SPACEKIDS: kinetic inductance detectors for space applications
SPACEKIDS: kinetic inductance detectors for space applications
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SPACEKIDS：用于空间应用的动感电感探测器
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2016
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S. Yates
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M. Griffin;J. Baselmans;Andrey Baryshev;Simon Doyle;M. Grim;P. Hargrave;T. Klapwijk;J. Martín;A. Monfardini;Andrea Neto;H. Steenbeek;I. Walker;Ken Wood;A. D’Addabbo;Peter S. Barry;A. Bideaud;B. Blazquez;J. Bueno;M. Calvo;J. Costa;L. Ferrari;Á. Gómez‐Gutiérrez;J. Goupy;N. Llombart;S. Yates
欧洲联盟FP-7项目SPACEKIDS最近已经完成。它侧重于开发动力学电感探测器阵列，并证明其适用于远红外和亚毫米波长的空间应用。KID阵列是为低本底（典型的天体物理应用）和高本底（典型的地球观测应用）开发的，其依据是从代表性的潜在未来飞行任务的科学要求中得出的性能规格。已经开发了KID像素和阵列设计，连同读出大量像素所需的读出电子器件。已经建造了两个实验室演示系统，用于在代表天文学和地球观测应用的环境中全面评价大型阵列的特性和性能。我们提出了一个概述的SPACEKIDS项目，其主要结果和结论的摘要。
SPACEKIDS, a European Union FP-7 project, has recently been completed. It has focused on developing kinetic inductance detector (KID) arrays and demonstrating their suitability for space applications at far infrared and submillimetre wavelengths. KID arrays have been developed for both low-background (typical of astrophysical applications) and high-background (typical of Earth-observation applications), based on performance specifications derived from the science requirements of representative potential future missions. KID pixel and array designs have been developed, together with readout electronics necessary to read out large numbers of pixels. Two laboratory demonstrator systems have been built and used for comprehensive evaluation of large-format array characteristics and performance in environments representative of both astronomy and Earth observing applications. We present an overview of the SPACEKIDS project and a summary of its main results and conclusions.