| An infrared sensor includes a substrate, a first electrode, a light-sensing unit, and a second electrode. The substrate is infrared-transmissible. The first electrode is disposed on a surface of the substrate and is infrared-transmissible. The light-sensing unit is disposed on a surface of the first electrode opposite to the substrate, is capable of absorbing and sensing infrared light, and includes a zinc oxide (ZnO)-based layer, a first lead sulfide (PbS)-based modification layer, and a second PbS-based modification layer that are sequentially stacked from the surface of the first electrode. The first PbS-based modification layer includes halide ion-modified PbS, and the second PbS-based modification layer includes thiol-modified PbS. In addition, the second electrode is disposed on a surface of the light-sensing unit opposite to the substrate, and is capable of forming a current flow path by cooperating with the light-sensing unit and the first electrode. |