2002Applied Physics LettersOpen access

High-resolution operation of frequency-multiplexed transition-edge photon sensors

M. Cunningham, Joel N. Ullom, Toshiyuki Miyazaki, Simon E. Labov, John Clarke, T. Lanting, Adrian T. Lee, P. L. Richards, Jongsoo Yoon, H. Spieler

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We present the multiplexed readout of two gamma-ray microcalorimeters made from transition-edge sensors. We use a frequency-domain multiplexing scheme in which each sensor is biased at an identifying frequency. We show that the energy resolution of the sensors is unaffected by multiplexing, and that crosstalk between the sensors is negligible. Our results indicate the feasibility of multiplexing 30 sensors or more to one readout line.

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We present the multiplexed readout of two gamma-ray microcalorimeters made from transition-edge sensors. We use a frequency-domain multiplexing scheme in which each sensor is biased at an identifying frequency. We show that the energy resolution of the sensors is unaffected by multiplexing, and that crosstalk between the sensors is negligible. Our results indicate the feasibility of multiplexing 30 sensors or more to one readout line.

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We present the multiplexed readout of two gamma-ray microcalorimeters made from transition-edge sensors. We use a frequency-domain multiplexing scheme in which each sensor is biased at an identifying frequency. We show that the energy resolution of the sensors is unaffected by multiplexing, and that crosstalk between the sensors is negligible. Our results indicate the feasibility of multiplexing 30 sensors or more to one readout line.

Key concepts: Multiplexing, Crosstalk, Transition edge sensor, Frequency-division multiplexing, Physics, Optoelectronics, Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution, Frequency domain

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