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29 August 2022 Status update on the NEO surveyor detector development
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NEO Surveyor is a NASA Planetary Defense Coordination Office mission designed to detect and track >2/3 of potentially hazardous asteroids >140 m in diameter during its 5-year prime mission. NEO Surveyor entered Phase B in June 2021 and is scheduled to launch in 2026 to survey the sky in two infrared bands. The infrared detectors are a key technology for the mission and have been the subject of focused development for more than a decade. In this paper, we report test results for recently produced detectors and describe design elements of the focal plane module relevant to operations for NEO Surveyor.
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Gregory R. Zengilowski, Andre F. Wong, Selmer Wong, Amy K. Mainzer, Sean Carey, Ian Diaz Vachier, Meghan Dorn, Peter R. Eisenhardt, Mark Farris, Christopher T. Horne, Molly Janasik, Donald Lee, Jessica Maiten, Franco Masci, Craig McMurtry, Jianmei Pan, James Peterson, Judith Pipher, Nick Reilly, Lennon Reinhart, Michael E. Ressler, Kristin Ringhand, and Jason Surace "Status update on the NEO surveyor detector development", Proc. SPIE 12191, X-Ray, Optical, and Infrared Detectors for Astronomy X, 121911V (29 August 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2629660
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Quantum efficiency

Infrared radiation

Detector development

Defense and security

Infrared detectors

Long wavelength infrared

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