Mid Infrared (IR) Sensors Market Shares, Strategy, and Forecasts, 2012 to 2018

Table of Contents

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Executive Summary

Mid IR Sensors Executive Summary ES-1

Mid-Infrared (IR) Laser Sensor Systems ES-1

Mid-Infrared (IR) Laser Sensors Are Able To

Measure Change In Device Condition, Chemistry,

Or Temperature ES-2

Turnkey Mid-Infrared Laser Sensor Systems Are

Based On Technology That Goes From 3-12 m ES-3

Mid IR Sensor Market Driving Forces ES-3

Mid IR Sensor Market Shares ES-6

Mid IR Sensor Market Forecasts ES-8

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Market Description and Market Dynamics

1. Mid IR Sensor Market Description and Market Dynamics 1-1

1.1 Infrared Spectroscopy 1-1

1.1.1 FTIR Spectroscopy Used To Establish

Purity Of Chemical Compounds 1-2

1.1.2 Applications of Infrared Sensing Thermopiles 1-3

1.1.3 Preventive and Predictive Maintenance 1-3

1.1.4 Residential Control Systems 1-4

1.1.5 White Goods (Home Appliances) 1-4

1.1.6 Medical and Health 1-5

1.1.7 Industrial Process Control 1-5

1.1.8 Security and Surveillance 1-5

1.1.9 Mid-Infrared Sensor Applications Discussion 1-6

1.1.10 IBM Integrated Product Change Management 1-8

1.2 Mid IR Sensors 1-14

1.2.1 Positioned To Provide Wavelength Tunability

And High Optical Power 1-15

1.2.2 ECqcL Expressed As A QC Semiconductor Chip 1-17

1.2.3 Advances Of Mid-Infrared Based Trace Gas Sensor 1-19

1.3 Semiconductor Diode Lasers Operating At

Midwave-Infrared (Mid-IR) Wavelengths 1-20

1.4 Infrared Semiconductor Lasers 1-22

1.4.1 Test Applications For Mid IR Sensors 1-24

1.5 Smart Sensors Replace Expensive Building Control Systems 1-26

1.5.1 Building Control Standardization 1-27

1.6 Biomedical And Chemical Mid-IR Spr Based Sensor 1-27

1.6.1 Development Of Mid-Infrared Surface Plasmon 1-28

1.6.2 Sensors Utilizing Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) 1-28

1.7 Miniaturized Mid-Infrared Sensor Technologies Trends 1-29

1.7.1 Mid IR Waveguides 1-33

1.7.2 Miniaturized IR Gas Sensors 1-34

1.8 Emerging New Fields of Mid IR Sensor

Application And Outlook 1-35

1.9 Sol-Gel-Coated Mid-Infrared Fiber-Optic Sensors 1-38

1.10 Magnetic Nanoparticle Mid-Infrared Pathogen

Sensor for Food Matrixes 1-41

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Market Shares and Market Forecasts

