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5 January 1993 Astronomical application of 512 x 512 PtSi infrared image sensor
Munetaka Ueno, M. Ito, Yasumasa Kasaba, Shuji Sato
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Abstract
We applied the PtSi IR CSD to the astronomical instrument fabricated in National Astronomical Observatory Japan. Rapid progress in infrared array detectors enables us imaging observations just like the observations with photographic plates, with higher sensitivity. The PtSi IR CSD is developed and processed by Mitsubishi Electric Co. in Japan. The PtSi Schottky barrier diode array has not high quantum efficiency but an excellent uniformity and stability, a large format size and a low read-out noise. We carried out the wide field infrared observations with PtSi camera. The ultimate goal of our project is to build a large format mosaic array camera for Japan 8 m telescope project 'SUBARU' in Hawaii that was just started in 1991.
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Munetaka Ueno, M. Ito, Yasumasa Kasaba, and Shuji Sato "Astronomical application of 512 x 512 PtSi infrared image sensor", Proc. SPIE 1762, Infrared Technology XVIII, (5 January 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.138982
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KEYWORDS
Astronomy

Infrared radiation

Infrared imaging

Sensors

Infrared sensors

Cameras

Quantum efficiency

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