JOURNAL ARTICLE

Fabrication and Calibration of a Thin Film Heat Flux Sensor

Jia Xing LiuHang GuoJun Ying JiangFang YeChong Fang

Year: 2013 Journal:   Advanced materials research Vol: 718-720 Pages: 1181-1184   Publisher: Trans Tech Publications

Abstract

In order to measure heat flux in micro scale space, a thin film heat flux sensor is designed, fabricated and calibrated. Vacuum coating technology is applied to fabricate the sensor with a total thickness of 0.49μm. Silicon dioxide wafer is used as substrate. Cobalt and stibium is deposited on the substrate to form thermopile. Correlation coefficient R is 0.94025. Sensitivity of the heat flux sensor is 0.05062 μV/(W/m 2 ). Time constant of the sensor is 0.66044 seconds. Dynamic test shows that the heat flux sensor responds rapidly to periodic heat flux which is supplied by halogen lamp.

Keywords:
Thermopile Materials science Heat flux Substrate (aquarium) Wafer Flux (metallurgy) Thin film Calibration Fabrication Optoelectronics Halogen lamp Coating Analytical Chemistry (journal) Heat transfer Optics Composite material Nanotechnology Chemistry Thermodynamics Metallurgy

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Advanced Sensor Technologies Research
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Biomedical Engineering
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Heat Transfer and Boiling Studies
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