Review on bolometer technologies - APC

Review on bolometer technologies - APC Review on bolometer technologies - APC

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HERSCHEL PACS high impedance sensor photometer (200µm and 450µm)CEA-LETI Franceλ/4 cavity pixel8 x 256 pixelIndiumbumbsλ/4Si:P BImplantedAugrid8 subarrays each containing 256 bolometers.Thermistor impedance ~ 10GΩ to increase sensitivity andmatch the CMOS noiseA first electronic stage (impedance reduction) is located belowthe quarter wave cavity reflector, at 300 mK.CMOS transistors at 2K located a few cm below the pixelsperform the multiplexingCMOS-based fabrication process is well controlled.Direct imager, feedhorns or antennas are not neededGΩ impedance bolometers are vulnerable to E.M. interferenceDifficult to extend to wavelengths>1mmNew prototypes are develloped for the APEX ground telescope and the SPICA satellite mission(Candidate for the 30-210µm detector of the SPICA Fourrier Tranform Spectrometer SAFARI)

SCUBA 2 TES imager. (450µm and 850µm)Studies of stars, planets, galaxy formation in the early universeLarge-area surveys4 × 1280 pixel sub-arraysMoAu TES on Si 3N 4membrane (100mK).NEP 3·10 -17 W/√Hz and 15·10 -17 W/√Hz (@ 850 and 450µm)Time-domain multiplexing1280-pixel array chipOptimized absorption usingquarter wave Si slabSi slab

HERSCHEL PACS high impedance sensor photometer (200µm and 450µm)CEA-LETI Franceλ/4 cavity pixel8 x 256 pixelIndiumbumbsλ/4Si:P BImplantedAugrid8 subarrays each c<strong>on</strong>taining 256 <strong>bolometer</strong>s.Thermistor impedance ~ 10GΩ to increase sensitivity andmatch the CMOS noiseA first electr<strong>on</strong>ic stage (impedance reducti<strong>on</strong>) is located belowthe quarter wave cavity reflector, at 300 mK.CMOS transistors at 2K located a few cm below the pixelsperform the multiplexingCMOS-based fabricati<strong>on</strong> process is well c<strong>on</strong>trolled.Direct imager, feedhorns or antennas are not neededGΩ impedance <strong>bolometer</strong>s are vulnerable to E.M. interferenceDifficult to extend to wavelengths>1mmNew prototypes are develloped for the APEX ground telescope and the SPICA satellite missi<strong>on</strong>(Candidate for the 30-210µm detector of the SPICA Fourrier Tranform Spectrometer SAFARI)

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