Abstracts for fall meeting of the Japanese Society for Planetary Science
Abstracts 2003 Fall Meeting of the Japanese Society for Planetary Sciences
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Poster Session2: Oct. 9, 13:30-14:45
Development of the CCD-based XRS instrument onboard SELENE
Manabu KATOTatsuaki OKADAKEI SHIRAIYukio YAMAMOTO*Takehiko ARAINobuaki KIKUCHIKazunori OGAWAXRS Team
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The SELENE (SELenological and Engineering Explorer) is a Japanese lunar polar orbiter and performs lunar global mapping with more than 10 scientific instruments. The XRS will map major elemental composition in 20km spatial resolution and provide the clue to understanding the lunar evolution. For that purpose, the XRS has been designed to improve energy resolution and efficient detection area. Then the X-ray detector has arrays of CCD with 100cm2 detection area, and is kept below -50C by radiation cooling. Ultra-thin beryllium window are developed for better transparency at low energy. We present the specification and the current status of the XRS as prepared for the interface test, as well as the plan of pre-flight tests and observation plan.
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