7–11 Jul 2025
Teaching and Learning Centre (TLC)
Europe/London timezone

Detector developments for HWO and other UV missions

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1h 30m
Teaching and Learning Centre (TLC)

Teaching and Learning Centre (TLC)

Durham University South Road Durham DH1 3LS
Talk Habitable World Observatory UK Involvement Planning and Discussion Habitable World Observatory UK Involvement Planning and Discussion

Description

The success of the Habitable Worlds Observatory (HWO) and other future space telescope missions depends on high-performing sensors capable of detecting in the UV band. The Centre for Electronic Imaging at The Open University is undertaking a program of development and testing of UV detector technologies to meet these future mission requirements. This includes testing and derisking of UV enhancement technologies down below 100 nm; testing and optimising the next generation of CMOS image sensors, such as the CIS300 series detectors from Teledyne e2v; and developing new photon-counting sensor technologies. This programme of work will put UK academia and industry in a strong position to be able to deliver critical hardware to these and future mission opportunities.

Primary author

Jesper Skottfelt (The Open University)

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