An analog baseband feedback circuit for TES signals in frequency domain multiplexing

Details An analog baseband feedback circuit for TES signals in frequency domain multiplexing An analog baseband feedback circuit for TES signals in frequency domain multiplexing

Aug 2008

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Space Telescopes and Instrumentation 2008: Ultraviolet to Gamma Ray. Edited by Turner, Martin J. L.; Flanagan, Kathryn A. Pr

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Multiplexed readout of TES (Transition Edge Sensor) signals is one of the key technologies needed to realize large format arrays of microcalorimeters in future X-ray missions. In the FDM (Frequency-Domain Multiplexing) approach using MHz biasing frequencies, a wide band-width FLL (Flux Locked Loop) circuit is essential to compensate the phase delay between the TES sensor and the room temperature circuits. An analog feedback circuit using a lock-in amplifier technique and phase shifters with a very low noise pre-amplifier is being developed. This circuit will be tested with an actual TES array and an 8-input SQUID in the EURECA project.

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