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Exploring the Hot and Energetic Universe: The first scientific conference dedicated to the Athena X-ray observatory Wide Field Imager for Athena Norbert Meidinger on behalf of the WFI proto-consortium 55 Fe spectrum Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 1

Introduction Single mirror system focal plane cameras: X-IFU and WFI WFI: unprecedented survey power through large FoV (40` x 40`) excellent count-rate capability ( 1 Crab) NMA SMA WFI effective area Brandt, Dauser, Wilms (WFI-BSR 05/2015) Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 2

WFI Functional Block Diagram Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 3

Field of View (CDF study) Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 4

WFI conceptual design Detector electronics box Radiator area Camera head Large - area detector Filter wheel + baffle High count - rate capable detector ICPU Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 5

Focal plane layout Observation: large or fast WFI Rolling shutter mode Pixel size 130 µm x 130 µm accurate source position reconstruction (splits!) for PSF = 5ʾʾ (goal: 3ʾʾ) HEW DEPFETs thermally decoupled from FEE Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 6

WFI detector assembly Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 7

DEPFET APS Detectors: Concept o p-fet on depleted n-bulk back-side illuminated signal charge collected in "internal gate" reset via ClearFET Integration time Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 9

DEPFET Detector: Energy resolution Standard DEPFET pxd5, 64x64 pixel Asteroid ( VERITAS2) Heritage: MIXS DEPFET detectors on BepiColombo ENC=3.3 el. rms FWHM(5.9keV)=143 ev Aim: 512 x 512 matrix + 2x faster readout Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 10

Large FoV detector 40` x 40` by 1024 x 1024 pixel 4 independent + identical quadrants Insensitive regions observation with dither pattern 2-side buttable DEPFETs Switcher under redesign VERITAS-2 under develoment 2.5 µs/row 1.3 ms / frame Prototype large DEPFET designed + currently produced at quarter S S S S 256 x 256 V V V V S V V V V full width 512 x 64 V V V V full heigth S S S S S S S S 128 x 512 V V Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 11

Simulation of Chandra Deep Field South (SIXTE, 100ks) Lissajous dither pattern (4 amin amplitude) by Rau, Dauser Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 12

VERITAS-2 SWITCHER-S High count-rate capable detector 64 x 64 pixel (FoV: 143`` x 143``) "split full frame mode" time resolution: 80 µs gateable DEPFET with add. signal storage region better spectral response Concepts: A. 2 DEPFETs per pixel: readout charge collection B. Signal charge transferred to internal SWITCHER-S gate VERITAS-2 Status: Proof-of-concept DEPFETs successfully produced under test design & production of prototype fast DEPFET SWITCHER-S VERITAS-2 VERITAS-2 SWITCHER-S SWITCHER SWITCHER VERITAS-2 VERITAS-2 SWITCHER SWITCHER SWITCHER-S Control VERITAS-2 Output DEPFET Biasing Bähr Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 13

High count-rate capability Rising count-rate throughput drops + pile-up increases Simulations (SIXTE): fast detector FF mode with defocused PSF optimum Result: if mounted 35mm out-of-focus: for 1 Crab: >90% throughput; <1% pile-up Poster 12.06 by Dauser et al. comparison of operating modes optimum out-of-focus distance Brand, Dauser, Wilms, Willingale et al. Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 14

WFI light blocking filter DEPFET sensitive to visible light + UV light blocking filter necessary on-chip: 90 nm Al + 20 nm Si 3 N 4 + 30 nm SiO 2 external filter (160 mm x 160 mm): 40 nm Al + 200 nm PI + mesh 95% Blocking filter on-chip filter external filter combination Visible light T = 3 x 10-5 T = 10-2 T = 3 x 10-7 UV light: 643A T = 4 x 10-4 T = 6 x 10-7 T = 3 x 10-10 UV light: 1932A T = 2 x 10-5 T = 9 x 10-6 T = 2 x 10-10 permits observations of hot stars (m v = 2) Barbera et al. SPIE 2015 Alternative solution w/o mesh: Launch filter + detector evacuated like EPIC PN-camera on XMM-Newton Vacuum vessel: higher mass for WFI + 'single point failure'-risk Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 15

WFI Quantum Efficiency DEPFET on-chip filter Si N O Al on-chip + external filter Barbera, Meidinger, et al. SPIE 2015 C Back-illuminated DEPFET chip; 450 µm thickness fully depleted Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 16

Thermal design erosita Passive cooling with heat pipes and radiators no limited lifetime Focal plane sensors @ T=190K FEE @ T=250K DE and ICPU @ T=280K Heat pipes: o standard ammonia heat pipes for FEE + DE + ICPU o ethane heat pipes for sensor cooling WFI radiator area: 3 m 2 Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 17

Detector electronics Power conditioning for DEPFET + FEE ASICs Data processing: o Realtime pre-processing: 205 Mpixel/s per quadrant!!! Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 18

WFI model philosophy BB model (- 2018) TRL5 for DEPFET, frame processor, OBF EM, STM, EFM (2019-2021) QM (2022-2024) FM (2025-2026) FS of critical components/subsystems Main technical budgets Power (incl. 20% margin) 570 W (684 W) Mass (incl. 20% margin) w/o radiators + heat pipes Size (w/o radiator) L x W x H Data rate 190 kg (228 kg) 227 kg (273 kg) if vacuum vessel option 1.2 m x 0.8 m x 1.0 m Science: 10 kbit/s 2 Mbit/s HK: 3 kbit/s Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 19

Milestones: MCR: 05/2016 Instrument AO: late summer 2016 WFI TDA: till 2018 Mission adoption envisaged for 2020 Project organization WFI proto-consortium: Austria, Denmark, France, Great Britain, Italy, Poland, and Germany + potential partners: USA, Japan, and Portugal WFI lead institute: MPE PI: Kirpal Nandra PM: Norbert Meidinger SI: Markus Plattner PS: Arne Rau WFI consortium board WFI science team http://www.mpe.mpg.de/athena-wfi/index.html Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 20

Parameter Energy range Pixel size Operating time Operating mode Large FoV detector Main WFI Requirements + Characteristics High count-rate capable detector Quantum efficiency incl. ext. filter Transmission Value 0.1 kev - 15 kev 130 µm x 130 µm pixel size (corr. to 2.2`` x 2.2``) nonstop rolling shutter FoV: 40` x 40` 1024 x 1024 pixel (4 quadrants) readout: full frame mode; optional: window mode non-gateable DEPFET type time resolution: 1.3 ms 64 x 64 pixel FoV: 143`` x 143`` readout: split full frame gateable DEPFET type with add. signal storage region time resolution: 80 µs 1 Crab: >90% throughput; <1% pile-up (PSF defocused) >20% @ 277 ev >80% @ 1 kev >90% @ 10 kev visible light: T = 3 x 10-7 UV light (643 A - 1932 A): T < 10-9 Non X-ray background (L2 orbit) < 5 10-3 cts cm -2 s -1 kev -1 Energy resolution FWHM(5.9 kev) 150 ev Athena conference, Sept. 8th 2015, ESAC/ESA ide ield mager N. Meidinger 21