2. Mid IR Sensors Market Shares and Market Forecasts 2-1

2.1 Mid-Infrared (IR) Laser Sensor Systems 2-1

2.1.1 Mid-Infrared (IR) Laser Sensors Are Able To Measure Change In Device Condition, Chemistry, Or Temperature 2-2

2.1.2 Turnkey Mid-Infrared Laser Sensor Systems Are Based On Technology That Goes From 3-12 m 2-3

2.1.3 Mid IR Sensor Market Driving Forces 2-3

2.2 Mid IR Sensor Market Shares 2-6

2.2.1 FLIR Systems Multi-Sensor Mission Equipment 2-9

2.2.2 FLIR Mid IR Sensors 2-9

2.2.3 FLIR Building Inspection 2-9

2.2.4 FLIR Infrared Detector Design Manufacturing 2-10

2.2.5 FLIR Sensing Materials 2-10

2.2.6 SenseAir 2-10

2.2.7 SenseAir Carbon Dioxide Sensors 2-11

2.2.8 Senseair Test & Measurement Carbon Dioxide Sensors 2-13

2.2.9 SenseAir(Non-dispersive Infra-Red) Technology 2-14

2.2.10 Structured Materials Industries 2-14

2.2.11 Daylight Solutions FTIR Spectroscopy 2-14

2.2.12 Daylight Solutions Broadly Tunable,

Room-Temperature, Mid-IR Laser 2-15

2.2.13 Sofradir 2-16

2.2.14 Sofradir 2-16

2.2.15 Sofradir 2-17

2.2.16 JonDeTech 2-17

2.2.17 Maxion Technologies 2-25

2.2.18 Thermo Fischer Scientific / NovaWave Technologies 2-27

2.2.19 Thermo Fischer Scientific / NovaWave 2-28

2.2.20 Power Technology Quantum-Cascade Mid IR Lasers 2-28

2.2.21 Agiltron 2-29

2.2.22 Aerocrine 2-30

2.2.23 Bosch 2-31

2.2.24 Block Engineering 2-31

2.2.25 II-VI Incorporated (NASDAQ: IIVI) 2-32

2.2.26 MIRTHE Center 2-33

2.2.27 Infrared Fiber Systems Infrared Transmitting

Fibers Medical Market 2-34

2.2.28 M Squared Next-Generation Bio-Medical Lasers Firefly-IR 2-35

2.2.29 Raytheon and Lockheed Market For Mid-Infrared Lasers 2-36

2.2.30 Market Consolidatioon of Mid IR Sensor Companies 2-36

2.3 Mid IR Sensor Market Forecasts 2-37

2.3.1 Military / Airline / Space / Defense Mid Infrared (IR)

Sensors Market Forecasts 2-41

2.3.2 Smart Building Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Markets 2-43

2.3.3 FLIR Building Inspection 2-44

2.3.4 Mid IR sensors Smart Grid and

Smart Building Market Forecasts 2-47

2.3.5 Sensors and Automation 2-50

2.3.6 Applications and Benefits 2-51

2.3.7 MID IR Sensor Analysis 2-53

2.3.8 Military Mid IR Sensor Market Forecasts 2-55

2.3.9 Homeland Security Mid IR Sensors 2-57

2.3.10 Law Enforcement Mid IR Sensor Market Forecasts, 2-60

2.3.11 Smart Electrical Grid Moves to Electronics and

Sensors from Purely Mechanical Infrastructure 2-61

2.3.12 Carbon Dioxide Gas Sensing 2-61

2.3.13 Smart Grid Networking 2-63

2.3.14 Healthcare Mid IR Sensor Breath Analysis Market Forecasts 2-65

2.3.15 Mid Infrared IR Sensor Technologies Basis For IR Sensing 2-68

2.3.16 Nanoparticles The Base For Mid IR Sensor Evolution 2-69

2.3.17 Miniaturization Significant For The

Development Of Mid IR Applications 2-70

2.4 Mid IR Sensor Market Opportunity Overview 2-71

2.4.1 Molecular Responses Across the MIR Spectrum 2-77

2.4.2 Technology Options Available in Mid IR 2-78

2.4.3 Diagrams To Illustrate The Technologies 2-81

2.4.4 Comparison of Technology Options 2-86

2.4.5 Products, In Which MIR Sensors Are Actually Deployed 2-87

2.4.6 Market Trends & Key Companies 2-87

2.4.7 Key Applications/Products Used By The Military 2-89

2.4.8 Potential Technologies and Applications of MIR Sensors 2-91

2.4.9 Key Developments Are Required To Make The

Potential Applications Into Real Markets 2-92

2.4.10 Market Segment Analysis 2-94

2.4.11 Characteristics Required 2-98

2.4.12 Building a Robust Data Sensor Network Integration Layer 2-99

2.5 Smarter Planet Market Shares and Forecasts 2-100

2.5.1 IBM Imperatives For A Smarter Planet 2-104

2.5.2 IBM Positions To Support Sensor Networks 2-106

2.5.3 IBM Jazz.net 2-110

2.5.4 Smarter Planet Market Forecasts 2-110

2.5.5 Smarter Planet Software Market Industry Segment Forecasts 2-112

2.5.6 Smarter Planet Market Segment Forecasts 2-115

2.5.7 Link Between SOA and MIR sensors 2-116

2.5.8 SOA Used to Connect Mid IR Sensor

Information to Analytical Software 2-116

2.5.9 Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) Market Driving Forces 2-120

