論文・著書情報
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| 英文: | Pre-flight performance and radiation hardness of the Tokyo Tech pico-satellite Cute-1.7 |
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Kotoku, J.,
片岡 淳,
Kuramoto, Y.,
Tsubuku, Y.,
Yatsu, Y.,
Sato, R.,
Ikagawa, T.,
Saito, T.,
河合 誠之,
Konoue, K.,
Miyashita, N.,
Iai, M.,
Omagari, K.,
Kashiwa, M.,
Yabe, H.,
Imai, K.,
Miyamoto, Fujiwara, K.,
Masumoto, S.,
Usuda, T.,
Iljic, T.,
Konda, A.,
Sugita, S.,
Yamanaka, T.,
Matsuura, D.,
Sagami, T.,
Kajiwara, S.,
Funaki, Y.,
Matsunaga, S.,
Shima, T.,
Kishimoto, S. ..
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Kotoku, J.,
Kataoka, J.,
Kuramoto, Y.,
Tsubuku, Y.,
Yatsu, Y.,
Sato, R.,
Ikagawa, T.,
Saito, T.,
Kawai, N.,
Konoue, K.,
Miyashita, N.,
Iai, M.,
Omagari, K.,
Kashiwa, M.,
Yabe, H.,
Imai, K.,
Miyamoto, Fujiwara, K.,
Masumoto, S.,
Usuda, T.,
Iljic, T.,
Konda, A.,
Sugita, S.,
Yamanaka, T.,
Matsuura, D.,
Sagami, T.,
Kajiwara, S.,
Funaki, Y.,
Matsunaga, S.,
Shima, T.,
Kishimoto, S. ..
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English |
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| 英文: | Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A |
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巻, 号, ページ
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Vol. 565
pp. 677-685
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| 出版年月 |
2006年9月 |
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| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2006.05.247 |
| アブストラクト |
The Cute-1.7 was launched successfully in February 2006 as a piggyback satellite of the Astro-F mission. The Cute-1.7 dimensions are 10×10×20cm box with a total mass of 3.6 kg. It is the second pico-satellite to have been developed completely by students of the Tokyo Institute of Technology (Tokyo Tech.) after the successful launch of the CUTE-I in June 2003. The goals of the Cute-1.7 mission are two-fold: (1) to validate high-performance, commercially available products for the first time in space. We particularly use personal digital assistants (PDAs) as a main computer in orbit (2) to demonstrate new potential uses for small satellites in various space studies, as proposed by the “satellite-core” concept. For the Cute-1.7 mission, we will carry avalanche photo diodes (APDs) as a high-count particle monitor in low-Earth orbit. Here we present details of various ground tests and pre-flight performance of the Cute-1.7 immediately before the launch. Results of the Cute-1.7 mission will provide quick feedback for space applications of APDs in Japan's future X-ray astronomy mission NeXT. |
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