Performance characteristics of the scientific model of the medium energy concentrator spectrometer on board the X-ray astronomy satellite SAX

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Concentrators, Proportional Counters, Satellite-Borne Instruments, X Ray Astronomy, X Ray Imagery, X Ray Spectroscopy, Beryllium, Energy Spectra, Windows (Apertures), X Ray Sources

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The scientific model of the SAX Medium Energy Gas Scintillation Proportional Counter has been tested at the PANTER X-ray facility in Munich. For part of the test, the detector has been coupled to a representative reduced model of the SAX concentrators model. The results from the tests on both the detector and the detector/mirror assembly are within the expected performances. We have measured an energy resolution of about 8 percent (FWHM) and an angular resolution (on axis) of 1.3 arcmin (HPR) at 6.4 keV.

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