IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science · 2005 · 29 citations · 11 references
Natural SciencesAstronomyAstrometryRadiation MeasurementRadiation PhysicsDetector TechnologyRadiation InstrumentationAstrometric MeasurementCcd AstrometryCharge InjectionCharge Injection DevicesCharge-coupled Device AstrometryRadiation EffectsTrap FillingTrap Levels
Emission times of proton-induced traps and optical spot profiles have been measured at temperatures around -110/spl deg/C for large format charge-coupled devices (CCDs), representative of those to be used for the Gaia mission. There are at least seven trap species involved, with emission times in the range 0.3 /spl mu/s to 130 s and there is evidence for charge re-trapping by fast traps. Trap filling using a charge injection gate is discussed.
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