High-resolution X-ray emission spectroscopy with transition-edge sensors: present performance and future potential

Uhlig, J.; Doriese, W.B.; Fowler, J.W.; Swetz, D.S.; Jaye, C.; Fischer, D.A.; Reintsema, C.D.; Bennett, D.A.; Vale, L.R.; Mandal, U.; O'Neil, G.C.; Miaja-Avila, L.; Joe, Y.I.; El Nahhas, A.; Fullagar, W.; Parnefjord Gustafsson, F.; Sundström, V.; Kurunthu, D.; Hilton, G.C.; Schmidt, D.R.; Ullom, J.N.

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Figure 3
Comparison of the detection efficiency for two contemporary microcalorimetric systems each in freestanding (with vacuum window) and windowless operation. The efficiency limit only determined by the detector fill factor is indicated (with unity absorption and without filter). Two wavelength-dispersive systems designed for high efficiency are shown (see text).

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Volume 22| Part 3| May 2015| Pages 766-775

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