2.5.1 Advantages Offered By SOA 2-121

2.5.2 Services Oriented Architecture SOA Market Shares 2-124

2.5.3 IBM SOA Dominates the Industry 2-126

2.5.4 Building a Robust Data Sensor Network Integration Layer 2-127

2.5.5 SOA Network Sensor Market Segment 2-128

2.5.6 Mid IR Sensor Enabled Device Market Driving Forces 2-128

2.5.7 SOA Market Shares 2-131

2.6 Mid IR Sensor Sample Prices 2-132

2.6.1 SenseAir® NDIR (Non-dispersive Infra-Red) Technology 2-132

2.6.2 MIRTHE Prototype QC Laser Based Sensors 2-132

2.6.3 JonDeTech 2-134

2.6.4 Aerocrine 2-135

2.7 Mid IR Sensor Regional Shipments 2-136

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Product Description

3. Mid IR Sensors Product Description 3-1

3.1 FLIR 3-1

3.1.1 FLIR Building Inspection 3-1

3.1.2 FLIR Gas Detection 3-2

3.1.3 FLIR Emerging Markets 3-2

3.1.4 FLIR Technology 3-3

3.1.5 FLIR System Design and Integration 3-4

3.1.6 FLIR Sensing Materials 3-4

3.1.7 FLIR Lasers and Laser Components 3-5

3.1.8 FLIR Tactical Platforms 3-5

3.1.9 FLIR Tau Outputs NTSC Video 3-7

3.1.10 FLIR Mid IR Sensors 3-13

3.1.11 FLIR Government Systems Airborne MEP 3-17

3.1.12 FLIR Government Systems Airborne - Talon 3-17

3.1.13 FLIR Government Systems Unmanned –

Star SAFIRE QWIP 3-17

3.1.14 FLIR Government Systems Unmanned –

Star SAFIRE III 3-18

3.1.15 FLIR Government Systems Unmanned TacFLIR II 3-18

3.1.16 FLIR Government Systems - Products –

Maritime - Star SAFIRE III 3-19

3.1.17 FLIR Government Systems - Products –

Maritime - SeaFLIR II 3-19

3.1.18 FLIR Government Systems - Products –

Land - RWSS 3-19

3.1.19 FLIR Government Systems - Products –

Land - WideEye II 3-20

3.1.20 FLIR Government Systems Force Protection 3-20

3.1.21 FLIR EO/IR 3-20

3.2 Daylight Solutions 3-21

3.2.1 Daylight Solutions Lasers For Gas Sensing Instrumentation 3-26

3.2.2 Daylight Solutions Mid-IR HgCdTe Detectors 3-27

3.2.3 Daylight Solutions Thermal Laser Pointers 3-28

3.2.4 Daylight Solutions Tunable Laser 3-29

3.2.5 Daylight Solutions Broadly Tunable,

Room-Temperature, Mid-IR Laser 3-33

3.2.6 Daylight Solutions Mid-IR 3-37

3.2.7 Daylight Solutions Fixed Wavelength Pulsed and CW

Mid-Infrared Lasers 3-42

3.2.8 Daylight Solutions Mid-IR HgCdTe Detectors 3-44

3.2.9 Daylight Solutions Room-Temperature, Low-Noise

Amplified MCT Detector Core Technology 3-46

3.2.10 Daylight Solutions Digital Object Identifier 3-48

3.2.11 Power Technology Applications 3-49

3.2.12 Daylight Solutions Power Technology Sensors

Integrated With Wireless Capability 3-51

3.2.13 Daylight Solutions Power Technology ECqcL

Used For Illumination Applications 3-52

3.3 SenseAir 3-52

3.3.1 Senseair Carbon Dioxide 3-57

3.3.2 Senseair Test & Measurement Carbon Dioxide Sensors 3-58

3.3.3 Senseair Temperature Proportional To Carbon Dioxide Level 3-59

3.3.4 SenseAir Collaborates With Ventilation Systems Suppliers 3-61

3.3.5 SenseAir Measurement Platform Has Intelligence 3-62

3.3.6 SenseAir Carbon Dioxide Sensors 3-62

3.3.7 SenseAir has Collaborated With Autoliv

Development and Hök Instrument in Developing The

Next Generation Of Driver Alcohol Detection Systems 3-64

3.4 Sensor Switch Occupancy Sensor Products 3-66

3.4.1 Sensor Switch Technology Engineering Driven Company 3-69

3.4.2 Sensor Switch Passive Infrared 3-70

3.5 Structured Materials Industries 3-70

3.5.1 Structured Materials Industries SpinCVDJ

Metal Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition 3-70

3.6 Block Engineering Quantum Cascade Laser Products 3-71

3.6.1 Block Engineering Quantum Cascade Laser (QCL)

LaserScan™ 3-76

3.6.2 Block Engineering Quantum Cascade Laser (QCL)

LaserScope™ 3-77

3.7 Sofradir 3-79

3.7.1 Sofradir EPSILON MW 3-86

3.7.2 Sofradir ROIC Modes: 3-89

3.8 Ekips Technologies 3-95

3.8.1 Ekips Technologies Breathmeter 3-95

3.8.2 Ekips Technologies Lasers 3-96

3.8.3 Ekips Technologies Laser Spectrometers 3-97

3.8.4 Ekips Technologies Mid-Infrared Lasers 3-97

3.8.5 Ekips Technologies Challenge In Quantifying

Chemical Molecules 3-99

3.9 JonDeTech AB 3-99

3.9.1 JonDeTech AB Applications of Infrared

Sensing Thermopiles 3-100

3.9.2 JonDeTech AB Preventive and Predictive Maintenance 3-101

3.9.3 JonDeTech Thermopile Products 3-102

3.9.4 JonDeTech Surface Mount Plastic Thermopiles 3-109

3.9.5 JonDeTech Thermopiles 3-110

3.9.6 JonDeTech Horizontal Thermocouple 3-111

3.9.7 JonDeTech Advantage Of Nanotechnology

Vertical Thermocouple 3-112

3.10 Micropelt Energy Harvesting: 3-116

3.10.1 Micropelt Two Micro Thermogenerators In Series 3-116

3.10.2 Micropelt Thermoharvester 3-117

3.11 EnOcean 3-119

3.11.1 EnOcean ECT 310 - Thermo Energy Harvesting 3-121

3.11.2 EnOcean Energy Harvesting Wireless Sensor Solutions 3-123

3.12 Agiltron 3-124

3.12.1 Agiltron Infrared Detector Products 3-128

3.12.2 Agiltron Lead Sulfide Infrared Detector Array 3-133

3.12.3 Agiltron Lead Selenide Infrared Detectors 3-133

3.12.4 Agiltron Lead Selenide Infrared (Pbse) Detector Array 3-133

3.13 Mirthe Mid IR Sensor Breath Analyzers 3-134

3.13.1 Mirthe Engineered Systems for Mid-IR

Laser Absorption Spectroscopy 3-134

3.13.2 Mirthe Strategic 3-Level Framework 3-138

3.14 Cascade Technologies 3-140

3.14.1 Cascade Technologies CT2100 –

OnStack Multigas Analyser 3-141

3.14.2 Cascade Technologies CT3400 –

Extractive Multigas Analyser 3-144

3.14.3 Cascade Technologies Revolutionary Technology 3-144

3.14.4 Cascade Technology Implementation 3-146

3.15 Physical Sciences / Maxion 3-148

3.15.1 Maxion Technologies Infrared Semiconductor Lasers 3-153

3.15.2 Maxion Technologies Turn-Key Mid-IR Laser Systems 3-154

3.15.3 Maxion Technologies Turn-Key Mid-IR Laser

Quantum Cascade (QC) and Interband Cascade (IC) Sensors 3-155

3.15.4 Maxion Distributed Feedback (DFB) Single-Mode

and Fabry-Perot (FP) Multi-Mode Lasers 3-157

3.15.5 Maxion C-Mount and NS-Mount Lasers 3-159

3.16 VIASPACE Ionfinity 3-162

3.16.1 VIASPACE Ionfinity Soft Ionization Membrane 3-164

3.17 Power Technology Quantum-Cascade Lasers 3-165

3.17.1 Power Technology Quantum-Cascade

Lasers Blue, Violet, & UV Diode Lasers 3-170

3.17.2 Power Technology Infrared Viewing Devices 3-172

3.17.3 Power Technology Laser Modules for OEM 3-178

3.18 M Squared Next-Generation Bio-Medical Lasers 3-181

3.18.1 M Squared Lasers Firefly-IR 3-182

3.18.2 M Squared Lasers Firefly-THz 3-185

3.18.3 M Squared Firefly-THz: Compact, Widely Tunable,

Pulsed Terahertz Laser Source 3-187

3.18.4 M Squared Lasers Product Families 3-188

3.18.5 M Squared ICE-BLOC® Photonic Controllers 3-188

3.18.6 M Squared Laser Systems 3-188

3.18.7 M Squared Dependable Innovation 3-189

3.18.8 M Squared SolsTiS™: Ultracompact, Widely

Tunable, Narrow Linewidth CW Ti:Sapphire Laser 3-189

3.19 Thermo Fischer Scientific / NovaWave Technologies 3-190

3.19.1 NASA Applications For Compact UV Laser-

Based Sensor Instrument 3-191

3.19.2 Novawave Technology Mid-Infrared

Laser Source Real-time, Multispecies Greenhouse Gas Sensor 3-192

