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2006

The development of a back-illuminated supportless CCD for SXI onboard next

European Space Agency, (Special Publication) ESA SP
  • T.G. Tsuru
  • S. Takagi
  • H. Matsumoto
  • T. Inui
  • M. Ozawa
  • K. Koyama
  • H. Tsunemi
  • K. Hayashida
  • E. Miyata
  • H. Ozawa
  • M. Touhiguchi
  • D. Matsuura
  • T. Dotani
  • M. Ozaki
  • H. Murakami
  • T. Kohmura
  • S. Kitamoto
  • H. Awaki
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Volume
2
Number
604
First page
975
Last page
976
Language
English
Publishing type
Research paper (international conference proceedings)

We give overview and the current status of the development of the Soft X-ray Imager (SXI) onboard the NeXT satellite. SXI is a back-illuminated supportless CCD (a combination of "back-illuminated CCD" and "supportless CCD") whose imaging area and the supportless region are 42 × 42mm2 and 30mmφ respectively. The goal of the thickness of the depletion layer is 300μm, which enables us to cover the energy range of 0.3 - 25 keV. The evaluation model 'CCD-NeXT1' with the size of 24 × 48mm2 shows no performance change due to the thinning process. The test model of P-channel CCD was confirmed to have high quantum efficiency above 10 keV with an equivalent depletion layer of 300m.

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