Status of resolve instrument for x-ray astronomy recovery mission (Conference Presentation)

Status of resolve instrument for x-ray astronomy recovery mission (Conference Presentation)
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X射线天文回收任务解析仪器现状(会议演讲)

DOI:
10.1117/12.2313440
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发表时间:
2018
期刊:
Space Telescopes and Instrumentation 2018: Ultraviolet to Gamma Ray
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通讯作者:
N. Yamasaki
N. Yamasaki
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作者:
Y. Ishisaki;R. Kelley;H. Akamatsu;H. Awaki;T. Bialas;G. Brown;M. Chiao;E. Costantini;J. Herder;M. Dipirro;M. Eckart;Y. Ezoe;C. Ferrigno;R. Fujimoto;A. Furuzawa;S. Graham;M. Grim;T. Hayashi;A. Hoshino;Y. Ichinohe;R. Iizuka;K. Ishibashi;M. Ishida;K. Ishikawa;C. Kilbourne;S. Kitamoto;S. Koyama;M. Leutenegger;Y. Maeda;D. McCammon;I. Mitsuishi;H. Mori;S. Nakashima;H. Noda;T. Ohashi;T. Okajima;S. Paltani;F. Porter;Kosuke Sato;M. Sawada;H. Seta;P. Shirron;G. Sneiderman;Y. Soong;A. Szymkowiak;Y. Takei;T. Tamagawa;M. Tsujimoto;S. Ueda;C. Vries;S. Yamada;N. Yamasaki

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搭载在X射线天文回收任务(XARM)上的RESOLE仪器由冷却到50MK的6x6硅热敏电阻微量热计阵列和焦距为5.6m的高通量X射线反射镜组件组成。XARM是ASTRO-H/Hitomi的回收任务,由日本、美国和欧洲的国际合作开发。日立公司搭载的软X射线光谱仪(SXS)在轨道上对大部分微热量计像素显示了~5 eV半高宽的高分辨率X射线光谱。Resolve仪器计划主要是复制Hitomi SXS和软X射线望远镜的设计,尽管根据Hitomi的经验教训计划进行一些更改。更新了微量热计的能量分辨率预算,反映了Hitomi SXS的结果。我们报告RESOLE仪器的当前状态。
The Resolve instrument onboard the X-ray Astronomy Recovery Mission (XARM) consists of an array of 6x6 silicon-thermistor microcalorimeters cooled down to 50 mK and a high-throughput X-ray mirror assembly with a focal length of 5.6 m. The XARM is a recovery mission of ASTRO-H/Hitomi, and is developed by international collaboration of Japan, USA, and Europe. The Soft X-ray Spectrometer (SXS) onboard Hitomi demonstrated high resolution X-ray spectroscopy of ~ 5 eV FWHM in orbit for most of the microcalorimeter pixels. The Resolve instrument is planned to mostly be a copy of the Hitomi SXS and Soft X-ray Telescope designs, though several changes are planned based on the lessons learned of Hitomi. The energy resolution budget of the microcalorimeters is updated, reflecting the Hitomi SXS results. We report the current status of the Resolve instrument.