Abstract
A theory is given of the operation of a detector element suitable for measuring the power of transmitted CO2 laser radiation. The experimental results of a study of this element are also reported. The element consists of a double array of thin-wire (3.8 μ diameter) bolometers. When this detector is coupled to a suitable circuit, we can use it to measure power densities beginning from 5 W/cm2 with an error of ±13%. The response time is 1 msec and the transmission coefficient of the detector exceeds 98%.
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