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19 November 1993 Crossed-delay line detector for ground- and space-based applications
Miles H. Baron, William C. Priedhorsky
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Abstract
A crossed delay line (CDL) readout for use in conjunction with a z-stack of 40 mm diameter microchannel plates (MCPs) has been designed using standard transmission line theory. The CDL readout was subsequently wound and tested in various configurations to determine if the electrical characteristics followed predicted trends. The agreement was good. The optimized CDL and MCPs were then designed into a sealed tube format which could be manufactured with either a visible or ultraviolet photocathode. The components were assembled into a vacuum system version and tested. The prototype detector displayed 15 micrometers resolution and a maximum deviation from linearity of 180 micrometers over the 40 mm format.
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Miles H. Baron and William C. Priedhorsky "Crossed-delay line detector for ground- and space-based applications", Proc. SPIE 2006, EUV, X-Ray, and Gamma-Ray Instrumentation for Astronomy IV, (19 November 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.162852
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KEYWORDS
Microchannel plates

Sensors

Electronics

Electrons

Signal attenuation

Ultraviolet radiation

Copper

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