3.19.3 Novawave Technology Canary in a Beam Line 3-192

3.19.4 Novawave Technology Quasi-Phase-Matched

DFG Lasers for Sensing 3-193

3.20 GE Sensors 3-196

3.20.1 GE Wireless Sensor Networks 3-196

3.20.2 GE Applications for Wireless Sensor Networks 3-198

3.21 PNNL Electronics and Systems Integration 3-199

3.22 Hamamatsu 3-202

3.22.1 Hamamatsu Infrared Detector 3-202

3.22.2 Hamamatsu QCL for Continuous Wave

Operation At Room Temperature 3-205

3.22.3 Hamamatsu Laser 3-205

3.23 AdTech Optics 3-207

3.24 Opto Solutions 3-208

3.24.1 Opto Solutions - IR Photonics 3-209

3.25 Sentinel Photonics 3-212

3.26 ILX Lightwave 3-215

3.27 Aerocrine 3-217

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Technology

4. Mid IR Sensor Technology 4-1

4.1 Infrared Technology Overview 4-1

4.1.1 Daylight Solutions Core Technology 4-2

4.2 Mid-infrared (mid-IR) Laser Spectroscopy 4-5

4.2.1 Application of Infrared Lasers to

Nanosecond Time-Resolved Condensed-Phase Samples 4-5

4.3 Remote Detection Of Mines 4-6

4.4 Thermopiles 4-7

4.4.1 JonDeTech: Vertical VS. Horizontal

Thermopile Lead Configuration 4-7

4.5 Nanoparticle Dispersions 4-10

4.5.1 Aqueous Dispersions 4-10

4.5.2 JonDeTechs Thermopiles Based On Nanotechnology 4-11

4.5.3 Nanotechnolgy Particle Size In The Range Of 1-100

Nanometers 4-13

4.5.4 Nanoparticles 4-13

4.5.5 Silicon In A Battery Swells As It Absorbs Lithium Atoms 4-15

4.5.6 Different Shapes Of The Same Material Create

Different Characteristics 4-16

4.5.7 Optical Properties Integrated Into New Mid IR

Sensor Technology 4-17

4.6 Mid IR Laser Laser Emits A Narrow Range Of Wavelengths 4-18

4.6.1 Interband Cascade Laser (ICL) Based Spectroscopic

Trace-Gas Sensor Provides For Simultaneous Detection Of

Two Atmospheric Trace Gases 4-20

4.6.2 Narrow Band Gap Semiconductor Laser Diodes 4-21

4.7 IBM Microscope 100 Million Times Finer

Resolution Than Current MRI 4-22

4.7.1 IBM Research 4-24

4.7.2 Technological Trends in Microscopy 4-25

4.8 Battery Technology for Mid IR Sensors 4-27

4.8.1 Battery Chemistries Technology 4-28

4.9 Breath Analyzers Detect Disease 4-31

4.10 Improving Biomaterials For Medical Implant Applications 4-32

4.10.1 Bioactive Materials 4-33

4.10.2 Forming A Chemical Bond With Bone 4-34

4.10.3 Bioactivity Increased Through Surface Modification 4-35

4.10.4 Biofilms Multilayered Colonies Of Bacteria 4-35

4.10.5 Biofilm Formation 4-36

4.10.6 Biofilms As A Major Contributor To Chronic Wounds 4-37

4.10.7 Acute or Chronic Infection in Some Biomaterial Applications 4-38

4.10.8 Biomaterials Research 4-41

4.11 QC Technology 4-41

4.11.1 Components of an ECqcL 4-43

4.12 Schematic of Mid-Infrared Trace Gas Sensor 4-44

4.13 Mid-IR Sensors Standards 4-49

4.14 Driving Forces For Building Automation 4-50

4.15 Near IR Night Vision Sensors 4-52

4.15.1 Sensor Based Threat Detection 4-53

4.16 Mid-IR Non-Invasive Medical Systems 4-56

4.17 University of Oklahoma High-Tech Breath Test 4-57

4.17.1 Nanotechnology Improves Laser Performance 4-59

4.17.2 Nanotechnology Breath Analyzer For Kidney Failure 4-60

4.18 Physical Vapor Nanoparticle Synthesis 4-60

4.18.1 Nanophase Vapor Development Process 4-63

4.18.2 Nanoparticle Coatings - Discrete Particle Encapsulation 4-64

4.18.3 Nanoparticle Vapor Organic Dispersions 4-66

4.19 MIRTHE Roadmap 4-67

4.19.1 Near IR Laser Sensors: 4-69

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Company Profiles

5. Mid Infrared (IR) Sensors Company Profiles 5-1

5.1 AdTechoptics 5-1

5.2 Aerocrine 5-2

5.3 Alpes Lasers / ALTechnologies 5-3

5.3.1 Laser diodes 5-3

5.4 Block Engineering 5-4

5.4.1 Block Positioned To Expand Its Commercial Markets 5-5

5.4.2 Block Engineering Contracts 5-6

5.4.3 Block Engineering LaserScan™ Analyzer 5-6

5.4.4 Block Engineering: Developer Of High Performance

QCL and FT-IR Spectrometers 5-7

5.4.5 Block MEMS Receives $4.5 Million Development

Contract for MEMS Gas Sensor 5-8

5.5 Bosch 5-10

5.5.1 Bosch Building Automation 5-11

5.5.2 Bosch Carbon Dioxide Ventilation IR Sensors 5-12

5.5.3 Bosch Motion Detectors 5-12

5.5.4 Bosch Smart Sensors Simplify 5-13

5.6 Cymbet 5-16

5.6.1 Cymbet Team: 5-16

5.6.2 Cymbet Investors: 5-16

5.6.3 Cymbet Partners, Sales and Distribution: 5-18

5.6.4 Cymbet Manufacturing: 5-18

5.6.5 Cymbet to Open World's Highest Volume

Solid-State Battery Manufacturing Facility 5-18

5.6.6 Cymbet Partnering with X-FAB 5-19

5.6.7 Cymbet / X-FAB, Inc. 5-19

5.6.8 Cymbet Expanding in Minnesota 5-19

5.6.9 Cymbet / LEDA 5-20

5.6.10 Distribution Agreement EnerChip™

Eco-friendly Solid State Batteries 5-20

5.6.11 Cymbet EVAL-09 Utilizes Harnessing Ambient Energy 5-21

5.6.12 Cymbet Secures $31 Million in Private Financing 5-22

5.7 Daylight Solutions 5-22

5.7.1 $15Million Equity for Daylight Includes

Northrop Grumman Funds 5-23

5.7.2 Daylight Solutions Manufacturing Expansion 5-24

5.7.3 Daylight Solutions Collaborations 5-25

5.8 Digi International 5-26

5.8.1 Digi International Revenue 5-26

5.8.2 Digi International Business Highlights: 5-28

5.9 Directed Vapor Technology 5-29

5.9.1 Directed Vapor Deposition Next Generation

Coating Technology 5-29

5.10 Dust Networks 5-31

5.10.1 Dust Networks Self-Powered IPV6 Wireless

Sensor Network 5-31

5.11 EnOcean GmbH 5-33

5.11.1 EnOcean Technology 5-35

5.12 Ekips Technologies 5-36

5.13 Elliot Scientific 5-37

5.14 Finmeccanica 5-38

5.14.1 Finmeccanica / SELEX Galileo 5-38

5.14.2 SELEX Galileo Inc. 5-39

5.14.3 SELEX Galileo Technologies 5-39

5.15 Ferro Solutions 5-41

5.15.1 Ferro Solutions 5-44

5.16 Flexible Electronics Concepts 5-48

5.17 FLIR 5-49

5.17.1 FLIR Training 5-53

5.17.2 FLIR Sales and Distribution 5-53

5.17.3 FLIR Sensor Systems 5-54

5.17.4 FLIR Systems Thermography Products 5-55

5.17.5 FLIR Systems Infrared Technology 5-56

5.17.6 FLIR Systems 5-56

5.17.7 FLIR Systems 5-57

5.17.8 FLIR Systems Third Quarter 2011 Financial Results 5-58

5.17.9 FLIR Systems 5-59

5.17.10 FLIR Systems, INC. Revenue 5-62

5.17.11 FLIR Systems Segment Operating Results 5-64

5.17.12 FLIR Systems Thermal Vision and Measurement 5-64

5.17.13 FLIR Systems Raymarine 5-65

5.17.14 FLIR Systems Surveillance 5-65

5.17.15 FLIR Systems Detection Revenue 5-66

5.17.16 FLIR Systems Integrated Systems Revenue 5-66

5.17.17 FLIR Systems Competitive Strengths 5-67

5.17.18 FLIR Systems Commercial Operating Model 5-67

5.17.19 FLIR Systems Vertically Integrated Manufacturing 5-67

5.17.20 FLIR Systems Industry-Leading Market Position 5-68

5.17.21 FLIR Systems Broad Product Line 5-69

5.17.22 FLIR Systems Internally-Funded Innovation 5-69

5.17.23 FLIR Systems Diverse Customer Base 5-70

5.17.24 FLIR Systems Global Distribution Capabilities 5-70

5.17.25 FLIR Systems Growth Strategies 5-71

5.17.26 FLIR Systems Continually Reduces Costs 5-73

5.17.27 FLIR Systems Expands Global Reach 5-73

5.17.28 FLIR Systems Builds Application Awareness and Brand 5-74

5.17.29 FLIR Systems Complement Core

Competencies with Strategic Acquisitions 5-75

