第1項記載の焦電型赤外線検出装置0 3、前記検出ユニットを構成する2一つの赤外線検出素
子は分極方向が逆になるように並列的に接続しである特
許請求の範囲第1項記載の焦電型赤外線検出装置。 t 複数の赤外線検出素子の焦電体を1枚の基板にて構
成しである特許請求の範阻第1項記載の焦電型赤外線検
出装置。 & 前記基板は各素子を構成する領域間に溝を形成しで
ある特許請求の範囲第4項記載の焦電型赤外線検出装置
[Claims] 1. A plurality of detection units are arranged in parallel, each of which has two infrared detection elements using a pyroelectric material, each of which is provided with an optical filter having a different transmitted wave width. Pyroelectric infrared detection device. B. The pyroelectric infrared detection device 03 according to claim 1, wherein the two infrared detection elements constituting the detection unit are connected in series so that their polarization directions are opposite. The pyroelectric infrared detection device according to claim 1, wherein the two constituent infrared detection elements are connected in parallel so that their polarization directions are reversed. t. A pyroelectric infrared detecting device according to claim 1, wherein the pyroelectric bodies of the plurality of infrared detecting elements are constructed from one substrate. & The pyroelectric infrared detection device according to claim 4, wherein the substrate has grooves formed between regions constituting each element.
JP56157872A 1981-10-02 1981-10-02 Pyroelectric infrared detector Granted JPS5858424A (en)

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