Excerpt from Proceedings of the Third Cryocooler Conference: National Bureau of Standards, Boulder, Colorado; September 17-18, 1984
There is considerable interest in arrays of cooled infrared sensors both for astronomical studies, and more extensively, for military applications. Both the scale of the arrays and the requirement of an infrared window to the outside world may impose relatively large heat loads on the cooling mechanism. In any case, this application will not be considered in this paper, although some of the design principles discussed may be applicable.
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