The optical imaging TES detector array: Considerations for a cryogenic imaging instrument

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Apr 2006

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Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A, Volume 559, Issue 2, p. 506-508.

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A Stanford/NIST collaboration is developing an imaging detector suitable for IR/optical/UV astronomical observations based on the Transition Edge Sensor, a cryogenic quantum microcalorimeter. Currently, the 32 pixel detector can in time and energy resolve single photons with high event rates (Δt<1μs and ΔE˜0.16eV at 2.33 eV and more than 10 kHz/pixel). We report on current progress with the first imaging TES instrument, focusing on recent advances in instrumentation including focusing, reflection masking and infrared filtering.

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