Format:
Pixel Size:
Active Fill Factor:
Spectral Response:
Average Quantum Efficiency:
Typical Response Uniformity:
Average Dark Current:
Typical Integration Capacity:
Mean Input Referred Noise:
Optimal Operating Temperature:
Readout Type:
Operational Modes:
Compatible Sampling Techniques:
Typical Frame Rates:
Number of Outputs:
512 x 412 InSb format available
upon request (contact Dr. Peter Love)
The “SIRTF” Array
256 x 256 (65,536 elements)
30 µm
> 98%
0.4–5.3µm (~flat from 1-5mm)
> 70% (1–5.0 µm),
£ 5% (1s)
£ 1 e-/sec
2.0 x 105 e- (0.06 pF and 0.6V)
6–50 e- (sampling technique dependent)
15–30Kelvin
Source Follower per Detector (SFD)
Destructive or non-destructive readout
Standard correlated sampling & multiple
correlated sampling (Fowler and “up-the-ramp”)
1-20 Hz
4
ALADDIN III Quadrant
512 x 512 (262,144 elements)
27 µm
> 98%
0.4–5.3µm (~flat from 1-5mm)
> 70% (1–5.0 µm),
£ 8% (1s)
£ 1 e-/sec
2.0 x 105 e- (0.06 pF and 0.6V)
8–50 e- (sampling technique dependent)
30–35 Kelvin
SFD
Destructive or non-destructive readout
Standard correlated sampling & multiple
correlated sampling (Fowler and “up-the-ramp”)
1-20 Hz
8
ALADDIN III
1024 x 1024 (1,048,576 elements)
27 µm
> 98%
0.4–5.3µm (~flat from 1-5mm)
> 70% (1–5.0 µm),
£ 8% (1s)
£ 1 e-/sec
2.0 x 105 e- (0.06 pF and 0.6V)
8–50 e- (sampling technique dependent)
30–35 Kelvin
SFD
Destructive or non-destructive readout
Standard correlated sampling & multiple
correlated sampling (Fowler and “up-the-ramp”)
1-20Hz
32 (8 per quadrant)
Astronomical Infrared Sensor Chip Assemblies
Standard Products
High performance InSb and Impurity Band Conduction (IBC) focal plane arrays are available with spectral responses from 0.4µm to 28µm for ground based astronomy
and space based instruments. Raytheon IR CoE is one of the worlds leading suppliers of focal plane arrays for astronomical applications for the past 10 years. IR CoE utilizes state-of-
the-art facilities and processes to produce these arrays. Listed below are some of the InSb and IBC arrays available from the IR CoE as standard products
for astronomical applications. Custom arrays incorporating our latest multiplexer designs are also available in a variety of formats. The IR CoE has also developed a double layer
heterostructure HgCdTe process for large format arrays. Custom arrays utilizing this process are available for those customers desiring HgCdTe with its ability to tailor the bandgap for
any cutoff wavelength.
Low Background
InSb
IR CoE
ASTRONOMY TEAM
For more information contact:
Ms. Elizabeth Corrales
Program Manager
805.562.2305
lcorrales@west.raytheon.com
Dr. Peter Love
Technical Manager, Astronomy
805.562.2515
pjlove@west.raytheon.com
Mr. Kevin Sparkman
Test Engineer
805.562.2320
kpsparkman@west.raytheon.com
Format:
Pixel Size:
Active Fill Factor:
Spectral Response:
Average Responsive Quantum Efficiency:
Typical Response Uniformity:
Average Dark Current:
Typical Integration Capacity:
Mean Input Referred Noise:
Operating Temperature:
Readout Type:
Operational Modes:
Compatible Sampling Techniques:
Typical Frame Rates:
Number of Outputs:
512 x 412 & 1024 x 1024 IBC formats available
upon request (contact Dr. Peter Love)
The “SIRTF” Array
256 x 256 (65,536 elements)
30 µm
³ 98%
1–28 µm
³ 40%
£ 8% (s/mean)
< 1 e-/sec (@ T=6K)
> 1.8 x 105 e- (30fF and 1.0V bias)
15–50 e- rms (Sampling technique dependent)
4–12 Kelvin
Source Follower per Detector (SFD)
Destructive or non-destructive readout
Standard correlated sampling & multiple
correlated sampling (Fowler and “up-the-ramp”)
1-20 Hz
4
320 x 240 (76,800 elements)
50 µm
³ 98%
1–28 µm
³ 40%
£ 8% (s/mean)
< 100 e-/sec (@ T=6K)
1.0–3.0 x 107 e- (Gain dependent)
< 1000 e- rms (CDS, high gain)
4–10 Kelvin
Direct Injection (DI)
Integrate-while-read, Integrate-then-read
Built-in correlated double sampling;
multiple sampling can be implemented
100-500 Hz
16 or 32
High Background
(Science Grade Operability > 99%)
Low Background
IBC
Astronomical Infrared Sensor Chip Assemblies
Standard Products
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IR CoE
ASTRONOMY TEAM