Thermal Filters for the ATHENA X-IFU: Ongoing Activities Toward the Conceptual Design

Flavio Nuzzo; Marco Barbera; Luisa Sciortino; null Gatti; null Cuttaia; null Sciortino; null Lo Cicero; null Lotti; null Jimenez Escobar; null Bozzo; null Villa; null Branduardi-Raymont; null Parodi; null Nuzzo; null Paltani; null Argan; null Macculi; null Collura; null Sciortino; null Ciaravella; null Rauw; null Piro; Marco Barbera; null Mineo

Thermal Filters for the ATHENA X-IFU: Ongoing Activities Toward the Conceptual Design

Flavio Nuzzo, Marco Barbera, Luisa Sciortino, Gatti, Cuttaia, Sciortino, Lo Cicero, Lotti, Jimenez Escobar, Bozzo, Villa, Branduardi-Raymont, Parodi, Nuzzo, Paltani, Argan, Macculi, Collura, Sciortino, CiaravellaRauw, Piro, Marco Barbera, Mineo

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Abstract

ATHENA is the L2 mission selected by ESA to pursue the science theme “Hot and Energetic Universe.” One of the two focal plane instruments is the X-ray Integral Field Unit, an array of TES microcalorimeters operated at T(Formula presented.) 100 mK. To allow the X-ray photons focused by the telescope to reach the detector, windows have to be opened on the cryostat thermal shields. X-ray transparent filters need to be mounted on these open windows to attenuate the IR radiation from warm surfaces, to attenuate RF electromagnetic interferences on TES sensors and SQUID electronics, and to protect the detector from contamination. This paper reviews the ongoing activities driving the design of the X-IFU thermal filters.

Lingua originale	English
pagine (da-a)	706-711
Numero di pagine	6
Rivista	Journal of Low Temperature Physics
Volume	184
Stato di pubblicazione	Published - 2016

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Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
Materials Science(all)
Condensed Matter Physics

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Thermal Filters for the ATHENA X-IFU: Ongoing Activities Toward the Conceptual Design. / Nuzzo, Flavio ; Barbera, Marco ; Sciortino, Luisa; Gatti; Cuttaia; Sciortino; Lo Cicero; Lotti; Jimenez Escobar; Bozzo; Villa; Branduardi-Raymont; Parodi; Nuzzo; Paltani; Argan; Macculi; Collura; Sciortino; Ciaravella; Rauw; Piro; Barbera, Marco; Mineo.

In: Journal of Low Temperature Physics, Vol. 184, 2016, pag. 706-711.

Risultato della ricerca: Article › peer review

Nuzzo, F , Barbera, M , Sciortino, L, Gatti, Cuttaia, Sciortino, Lo Cicero, Lotti, Jimenez Escobar, Bozzo, Villa, Branduardi-Raymont, Parodi, Nuzzo, Paltani, Argan, Macculi, Collura, Sciortino, Ciaravella, Rauw, Piro, Barbera, M & Mineo 2016, 'Thermal Filters for the ATHENA X-IFU: Ongoing Activities Toward the Conceptual Design', Journal of Low Temperature Physics, vol. 184, pagg. 706-711.

Nuzzo, Flavio ; Barbera, Marco ; Sciortino, Luisa ; Gatti ; Cuttaia ; Sciortino ; Lo Cicero ; Lotti ; Jimenez Escobar ; Bozzo ; Villa ; Branduardi-Raymont ; Parodi ; Nuzzo ; Paltani ; Argan ; Macculi ; Collura ; Sciortino ; Ciaravella ; Rauw ; Piro ; Barbera, Marco ; Mineo. / Thermal Filters for the ATHENA X-IFU: Ongoing Activities Toward the Conceptual Design. In: Journal of Low Temperature Physics. 2016 ; Vol. 184. pagg. 706-711.

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