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  • 2018MEMS-based Low SWaP solutions for multi/hyperspectral infrared sensing and imaging3citations

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  • Keating, Adrian
  • Kala, Hemendra
  • Martyniuk, Mariusz
  • Tripathi, Dhirendra Kumar
  • Putrino, Gino
  • Silva, K. K. M. B. Dilusha
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MEMS-based Low SWaP solutions for multi/hyperspectral infrared sensing and imaging

  • Keating, Adrian
  • Kala, Hemendra
  • Martyniuk, Mariusz
  • Tripathi, Dhirendra Kumar
  • Silva Castillo, Jorge
  • Putrino, Gino
  • Silva, K. K. M. B. Dilusha
  • Faraone, Lorenzo
Abstract

<p>We present a MEMS tunable Fabry-Pérot filter platform for multi- A nd hyper-spectral sensing and imaging across the SWIR, MWIR or LWIR wavelength bands. The technology employs surface micromachined, tensile silicon membranes to create a movable distributed Bragg reflector (DBR) as part of a Fabry-Perot structure. Fabricated 1 mm-dimension broad band SWIR filters are demonstrated with a wavelength tuning range of 1.77-2.42 μm. These millimetre-scale tunable filters show excellent surface flatness in the order of 15 nm, and excellent optical uniformity, with a transmission peak wavelength variability of 5% across the entire optical tuning range. We also demonstrate narrow-band Fabry-Perot filters suitable for hyperspectral sensing and/or imaging, using air as the low-index medium in the movable DBR to improve reflectivity. These filters are also demonstrated in the SWIR wavelength range, and achieve narrow spectral linewidths of δλ/λ<sub>c</sub> &lt; 2%.</p>

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  • surface
  • Silicon