BASIC DESCRIPTIONS AND GENERAL PROBLEMS OF THERMAL AND OPTOELECTRONIC CONVERTERS
Keywords:
Thermal converters, optoelectronic converters, sensitivity, physical parameters, electric signalAbstract
Thermal and optoelectronic converters are one of the widely used devices in modern technologies. Their main task is to convert physical parameters, such as temperature or light intensity, into electrical signals. This article reviews the basic characteristics of thermal and optoelectronic converters, principles of operation, and scientific approaches to improving their efficiency. Important parameters such as sensitivity, accuracy and stability of these transducers are also analyzed. The research results can serve as a scientific basis for the future development and expansion of the scope of these devices. This article also provides important methodological guidelines for working with modern converters.
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