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Journal article · Conference paper

The mirror module design for the cryogenic x-ray imaging spectrometer on-board ORIGIN

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University of Palermo1

National Institute for Astrophysics2

Astrophysics, National Space Institute, Technical University of Denmark3

National Space Institute, Technical University of Denmark4

SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research5

ORIGIN is a medium size high-energy mission concept submitted to ESA in response to the Cosmic Vision call issued on July 2010. The mission will investigate the evolution of the Universe by performing soft X-ray high resolution spectroscopic measurements of metals formed in different astrophysical environments, from the first population III stars at z > 7 to the present large scale structures.

The main instrument on-board ORIGIN will be a large format array of TES X-ray micro-calorimeters covering a FOV of 30' at the focal plane of a grazing incidence optical module with a focal length of 2.5 m and an angular resolution of 30" HEW at 1 keV. We present the optical module design which is based on hybrid technologies, namely Silicon Pore Optics for the outer section and Ni electro-forming for the inner section, and we present the expected performances based on test measurements and ray-tracing simulations.

Language: English
Publisher: SPIE
Year: 2011
Pages: 80760A-12
ISSN: 1996756x and 0277786x
Types: Journal article and Conference paper
DOI: 10.1117/12.889269
ORCIDs: Christensen, Finn Erland

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