5.17.30 FLIR Acquires Aerius Photonics, LLC 5-75

5.17.31 FLIR Radiometry 5-75

5.17.32 FLIR Predictive Maintenance 5-76

5.17.33 FLIR Research & Development Applications 5-76

5.17.34 FLIR Manufacturing Process Control 5-77

5.17.35 FLIR Mechanical Engineering 5-77

5.17.36 FLIR Infrared Detector Design Manufacturing 5-78

5.17.37 FLIR Integrated Circuits and Electronic Design 5-78

5.17.38 FLIR Software Development 5-78

5.17.39 FLIR Motion Control Systems 5-78

5.17.40 FLIR Optical Design, Fabrication and Coating 5-79

5.17.41 FLIR Micro-Coolers 5-79

5.18 GE Sensors 5-79

5.18.1 GE Wireless Sensor Networks 5-79

5.18.2 GE Applications for Wireless Sensor Networks 5-81

5.19 Hamamatsu 5-82

5.19.1 Hamamatsu Electron Tube Division 5-83

5.19.2 Hamamatsu Solid State Division 5-83

5.19.3 Hamamatsu Systems Division 5-83

5.19.4 Hamamatsu Laser Group 5-83

5.19.5 Hamamatsu Optical Communication Group 5-84

5.19.6 Hamamatsu Central Research Laboratory 5-84

5.19.7 Hamamatsu Tsukuba Research Laboratory 5-84

5.19.8 Hamamatsu Sports Photonics Laboratory 5-84

5.19.9 Hamamatsu PET Center 5-84

5.19.10 Hamamatsu Revenue 5-85

5.20 II-VI incorporated / Marlow Industries 5-86

5.20.1 II-VI Incorporated (NASDAQ: IIVI) 5-87

5.20.2 II-VI Revenue 5-89

5.20.3 II-VI / Aegis Lightwave 5-90

5.20.4 II-VI Incorporated / Marlow Infrared And

Near-Infrared Laser Optical Elements 5-91

5.20.5 II-VI incorporated / Marlow Production Operations 5-91

5.20.6 II-VI incorporated / Marlow Primary Products 5-92

5.20.7 II-VI incorporated / Marlow Markets 5-93

5.20.8 II-VI Infrared Optics Market 5-95

5.20.9 II-VI One-Micron Laser Market. 5-96

5.20.10 II-VI Near-Infrared Optics Market. 5-96

5.20.11 II-VI Thermoelectric Market 5-98

5.21 ILX Lightwave 5-101

5.21.1 ILX Lightwave Product Innovation 5-102

5.22 IPG Photonics 5-102

5.22.1 IPG Photonics Revenue 5-103

5.23 Johnson Controls Sensor Products 5-105

5.23.1 Johnson Controls Valve Products 5-108

5.24 JonDeTech 5-109

5.25 Kidde Products Limited / Airsense Technology 5-110

5.26 Lockheed-Martin 5-113

5.26.1 Lockheed Martin Corp 5-114

5.26.2 Lockheed Martin Customer Base: 5-114

5.26.3 Lockheed Martin Organization: 5-114

5.26.4 Lockheed Martin Financial Performance: 5-115

5.26.5 Lockheed Martin Receives $260 Million

M-TADS/PNVS Production Contract 5-115

5.26.6 Lockheed Martin F-35 Electro-Optical Targeting System 5-116

5.26.7 Lockheed Martin 5-116

5.26.8 Lockheed Martin Defense Department Positioning 5-118

5.26.9 US Navy awards Lockheed Martin contract to

Pioneer Technology To Efficiently Manage Groups Of

Unmanned Vehicles 5-123

5.27 M Squared 5-124

5.27.1 M Squared Next-Generation Bio-Medical Lasers 5-125

5.27.2 M Squared Lasers Firefly-IR 5-126

5.27.3 M Squared Lasers Firefly-THz 5-129

5.27.4 M Squared Firefly-THz: Compact,

Widely Tunable, Pulsed Terahertz Laser Source 5-131

5.27.5 M Squared Lasers Product Families 5-131

5.27.6 M Squared ICE-BLOC® Photonic Controllers 5-132

5.27.7 M Squared Laser Systems 5-132

5.27.8 M Squared Dependable Innovation 5-132

5.27.9 M Squared SolsTiS™: Ultracompact, Widely Tunable, Narrow Linewidth CW Ti:Sapphire Laser 5-133

5.28 MIRTHE (Mid-Infrared Technologies for Health and the Environment) National Science Foundation

Engineering Research Center 5-133

5.29 Mirthe Mid IR Sensor Breath Analyzers 5-134

5.29.1 Mirthe Engineered Systems for Mid-IR Laser

Absorption Spectroscopy 5-134

5.29.2 Mirthe Strategic 5-Level Framework 5-138

5.30 Nanophase Technologies 5-140

5.30.1 Nanomaterials Technology Energy 5-140

5.30.2 Nanomaterials Technology Aluminum Oxide 5-140

5.30.3 Nanomaterials Technology 5-141

5.30.4 Nanomaterials Technology Third Quarter 2011 Financial Results 5-141

5.31 Opto Solutions 5-143

5.32 Physical Sciences Inc. / Maxion Technologies 5-145

5.32.1 Maxion Technologies 5-145

5.32.2 Maxion and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County 5-147

5.33 PNNL Electronics and Systems Integration 5-148

5.34 Power Technology 5-152

5.35 Raytheon 5-154

5.35.1 Raytheon Innovation 5-155

5.35.2 Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems (IDS) 5-156

5.35.3 Raytheon Intelligence and Information Systems (IIS) 5-156

5.35.4 Raytheon Network Centric Systems (NCS) 5-157

5.35.5 Raytheon Technical Services Company (RTSC) 5-158

5.35.6 Raytheon Missile Systems (RMS) 5-159

5.35.7 Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems (SAS) 5-159

5.36 SenseAir 5-160

5.37 Sensor Switch 5-161

5.38 Sentinel Photonics 5-162

5.39 Sofradir 5-163

5.39.1 Sofradir: Leader in cooled and uncooled IR detectors 5-163

5.39.2 Sofradir Subsidiary ULIS SAS 5-164

5.39.3 Sofradir / Electrophysics 5-164

5.39.4 Sofradir Infrared Company 5-164

5.39.5 Sofradir awarded multi-million Euro MUSIS/CSO

Infrared contract 5-166

5.40 Structured Materials Industries 5-168

5.40.1 Structured Materials SMI Products 5-170

5.40.2 Structured Materials SMI Customer Advantage 5-171

5.41 Thermo Fischer Scientific / NovaWave Technologies 5-171

5.41.1 Thermo Fisher Scientific Revenue 5-172

5.41.2 Thermo Fisher Scientific Acquired Laser-Based Gas Detection Company NovaWave Technologies 5-173

5.41.3 NovaWave Selected for CPP Participation 5-175

5.41.4 Thermo Fischer Scientific / NovaWave Technologies 5-176

5.42 VIASPACE / Ionfinity 5-176

5.42.1 VIASPACE / Ionfinity Product Focus 5-178

5.42.2 VIASPACE / Ionfinity Next-Generation Chemical Analysis 5-180

List of Tables and Figures

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Executive Summary

Table ES-1 ES-4

Mid IR Sensor Market Driving Forces

Table ES-2 ES-5

Technologies Impacting Mid IR Sensor Market

Figure ES-3 ES-7

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Market Shares, Dollars,

First Three Quarters 2011

Figure ES-4 ES-8

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Shipments, Market

Forecasts, Dollars, Worldwide, 2012-2018

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Market Description and Market Dynamics

Table 1-1 1-9

IBM Integrated Product Change Management

Market Driving Forces

Figure 1-2 1-10

IBM Definition of Smarter Computing

Figure 1-3 1-21

Interband-Cascade (IC) Lasers

Table 1-4 1-23

Commercialization Of Mid And Long-Wavelength

(3-12 Microns) Infrared Semiconductor Lasers

Table 1-4 (Continued) 1-24

Commercialization Of Mid And Long-Wavelength

(3-12 Microns) Infrared Semiconductor Lasers

Table 1-5 1-32

Mid IR Sensing Systems Components

Table 1-6 1-37

Applications For Mid IR Sensing

Table 1-7 1-39

Mid-Infrared Fiber-Optic Sensor Characteristics

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Market Shares and Market Forecasts

Table 2-1 2-4

Mid IR Sensor Market Driving Forces

Table 2-2 2-5

Technologies Impacting Mid IR Sensor Market

Figure 2-3 2-7

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Market Shares, Dollars,

First Three Quarters 2011

Figure 2-4 2-8

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Market Shares, Dollars, Worldwide,

