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27 August 2022 MAJIS IR channel: 3) performance of the focal plane unit
John Carter, Paolo Haffoud, Yves Langevin, François Poulet, Christian Ketchazo, Pierre Guiot, Cydalise Dumesnil, Claudia Ruiz de Galarreta Fanjul, Antoine Arondel, Vincent Carlier, Jean-Pierre Dubois, Ludovic Gonnod, Cyrille Hannou, Véronique Hervier, Jean-Christophe Le Clec'h, Benoit Lecomte, Gilles Morinaud, Xueyan Zhang
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Abstract
We describe the IR focal plane unit of the MAJIS imaging spectrometer for the JUICE mission to the Jupiter Sys tem. Optical light from the telescope and spectrometer is focalized on the IR Focal plane unit which compris es a Teledyne Imaging Sensors H1RG detector overlain by a Viavi Solutions filter assembly. Both components are baffled and work at cryogenic temperatures. We describe the IR focal plane architecture, the measurement facilities and the main performance-critical specifications. The IR channel of MAJIS offers strong versatility with the capability to acquire high resolution spectra from the Jupiter atmosphere to organic matter on icy moon surfaces, over a wide spectral and dynamical range.
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John Carter, Paolo Haffoud, Yves Langevin, François Poulet, Christian Ketchazo, Pierre Guiot, Cydalise Dumesnil, Claudia Ruiz de Galarreta Fanjul, Antoine Arondel, Vincent Carlier, Jean-Pierre Dubois, Ludovic Gonnod, Cyrille Hannou, Véronique Hervier, Jean-Christophe Le Clec'h, Benoit Lecomte, Gilles Morinaud, and Xueyan Zhang "MAJIS IR channel: 3) performance of the focal plane unit", Proc. SPIE 12180, Space Telescopes and Instrumentation 2022: Optical, Infrared, and Millimeter Wave, 121803A (27 August 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2629828
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Optical filters

Jupiter

Calibration

Infrared imaging

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