Human Body Temperature Sensor Circuits Is There A Sensor That Will Detect Body Heat When Entering A Room?

Is there a Sensor that will detect body heat when entering a room? - human body temperature sensor circuits

Filed be, even if you move. (As an open circuit) that detects the temperature of the human body and not just a motion sensor. In contrast to a motion sensor, motion include, but is valid for a certain period of time if you go back through to continue. If so, what type of sensor is called?

6 comments:

David M said...

Its called pyroelectric sensor. Everything what I've seen a change in temperature (iemotion). I saw an intelligent person hold a piece of small fan in front of him like a switch, if it was ever present for a person to act, the sensor is alternately hot and cold. This has created a kind of artificial movement, if the person was not yet available.

Most of these sensors use a Fresnel lens, which modulates the signal that you go through it.

Regards,
Dave

Edit: The best way to get one is, of course, buy an automatic light sensor input ... the way in is if someone is approaching. A finding is that segmented plastic lens, as discussed Fresnel lens.

EDIT 2: Sensors Pyroelectric detectors also known as long-wave infrared. They are sensitive to a wavelength longer than a few micrometers (heat) light. A standard diode infrared detector or transistor etc.will you get at Radio Shack does not work. Make sure it's specified as the long-wave sensor.

Blue Sky said...

During the SARS outbreak, there were shops in Taiwan, who were the temperature of the human action as they passed through the door. Triggered an alarm if someone had a fever.

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Typcynic said...

wants an infrared sensor or infrared. And why is not part of the infrared sensors, because they recognize changes in the infrared energy, are not absolute power. They are produced by most electronic devices, heat, light bulbs above all. So with the light emitting heat at a constant level, the sensor never close its doors if they wanted a change in the heat. When you enter the room or are in motion, the heat level recorded by the sensor changes and remain on. Stand Still, and not change the amount of heat when the detector goes off. Or, if you leave the room, with the lights on, the level of heat does not change when the detector goes off.

older said...

could be a thermal sensor

Irv S said...

Yes
The sensitive infrared, known as "sensitive occupation"
Are on the market, and is used to control lights and fans
energy conservation in the toilets, etc.

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