H. Geoffray, S. Bandler, W. Doriese, M. Kirivanta, D. PRELE, L. Ravera, A. Argan, M. Barbera, J. Kuur, B. Leeuwen, H. Weers, R. Hoogeveen, J. Herder, S. Smith, J. Adams, J. Chervenak, M. Durkin, C. Reintsema, J. Ullom, Y. Parot, D. Barret, C. Macculi, L. Piro, F. Brachet, A. Ledot, B. Jackson
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Conceptual design of the detection chain for the X-IFU on Athena
CNES (French Space Agency) is in charge of the development of the X-IFU instrument for Athena. The main sensor array detection chain sub-system of the X-IFU instrument is one of the major sub-subsystem of the instrument, as the main contributor to the performance. This sub-system involves major partners of the X-IFU instrument, e.g GFSC, SRON, VTT, APC, and IRAP. The purpose of this paper is to present the baseline of the definition of the X-IFU detection chain in the frame at end of phase A/beginning of phase B. The readout is based on Time Domain Multiplexing (TDM). There are strong design issues which couple the different sub-components of the detection chain (the main sensor array, the cold electronics stages, and the warm electronics). The detection chain environment (thermal, mechanical and EMI/EMC environment) also requires a transverse analysis. This paper focuses on those aspects while providing design description of the sub-components of the detection chain.