A parallel grid imaging proportional counter optimized for detection of low brightness stellar XUV-sources

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Far Ultraviolet Radiation, Proportional Counters, Stellar Spectrophotometry, Ultraviolet Spectrometers, Absorption Spectra, Brightness, Focal Plane Devices, Grids, Imaging Techniques, Luminous Intensity, Optimization, Photosensitivity, Ultraviolet Astronomy

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A position sensitive proportional counter with good efficiency and spatial resolution at long wavelengths (greater than 100 A) has been developed. It is to be used as a focal plane image detector in conjunction with grazing incidence optics for the study of low brightness celestial objects in the 10-250 A (XUV) band. The detector features two orthogonal wire grids with associated electronic read-out system providing two-dimensional position resolution and good linearity over an aperture of several centimeters. The read-out system, based on the charge division technique, has been optimized for minimum inherent noise.

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