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EPIC Focal Plane Design and Technology Adrian T. Lee University of California, Berkeley LBNL 2 Messages in talk Cold telescope in space => Extremely high sensitivity focal plane Focal-plane technologies being tested now Multiple


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EPIC Focal Plane Design and Technology

Adrian T. Lee University of California, Berkeley LBNL

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Messages in talk

  • Cold telescope in space => Extremely high

sensitivity focal plane

  • Focal-plane technologies being tested now

– Multiple viable options – Detailed trade-offs

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EPIC-IM Bands and Sensitivities

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EPIC Focal Plane

1.51 m 1.05 m 0.84 m

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EPIC Focal Plane Technologies

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Focal Plane Tradeoffs

  • Scalar Horns

– Low horn sidelobes – Low-mass design required (horns at higher T)

  • Phased-Array Antenna

– Low-mass, mechanically simple design

  • Lens-coupled Antenna

– Reduce focal-plane area by ~ 3x -> reduce design risk

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EPIC Multiplexed Readout Technologies

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Multiplexer Power Dissipation

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Further Sensor/Readout Tradeoffs

  • System Interactions

– Wiring Requirements

  • TDM = 5,277 wires, FDM = 694, MKIDs = 11 coax

– Magnetic Shielding – Sensor Temperature Sensitivity

  • Detector differencing greatly beneficial

– RF sensitivity

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Summary

  • Much recent progress in focal plan tech.

– TES/MUX currently deployed on ground/balloon

  • TRL-5 soon

– Monolithic polarization arrays

  • TRL-5 by mid-decade
  • Multiple Sensor/Readout Combinations

– Tradeoffs in power and implementation

  • Multiple Optical Coupling Methods

– Scalar Horn => low sidelobe power – Phased-array antennas => low mass/pixel – Multi-chroic antennas => ~3x mass reduction

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