Lehman, J.
(2005),
Dielectric function of carbon nanotube coated thermal detectors, CU/NIST Fall Symposium, Boulder, CO, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=32129
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Dielectric function of carbon nanotube coated thermal detectors
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The absolute responsivity of a thermal detector depends on its absorption efficiency as a function of wavelength. We present experiments and document the results for carbon nanotube (CNT) based coatings for thermal detectors. The results indicate that the spectral absorption properties of bulk carbon single wall nanotubes (applied by airbrush) and carbon multiwall nanotubes (grown in situ) depend on the CNT type (metallic or semiconductor), topology and purity. Unlike conventional spectroscopic methods, our technique allows determination of optical properties from a specular absorptivity at normal incidence rather than a small diffuse reflectivity (Conference Dates
November 14, 2005
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Boulder, CO
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CU/NIST Fall Symposium
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absolute responsivity, carbon nanotubes, dielectric function, thermal diffusivity
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Created November 14, 2005, Updated January 27, 2020