The design and performance of the 384-element imaging submillimeter detector arrays for HAWC and SHARC II

Details The design and performance of the 384-element imaging submillimeter detector arrays for HAWC and SHARC II The design and performance of the 384-element imaging submillimeter detector arrays for HAWC and SHARC II

Mar 2004

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Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A, Volume 520, Issue 1-3, p. 417-420.

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Cryogenic Detectors, Array Detectors, Submillimeter Imaging, Far-Infrared

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We report on the performance of the SHARC II detector, a 12×32 array of ion implanted Si pop-up bolometers. This 384 element detector array was built as a prototype for the High Angular Resolution Widefield Camera for the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy. We will discuss the design process, the characterization of the detectors, and the performance of the array in the SHARC II instrument. SHARC II is now a facility instrument on the Caltech Submillimeter Observatory, providing background-limited imaging at 350 and 450μm.

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