23–25 mars 2022
Observatoire de Meudon
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

Développement de spectro-imageurs X durs à haute densité de pixels pour l’imagerie directe de sources astrophysiques et d’éruptions solaires au-delà de 30 keV

24 mars 2022, 17:35
10m
Amphithéâtre & Salle des séminaires (Observatoire de Meudon)

Amphithéâtre & Salle des séminaires

Observatoire de Meudon

Observatoire de Paris, site de Meudon 5, place Jules Janssen, 92195 Meudon cedex
Oral presentation Astrophysics Talk

Orateur

Hugo Allaire (CEA)

Description

To understand the physical processes behind the most violent events in our Universe, a new generation of space telescopes evolving in the hard X-ray domain is required with enhanced performances in detection sensitivity and angular resolution. Emerging super mirror techniques allow the development of improved resolution and high-energy efficiency spectro-imagers, leading to large focal plane detectors with high pixel density. Modular packaged systems further provide complete front-end features with minimum dead area and tailored to detection plane requirements.

We present MC²-1K, a new generation of hybrid pixelated detectors, with a 32 x 32 pixels array consisting of a 250 µm pitched pixelated CdTe semiconductor detector point-to-point connected to the spectroscopic channels of a full-custom ASIC. The ASIC named D²R2 was produced in 2019 in the XFAB 0.18 µm. We demonstrated a median equivalent charge noise of 54 e- RMS, equivalent to 654 eV at 31 keV for a CdTe detector and a triggering capability for 85% of the frame. We developed an acquisition system where the D2R2 ASIC data of 32 rows are encoded in parallel by the 32-channel ADC OWB-1 ASIC. The daughter board with the hybrid detector will be placed in a thermally controlled vacuum chamber for a moderate cooling in order to perform spectroscopic test of the system.

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