Excelitas Technologies has launched the DigiPyro PYD 5731 micro pyroelectric detector for smart homes and intrusion alarms
Excelitas Technologies has launched the DigiPyro PYD 5731 micro pyroelectric detector for smart homes and intrusion alarms
January 09 , 20220
Excelitas Technologies has introduced DigiPyro PYD 5731, the smallest pyroelectric detector on the market today. The PYD 5731's small size and superior performance make it ideal for sensor applications with high assembly density, space constraints and product size requirements, including products integrated in intrusion alarms and smart home applications using analog and digital detectors for indoor/outdoor purposes.
The new PYD 5731 detector integrates a temperature reference element and offers state of the art 1,8-3,6 V low voltage performance. It has excellent shielding performance and can also communicate with the host microprocessor through a single wire "direct link" interface for 2x14 bit digital output. Although standard pyroelectric detectors are usually housed in TO-5 metal packages, the new PYD 5731 comes in a TO-46 package with a diameter of only 5.5 mm. Combined with a digital output and a metal-shielded package, the DigiPyro series of digital pyroelectric detectors provides excellent electromagnetic interference resistance, in addition to industry-recognized high radiation sensitivity.
"Our DigiPyro digital pyroelectric detector offers high-performance mobile detection, body sensing monitoring, and remote temperature measurement in the most compact form possible," said Fred Plotz, Excelitas infrared Sensing Manager. "With advanced sensor intelligence, high sensitivity and easy connectivity, DigiPyro digital pyroelectric detectors accelerate the development of the smart home and smart city market, while providing a variety of features that improve the human-machine interface in today's smart products. The new DigiPyro digital pyroelectric detector, the smallest in size, advances the process of miniaturization and development of sensor-related smart products for space-compact applications."
DigiPyro digital pyroelectric detectors can be used to activate smart homes, monitor and adjust temperatures in HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems, light switch controls, activate security cameras and anti-theft system functions, and enhance the intelligence and autonomy of home appliances. They can also be used in gas and smoke detection systems to help keep homes safe.