Performance and Calibration of H2RG Detectors and SIDECAR ASICs for the RATIR Camera

The Reionization And Transient Infra-Red (RATIR) camera has been built for rapid Gamma-Ray Burst (GRE) followup and will provide simultaneous optical and infrared photometric capabilities. The infrared portion of this camera incorporates two Teledyne HgCdTe HAWAII-2RG detectors, controlled by Teledy...

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Hauptverfasser: Fox, Ori D., Kutyrev, Alexander S., Rapchun, David A., Klein, Christopher R., Butler, Nathaniel R., Bloom, Josh, de Diego, Jos A., Simn Farah, Alejandro D., Gehrels, Neil A., Georgiev, Leonid, Gonzlez-Hernandez, J. Jess, Lee, William H., Loose, Markus, Lotkin, Gennadiy, Moseley, Samuel H., Prochaska, J. Xavier, Ramirez-Ruiz, Enrico, Richer, Michael G., Robinson, Frederick D., Romn-Zuniga, Carols, Samuel, Mathew V., Sparr, Leroy M., Watson, Alan M.
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Zusammenfassung:The Reionization And Transient Infra-Red (RATIR) camera has been built for rapid Gamma-Ray Burst (GRE) followup and will provide simultaneous optical and infrared photometric capabilities. The infrared portion of this camera incorporates two Teledyne HgCdTe HAWAII-2RG detectors, controlled by Teledyne's SIDECAR ASICs. While other ground-based systems have used the SIDECAR before, this system also utilizes Teledyne's JADE2 interface card and IDE development environment. Together, this setup comprises Teledyne's Development Kit, which is a bundled solution that can be efficiently integrated into future ground-based systems. In this presentation, we characterize the system's read noise, dark current, and conversion gain.