First Three Quarters 2011

Figure 2-5 2-12

Senseair NDIR (Non-dispersive Infra-Red) technology

Table 2-6 2-19

Key Features Of The JonDeTech Thermopile

Table 2-7 2-20

JonDeTech Thermopile Sensor Flexibility

Table 2-8 2-21

JonDeTech Thermopile Sensor Characteristics 21

Figure 2-9 2-22

Surface Mount Plastic Thermopile Layers

Figure 2-10 2-23

Surface Mount Plastic Thermopile

Figure 2-11 2-24

Surface Mount Plastic Thermopile

Table 2-12 2-26

Maxion Technologies Mid IR Sensor Laser products

Revenue Base Areas

Figure 2-13 2-38

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Shipments, Market Forecasts,

Dollars, Worldwide, 2012-2018

Table 2-14 2-39

Mid IR Sensor Total Market Dollars, Worldwide, 2012-2018

Figure 2-15 2-40

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Shipments, Units, Worldwide,

Market Forecasts, 2012-2018

Figure 2-16 2-41

Military / Airline / Space / Defense Mid Infrared (IR)

Sensors Shipments Market Forecasts, Dollars,

Worldwide, 2012-2018

Table 2-17 2-43

Smart Building Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Uses

Table 2-18 2-44

Smart Building Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Market Segments

Figure 2-19 2-45

Smart Building Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Shipments

Market Forecasts, Worldwide, Dollars, 2012-2018

Figure 2-20 2-46

Smart City Mid IR Sensor Shipments Market Forecasts,

Dollars, Worldwide, 2012-2018

Figure 2-21 2-53

MIRTHE Compound and Vibrational Absorption Analysis

Figure 2-22 2-54

Mirthe Assessment of QC Laser Based Sensor Challenges

Table 2-23 2-72

Power Technology Mid IR Sensor Applications

Table 2-24 2-74

Technology Mid IR Sensor Applications

Table 2-25 2-79

Mid IR Technology Quantum-Cascade Lasers Features

Figurev2-26 2-81

Daylight Solutions' Core Technology

Figure 2-27 2-82

Senseair Carbon Dioxide Sensors

Figure 2-28 2-83

Vertical Heat Flow Model Of Jondetech Thermopiles

Figure 2-29 2-84

Jondetech Thermopile Infrared Radiation Tetectors

Generation Flex

Figure 2-30 2-85

Mass Spectrometry vs. Mirthe Mid IR Sensors For To

Measuring Trace Gas At Ppm Or Ppb Sensitivity

Table 2-31 2-94

Mid IR Sensor

Market Segment Forecasts, Dollars, 2012-2018

Figure 2-32 2-96

MID Infrared (IR) Sensor Market Industry

Segments, Percent, Worldwide, 2012-2018

Table 2-33 2-96

Mid IR Sensor Market Industry Segments, Units,

Worldwide, 2012-2018

Figure 2-34 2-102

Smarter Planet Market Shares, Dollars, Worldwide,

First Three Quarters 2011

Table 2-35 2-103

Smarter Planet Market Shares, Dollars, Worldwide,

First Three Quarters 2011

Figure 2-36 2-104

IBM Imperatives For A Smarter Planet

Table 2-37 2-107

IBM Positions To Support Sensor Networks

Figure 2-38 2-108

IBM Describes Smarter Plant Solutions Impact on IT

Figure 2-39 2-109

IBM Strategic Vision for Innovation

Figure 2-40 2-111

Smart Computing Software Modules Market Forecasts,

Dollars, Worldwide, 2011-2017

Table 2-41 2-112

Smarter Planet Software Market Total Forecast,

Dollars, Worldwide, 2011-2017

Table 2-42 2-112

Smarter Planet Software Market Industry Segment Forecasts, Dollars, Worldwide, 2011-2017

Table 2-43 2-112

Smarter Planet Software Market Industry Segment

Forecasts, Percent, Worldwide, 2011-2017

Table 2-44 2-118

Types of Internet Connected Devices Likely to be Using

Mid IR Sensors That Need SOA Software To

Achieve Connectivity

Table 2-45 2-122

Advantages Offered by SOA

Table 2-46 2-124

Services Oriented Architecture SOA Market

Shares, Dollars, Worldwide, 2010

Table 2-47 2-125

Services Oriented Architecture SOA Application

Market Shares, Dollars, Worldwide, 2010

Table 2-48 2-130

Services oriented architecture (SOA) benefits

Table 2-49 2-131

Services Oriented Architecture SOA Market Driving Forces

Figure 2-50 2-133

MIRTHE Mass Spectroscopy Pricing Assessment

Figure 2-51 2-134

MIRTHE Sensor Price Per Unit Analysis

Figure 2-52 2-137

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Regional Market

Segments, Dollars, First Three Quarters 2011

Table 2-53 2-138

Mid IR Sensor Regional Market Segments,

First Three Quarters 2011

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Product Description

Table 3-1 3-1

FLIR Thermal Imaging Applications

Table 3-2 3-3

FLIR Technology

Table 3-3 3-4

FLIR Technology Systems

Figure 3-4 3-6

FLIR Commercial Vision Systems

Table 3-5 3-8

Key Features of FLIR Tau 640 Camera

Figure 3-6 3-9

FLIR Scout Thermal Night Vision

Figure 3-7 3-10

FLIR Infrared Cameras

Table 3-8 3-11

FLIR Thermal Imaging Technology -- CBRNE,

Cameras, and Industrial

Table 3-9 3-12

FLIR Thermal Imaging Technology - Surveillance,

Police, and Science

Figure 3-10 3-14

FLIR Unmanned Laser Targeting Systems

Figure 3-11 3-16

FLIR MEP Reconnaissance, Surveillance, Target Acquisition Laser Designator Mid IR Sensor

