Question #126130
A pyroelectric sensor has the following attributes and measurements:

Sensor capacitance = 200 μF
Sensor area = 2 mm2
Pyroelectric charge coefficient = 12 Coulombs / m2 - °C
Change in temperature across sensor faces = 6.5°C
What is the pyroelectric voltage in volts across the sensor faces?
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Expert's answer
2020-07-13T07:30:54-0400

The charge in pyroelectric sensors depends on the pyroelectric charge coefficient, area, and temperature change:


Q=PQAΔT.Q=P_QA\Delta T.

The voltage is


V=QC=PQAΔTC, V=12(2106)6.5200106=0.78 V.V=\frac{Q}{C}=\frac{P_QA\Delta T}{C},\\\space\\ V=\frac{12(2\cdot10^{-6})6.5}{200\cdot10^{-6}}=0.78\text{ V}.

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