在频域复杂化读取下,X射线过渡边缘传感器微热量计的背景速率用于检测类似太阳动力粒子的频域复杂化读取

D Vaccaro1, L Gottardi1, H Akamatsu1

  • 1NWO-I/SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research, Niels Bohrweg 4, 2333 CA Leiden, The Netherlands.

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概括

过渡边缘传感器 (TES) 微热量计显示出检测状粒子的前景. 这些探测器实现了低X射线背景速率,为未来的敏感轴线搜索实验铺平了道路.

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