Table 3-12 3-22

Daylight Solutions Mid Infrared Sensor Applications

Figure 3-13 3-23

Daylight Solutions Mid IR Sensors

Table 3-14 3-24

Daylight Solutions Monitoring

Figure 3-15 3-25

Daylight Solutions Industry Specific Solutions

Table 3-16 3-28

Daylight Solutions Mid IR Detector Key Features

Figure 3-17 3-30

Daylight Solutions Tunable Laser Tuning

Figure 3-18 3-31

Daylight Solutions Narrow Tuning

Table 3-19 3-32

Daylight Solutions Gaussian Beam Profile

Table 3-20 3-33

Daylight Solutions EC-QCL Laser Gaussian Beam Profile

Table 3-21 3-35

Daylight Solutions Tunable Mid-IR

External-Cavity CW-MHF Lasers

Table 3-21 (Continued) 3-36

Daylight Solutions Tunable Mid-IR

External-Cavity CW-MHF Lasers

Table 3-21 (Continued) 3-37

Daylight Solutions Tunable Mid-IR

External-Cavity CW-MHF Lasers

Figure 3-22 3-37

Daylight Solutions Mid-IR

Figure 3-23 3-38

Daylight Solutions Controller

Figure 3-24 3-39

Daylight Solutions Applications

Figure 3-25 3-39

Daylight Solutions Laserhead

Table 3-26 3-40

Daylight Solutions Tunable Mid-IR External Cavity Lasers Features

Table 3-27 3-41

Daylight Solutions Tunable Mid-IR

External Cavity Lasers Advantages

Table 3-28 3-41

Daylight Solutions Products

Figure 3-29 3-42

Daylight Solutions Fixed-Wavelength Mid-IR

External-Cavity Lasers

Table 3-30 3-43

Daylight Solutions Fixed-Wavelength Mid-IR

External-Cavity Lasers Key Features

Table 3-31 3-44

Daylight Solutions Fixed-Wavelength Mid-IR

External-Cavity Lasers Applications

Figure 3-32 3-45

Daylight Solutions Mid-IR HgCdTe Detectors

Table 3-33 3-45

Daylight Solutions Mid-IR HgCdTe Detectors Key Features

Table 3-34 3-46

Daylight Solutions Core Technology

Figure 3-35 3-47

Daylight Solutions' Core Technology

Table 3-36 3-50

Daylight Solutions Power Technology Mid IR Sensor Applications

Table 3-36 (Continued) 3-50

Daylight Solutions Power Technology Mid IR Sensor Applications

Table 3-37 3-53

SenseAir® CO2 Sensors

Table 3-38 3-54

SenseAir® CO2 Energy Saving Intelligence And Comfort Sensors

Table 3-39 3-54

SenseAir® CO2 Process Yield And Economic Outcome Sensors

Table 3-40 3-55

SenseAir® CO2 personal safety Sensors

Figure 3-41 3-56

SenseAir Products

Figure 3-42 3-57

Senseair Carbon Dioxide Sensors

Figure 3-43 3-59

SenseAir Carbon Dioxide Sensor

Figure 3-44 3-60

SenseAir Circuit Board

Table 3-45 3-66

Sensor Switch Product Highlights

Figure 3-46 3-67

Sensor Switch Smart Buildings

Table 3-47 3-68

Sensor Switch Lighting Controls Technical Services

Table 3-48 3-69

Sensor Switch Engineering Advances

Figure 3-49 3-71

Block Engineering Quantum Cascade Laser

Table 3-50 3-73

Block Engineering Tunable Mid-IR Sources Products

Figure 3-51 3-74

Block Engineering LaserScope Target Size

Table 3-52 3-75

Block Engineering Quantum Cascade Laser Products

Table 3-53 3-75

Block Engineering Standoff Passive FTIR Spectroscopy Products

Table 3-54 3-76

Block Engineering Examples of LaserScan Functions:

Table 3-55 3-77

Block Engineering Laserscan Product Line Functions

Table 3-56 3-78

Block Engineering LaserScope Functions:

Table 3-57 3-78

Block Engineering Quantum Cascade Laser (QCL) LaserTune™

Figure 3-58 3-79

Sofradir Mid IR EPSILON MW 384x288

Figure 3-59 3-81

Sofradir IR Products

Figure 3-60 3-83

Sofradir Jet IR Product

Figure 3-61 3-84

Sofradir Vision IR Product

Figure 3-62 3-85

Sofradir Marine IR Product

Figure 3-63 3-86

Sofradir Helicopter IR Product

Figure 3-64 3-87

Sofradir EPSILON MW 384x288

Table 3-65 3-88

Sofradir Hand-Held Thermal Imaging UAV Applications

Table 3-66 3-89

Sofradir ROIC Modes:

Table 3-67 3-91

Sofradir Development Trends In Cooled Infrared Technology

Figure 3-68 3-94

Sofradir VEGA LW 384x288 QWIP (25µm pitch)

Figure 3-69 3-96

Eikips Technologies Biomarkers in Breath

Table 3-70 3-98

Ekips Technologies Category Examples Of Laser Emission Spectra

Figure 3-71 3-100

JonDeTech AB Low-Cost, Surface Mount Thermopiles

Table 3-72 3-101

JonDeTech AB Consumer Electronics Mid IR Sensors

Table 3-73 3-102

JonDeTech AB Residential Control Systems Mid IR Sensors

Table 3-74 3-103

JonDeTech’s Technology Competitive Advantages

Figure 3-75 3-104

JonDeTech AB JIRS3 Sensor

Table 3-76 3-105

JonDeTech AB Key Features of the Thermopile

Figure 3-77 3-106

JonDeTech AB JIRS5 Sensor

Figure 3-78 3-107

JonDeTech AB Close-up of JIRS5 Sensor

Figure 3-79 3-108

JonDeTech AB Nanowire Sensors

Figure 3-80 3-109

JonDeTech AB Linear Array of IR Sensorson Polyimide Foil

Table 3-81 3-111

JonDeTech Thermopile Applications

Figure 3-82 3-113

JonDeTech AB Vertical Heat Flow Model Of Jondetech Thermopiles

Figure 3-83 3-114

JonDeTech AB Vertical Heat Flow Model

Figure 3-84 3-115

Jondetech Thermopile Infrared Radiation Tetectors Generation Flex

Figure 3-85 3-118

Micropelt Thermoharvester

Figure 3-86 3-120

EnOcean ECO 100 - Motion Energy Harvesting

Table 3-87 3-121

EnOcean Energy Harvesting Motion Converter

Table 3-88 3-122

EnOcean Thermo Converter

Table 3-89 3-123

EnOcean Energy Converters For Energy Harvesting

Wireless Applications

Figure 3-90 3-125

Agiltron Room Temperature Automated Chemical

Processing (ACP) Sensors

Figure 3- 91 3-126

Agiltron Typical Room Temperature Electrical

Characteristics Of Automated Chemical Processing (ACP)

Table 3-92 3-127

Agiltron Response of PbS Detectors

Figure 3-93 3-129

Agiltron Infrared Detector Configurations

Figure 3-94 3-132

Agiltron Lead Sulfide Infrared (PbS) Detector Array

Figure 3-95 3-135

Quartz Resonator Photoacoustic Sensing Cell

Figure 3-96 3-136

Mass Spectrometry vs. Mirthe Mid IR Sensors For To

Measuring Trace Gas At Ppm Or Ppb Sensitivity

Table 3-97 3-137

Mirthe Impact In Environment And Homeland Security:

Table 3-98 3-138

Mirthe Impact In Health:

Table 3-99 3-138

Mirthe Impact In Industrial Outreach:

