Building a Sensor Circuit to Measure High Temperatures

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The discussion focuses on building a sensor circuit capable of measuring temperatures up to 2000°C. Lakmal is exploring the use of infrared (IR) sensors but finds them to be prohibitively expensive. The inquiry centers on methods to suppress incoming IR radiation and redirect it to a sensor with a lower temperature sensing range, specifically referencing thermopiles as a potential solution.

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Hi,

I have to build a sensor circuit to measure temperatures up to 2000°C. I searched for an IR sensor for this and it seems they are very costly.

Is there a way to suppress the incoming IR radiation from the source and direct it to a sensor having lower temperature sensing ranges?

I would appreciate if someone can be of help.

Regards,
/Lakmal
 
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