TES microcalorimeter for IXO: From focal plane to anticoincidence detector

Marco Barbera; null Gatti; null Colasanti; null Bagliani; Lorenza Ferrari; null De Korte; null Porter; null Lotti; null Rubini; null Mitsuda; null Kelley; null Torrioli; null Mastropietro; null Ferrari; null Bastia; null Macculi; null Perinati; Jan-Williem Den Herder; null Natalucci; null Morelli; null Bonati; null Piro; null La Rosa; null Irwin; null Kilbourne; null Mineo

TES microcalorimeter for IXO: From focal plane to anticoincidence detector

Marco Barbera, Gatti, Colasanti, Bagliani, Lorenza Ferrari, De Korte, Porter, Lotti, Rubini, Mitsuda, Kelley, Torrioli, Mastropietro, Ferrari, Bastia, Macculi, Perinati, Jan-Williem Den Herder, Natalucci, MorelliBonati, Piro, La Rosa, Irwin, Kilbourne, Mineo

Fisica e Chimica - Emilio Segrè

Risultato della ricerca: Other › peer review

Abstract

The high resolution spectroscopy provides a unique technique to extract fundamental information in X-ray Astrophysics and Cosmology. In order to exploit at the best the capability of carrying out spectroscopy of faint sources, great care must be taken to reduce the background in the main detector. In this paper, we will present the working principle of a TES (Transition Edge Sensor) Microcalorimeter, its application for fine spectroscopy and a novel anticoincidence technique , based itself on a TES detector. Recent results from the first sample of the IXO-anticoincidence detector will be also shown.

Lingua originale	English
Numero di pagine	9
Stato di pubblicazione	Published - 2009

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