Figure 3-100 3-139

Mirthe’s Strategic 3-Level Framework

Figure 3-101 3-140

Cascade Technologies CT2100 Analyzer

Table 3-102 3-141

Cascade Technologies CT2100 analyzer Measurements*

Table 3-103 3-143

Cascade Technologies Analyzers

Figure 3-104 3-145

Cascade Technologies Quantum Cascade Laser (QCL),

Table 3-105 3-147

Cascade Technologies Rapid Sweep Combined With

High Duty Cycles Key Advantages

Figure 3-106 3-149

Maxion Laser Products

Figure 3-107 3-150

Maxion Products Single Mode Lasers

Table 3-108 3-151

Integration into Maxion’s Turn-Key Laser System Benefits

Table 3-109 3-152

Maxion Single Mode Laser Device Performance

Table 3-110 3-156

Maxion Technologies Infrared Semiconductor

Laser Products Solutions Areas

Figure 3-111 3-158

Maxion Multimode Lasers High Heat Load Laser Package

Figure 3-112 3-159

Maxion Turnkey Laser System Single Mode Lasers

Figure 3-113 3-160

Maxion Linear Arrays Of IC and QC Lasers --

C-mount and NS-mount Lasers

Figure 3-114 3-161

Maxion LED in a Dewar

Figure 3-115 3-163

VIASPACE Ionfinity SIM Ionizes The Sample

Without Fragmentation

Figure 3-116 3-164

Ionfinity Industrial Process Control And

Environmental Monitoring

Table 3-117 3-166

Power Technology Available Wavelengths & Output Powers

Table3-118 3-167

Power Technology Applications for an infrared viewer

Table 3-119 3-169

Power Technology Quantum-Cascade Lasers Features

Table 3-120 3-170

Power Technology Quantum-Cascade Lasers

Mechanical Dimensions

Figure 3-121 3-171

Power Technology Temperature Controlled Laser Diode Modules

Table 3-122 3-172

Power Technology Mid IR Sensor Applications

Figure 3-123 3-174

Power Technology Infrared Viewers

Figure 3-124 3-175

Power Technology Mid IR Specifications

Table 3-125 3-176

Power Technology Infrared Illuminator

Figure 3-126 3-177

Power Technology. Infrared Photosensivity

Table 3-127 3-178

Power Technology Near Infrared Viewer Power Densities

Figure 3-128 3-180

Power Technology Laser Modules for OEM

Figure 3-129 3-181

M Squared Device

Table 3-130 3-184

M Squared Firefly-IR Applications Positioning

Table 3-130 (Continued) 3-185

M Squared Firefly-IR Applications Positioning

Table 3-131 3-187

M Squared Firefly-THz features

Figure 3-132 3-194

Novawave Technology IRIS™ 1000 Tunable Laser System

Table 3-133 3-195

Novawave Technology System Features

Figure 3-134 3-197

GE Wireless Sensor Networks

Table 3-135 3-200

PNNL Electronics Products

Table 3-136 3-201

PNNL System Integration

Figure 3-137 3-202

Hamamatsu Infrared Detector

Figure 3-138 3-203

Hamamatsu InGaAs Photodiodes

Figure 3-139 3-204

Hamamatsu Detectors With Sensitivity To Wavelengths

Figure 3-140 3-206

Hamamatsu Continuous-Wave QCL For Room

Temperature Operation

Table 3-141 3-207

Hamamatsu Laser Group Products

Figure 3-142 3-209

Opto Solutions Products

Table 3-143 3-211

Opto Solutions - IR Photonics Features and Applications

Figure 3-144 3-216

ILX Lightwave Laser Diode Instrumentation

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Technology

Table 4-1 4-3

Daylight Solutions Basic Technologies

Figure 4-2 4-9

Thermocouple Lead Structures Based On Nanotechnology

Figure 4-3 4-12

JonDeTechs Nanotechnology Thermopiles

Figure 4-4 4-14

Nanowire Battery Can Hold 10 Times The

Charge Of Existing Lithium-Ion Battery

Table 4-5 4-25

Computerization Of Microscopic Manufacturing Procedure Benefits

Table 4-6 4-28

Battery Chemistries At The Forefront For Mid IR Sensors

Figure 4-7 4-37

Biofilm Formation

Figure 4-8 4-46

Mid IR Spectrum Wavenumber and Absorbance

Figure 4-9 4-47

Mid-Infrared Light Novel Mid-Infrared Materials

Figure 4-10 4-48

Mid-Infrared Light Sources

Figure 4-11 4-49

Mid IR Sensor Applications & Testbeds

Figure 4-12 4-58

University of Oklahoma Researchers Are

Working On A High-Tech Breath Test

Figure 4-13 4-62

Physical Vapor Nanoparticle Synthesis Process

Figure 4-14 4-66

Nanophase Technologies Organic Dispersions In Manufacturing

Figure 4-15 4-67

Nanophase Technologies Organic Dispersions In

Polar And Non-Polar Organic Fluids

Mid Infrared (IR) Sensor Company Profiles

Table 5-1 5-9

Block Engineering LaserScope IR Microscope

Key Benefits & Advantages

Table 5-2 5-14

Bosch Building Automation Sensors

Table 5-3 5-15

Bosch Building Automation Sensor Management Architecture

Figure 5-4 5-30

Directed Vapor Technology

Table 5-5 5-49

FLIR Systems Thermal Imaging Infrared

Cameras Target Markets

Table 5-6 5-51

FLIR Systems Commercial Vision Applications

Table 5-7 5-59

FLIR Systems Sensor Applications

Table 5-8 5-60

FLIR Systems Sensor Uses

Table 5-9 5-61

FLIR Systems Sensor Market Segments

Table 5-10 5-62

FLIR Detection System Sensor Applications

Figure 5-11 5-80

GE Wireless Sensor Networks

Table 5-12 5-99

II-VI Significant Materials Capabilities

Table 5-13 5-100

II-VI Specific Growth Strategies:

Table 5-14 5-106

Johnson Controls Sensors

Figure 5-15 5-106

Johnson Controls Sensor Products

Table 5-16 5-107

Johnson Controls Sensor Types

Table 5-17 5-109

Johnson Controls Valve Categories:

Figure 5-18 5-112

Airsense Smart Building Monitor

Figure 5-19 5-118

Lockheed Martin F35B In-Flight STOVL Operations

Figure 5-20 5-119

Lockheed Martin Autonomous Underwater Vehicles

Figure 5-21 5-120

Lockheed Martin C-139 J Cargo Plane

Figure 5-22 5-121

Lockheed Martin Next Generation Identification Systems

Figure 5-23 5-122

Lockheed Martin Linking Legacy Radio

Waveforms to AMF JTRS

Figure 5-24 5-126

M Squared Device

Table 5-25 5-128

M Squared Firefly-IR Applications Positioning 128

Table 5-25 (Continued) 5-129

M Squared Firefly-IR Applications Positioning

Table 5-26 5-131

M Squared Firefly-THz features

Figure 5-27 5-135

Quartz Resonator Photoacoustic Sensing Cell

Figure 5-28 5-136

Mass Spectrometry vs. Mirthe Mid IR Sensors For To

Measuring Trace Gas At Ppm Or Ppb Sensitivity

Table 5-29 5-137

Mirthe Impact In Environment And Homeland Security:

Table 5-30 5-137

Mirthe Impact In Health:

Table 5-31 5-138

Mirthe Impact In Industrial Outreach:

Figure 5-32 5-139

Mirthe’s Strategic Multi-level Mid IR Sensor Framework

Table 5-33 5-144

OPTO Solutions Opto 22 Systems Markets

Table 5-34 5-146

Maxion Technologies Laser Product Segment Positioning

Table 5-35 5-149

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) Focus

Table 5-36 5-150

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) Electronics Products

Table 5-37 5-151

PNNL System Integration

Table 5-38 5-152

Power Technology Laser Applications

Table 5-39 5-166

Sofradir Notable Accomplishments