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11 November 1994 MART-LIME: a high-energy imaging and spectroscopic experiment on board the Spectrum X-Gamma
Angela Bazzano, M. Amoretti, C. D. La Padula, Lorenzo Natalucci, E. Soggiu, Pietro Ubertini, L. Waldron
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IAS, a CNR institute for space research in Astrophysics, in collaboration with IKI on their invitation, has developed, and is now under building, an X-Ray Imaging and Spectroscopic telescope as the high energy instrument on board the Observatory Spectrum X-Gamma. The scientific aim of this instrument, named MART-LIME, will be the detailed study of X-Ray sources emitting in the energy range 5 - 150 keV. The MART-LIME telescope is a follow up in a series of X-Ray detectors that have been developed, built at IAS and flown on board stratospheric balloons. It consists of a high pressure gas operated multiwire proportional counter with bidimensional spectral resolution coupled with a coded mask placed at 2.3 meter.
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Angela Bazzano, M. Amoretti, C. D. La Padula, Lorenzo Natalucci, E. Soggiu, Pietro Ubertini, and L. Waldron "MART-LIME: a high-energy imaging and spectroscopic experiment on board the Spectrum X-Gamma", Proc. SPIE 2279, Advances in Multilayer and Grazing Incidence X-Ray/EUV/FUV Optics, (11 November 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.193169
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

X-rays

Space telescopes

Electronics

X-ray telescopes

Imaging spectroscopy

X-ray detectors

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