Camera Status David Elmore September 2009 ATST SWG
Camera Status David Elmore September 2009 ATST SWG 1
Outline • Requirements • Baseline plan • Development plan September 2009 ATST SWG 2
Camera Requirements • ISRDs – SPEC-0054 VBI – SPEC-0055 Vi. SP – SPEC-0056 Cryo-NIRSP – SPEC-0057 VTF – SPEC-0067 DL-NIRSP • Reports – RPT-0038 VBI – RPT-0039 Vi. SP
Camera Facility • Ensure data are compatible with Data Handling System • Ensure camera control is achieved within ATST Common Services Framework • Ensure synchronization with polarization modulators
Key Requirements Instrument Band Sensor Size Frame Rate Quantum Eff. VBI blue 388 nm – 550 nm 4 k x 4 k 30 fps >. 5 all l VBI red 656 nm – 854 nm 4 k x 4 k 30 fps >. 5 all l Vi. SP 380 nm – 900 nm 1 k x 4 k 100 fps VTF 517 nm – 869 nm 4 k x 4 k 30 fps DL-NIRSP 900 nm – 2200 nm 2 k x 2 k 10 fps Cryo-NIRSP 1000 nm – 5000 nm 600 x 600 8 10 fps September 2009 ATST SWG 5
Baseline Acquisition • Teledyne Hawaii 2 RG – Two SWIR 0. 5 – 2. 2 micron – Two MWIR 0. 5 – 5 micron • One built into Cryo-NIRSP • One moveable • Best available visible sensors – Currently Fairchild/PCO/Andor s. CMOS • 2560 X 2160, front side illuminated, 110 fps, 3 ereadnoise • Total $3. 38 M September 2009 ATST SWG 6
Requirements met by baseline Instrument Band Sensor Size VBI blue 388 nm – 550 nm 4 k x 4 k (2560 x 2160) 30 fps >. 5 all l VBI red 656 nm – 854 nm 4 k x 4 k (2560 x 2160) 30 fps >. 5 all l Vi. SP 380 nm – 900 nm 1 k x 4 k (2560 x 2160) 100 fps VTF 517 nm – 869 nm 4 k x 4 k (2560 x 2160) 30 fps DL-NIRSP 900 nm – 2200 nm 2 k x 2 k 10 fps Cryo-NIRSP 1000 nm – 5000 nm 600 x 600 8 10 fps September 2009 ATST SWG Frame Rate Quantum Eff. 7
Goals • Charge-caching – Integrate into four modulation states at multi k. Hz rate and read out slowly (100 Hz) • Excellent QE, >0. 7 • Buttable for 8 k x 8 k or 12 k x 12 k • Low read noise << sqrt(Full Well/10) September 2009 ATST SWG 8
Goals Requiring Development Buttable Charge Caching e dyn e l Te 4 k x 4 k Sarno QE > 0. 7 ff Low Readnoise
Proposed Sensors • Teledyne – Hybrid CMOS with bump bonded pixels – Visible/IR with and without charge caching – all ATST sensors – IR sensors also have visible response though >1 electron/photon – All cameras for $22 M September 2009 ATST SWG 10
Proposed Sensors • Sarnoff – CMOS – Back side illuminated deep depletion – Extremely low read noise, 2 e– IR Cameras as baseline ~$2. 56 M – Development of visible cameras possibly with Andor ~6 M September 2009 ATST SWG 11
CMOS Circulator Pixel September 2009 ATST SWG 12
Quantum Efficiencies September 2009 ATST SWG 13
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