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  1 - The basis of pyroelectric sensors
  Mozhdeh Heydarianasl
   This article describes pyroelectric sensors and describes how they work. These sensors are sensitive to temperature changes and generate pulses at the output by switching on and off the heat flux from hot objects in front of them. The advantage of pyroelectric sen More

   This article describes pyroelectric sensors and describes how they work. These sensors are sensitive to temperature changes and generate pulses at the output by switching on and off the heat flux from hot objects in front of them. The advantage of pyroelectric sensors is that they are sensitive to a wide range of infrared waves and operate at ambient temperature. One of the applications of pyroelectric sensors in ground sensors is used in the control of satellites and space structures to determine the position. Manuscript profile
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  2 - On the Magneto-Thermo-Elastic Behavior of a Functionally Graded Cylindrical Shell with Pyroelectric Layers Featuring Interlaminar Bonding Imperfections Rested in an Elastic Foundation
  M Saadatfar M Aghaie-Khafri
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  3 - Fabrication and investigation of structural and electromagnetic wave absorption properties of Barium Strontium Titanate/Cobalt Zinc Ferrite composites
  احمد پوربافرانی
  In this study, barium strontium titanate/cobalt zinc ferrite composites that composed of two different magnetic phases were investigated. Pyroelectric phase consists of barium strontium titanate particles with particle size of about 150 nm and soft magnetic phase consis More

  In this study, barium strontium titanate/cobalt zinc ferrite composites that composed of two different magnetic phases were investigated. Pyroelectric phase consists of barium strontium titanate particles with particle size of about 150 nm and soft magnetic phase consists of cobalt zinc ferrite nanoparticles with particle size of about 30 nm. Two phases were prepared with sol-gel method and under appropriate stoichiometry. XRD analyses indicated formation of pure phase for each magnetic phases and FESEM analysis indicate the structural properties of Cobalt-Zinc ferrite and Barium Strontium Titanate nanoparticles. Investigation of permittivity, permeability and reflection loss of samples indicated the response of electromagnetic waves to these samples in the frequency range of 1-18 GHz. According to the reflection loss of composites, there are two mechanisms for the absorption of electromagnetic waves. In the first region of this frequency band, magnetic loss from Cobalt-Zinc ferrite nanoparticles is dominate and in the last region of this frequency band, dielectric loss from barium strontium titanate is dominate. Manuscript profile