A setup for soft proton irradiation of X-ray detectors for future astronomical space missions
Authors:
- Sebastian DieboldSDSebastian Diebold
- Philipp AzzarelloPAPhilipp Azzarello
- Ettore Del MonteEMEttore Del Monte
- Marco FerociMFMarco Feroci
- Josef JochumJJJosef Jochum
- Eckhard KendziorraEKEckhard Kendziorra
- Emanuele PerinatiEPEmanuele Perinati
- Alexandre RachevskiARAlexandre Rachevski
- Andrea SantangeloASAndrea Santangelo
- Christoph TenzerCTChristoph Tenzer
- Andrea VacchiAVAndrea Vacchi
- Gianluigi ZampaGZGianluigi Zampa
- 1 September 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment
- Vol. 721, 65-72
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