Design and verification of the HXI collimator on the ASO-S mission
Dec 2, 2020
16 pages
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- Res.Astron.Astrophys. 21 (2021) 6, 136
- Published: Aug 6, 2021
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- 2012.01629 [astro-ph.IM]
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Abstract: (IOP)
A space-borne hard X-ray collimator, comprising 91 pairs of grids, has been developed for the Hard X-ray Imager (HXI). The HXI is one of the three scientific instruments onboard the first Chinese solar mission: the Advanced Space-based Solar Observatory (ASO-S). The HXI collimator (HXI-C) is a spatial modulation X-ray telescope designed to observe hard X-rays emitted by energetic electrons in solar flares. This paper presents the detailed design of the HXI-C for the qualification model that will be inherited by the flight model. Series tests on the HXI-C qualification model are reported to verify the ability of the HXI-C to survive the launch and to operate normally in on-orbit environments. Furthermore, results of the X-ray beam test for the HXI-C are presented to indirectly identify the working performance of the HXI-C.Note:
- 16 pages, 21 figures
- Solar observation
- ASO-S
- X-ray telescope
- the collimator
- verification
- X-ray: detector
- X-ray: emission
- collimator
- solar
- observatory
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