Planck mission with cryogenic low-noise receiver at 70 GHz

Jussi Varis; Nicholas Hughes; Petri Jukkala; Mikko Laaninen; Ville-Hermanni Kilpiä; Tapio Pulli; Antti Lyytikäinen; Jussi Tuovinen

Planck mission with cryogenic low-noise receiver at 70 GHz

Jussi Varis, Nicholas Hughes, Petri Jukkala, Mikko Laaninen, Ville-Hermanni Kilpiä, Tapio Pulli, Antti Lyytikäinen, Jussi Tuovinen

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Abstract

This paper describes specifics of the development, manufacturing and performance of the 70 GHz receivers of the Planck Low Frequency Instrument (LFI). Presently, the development, manufacturing, and assembly of the 70 GHz Protoflight Models (PFMs) have been completed, and they have entered their final acceptance testing. The first results from the PFM of LFI 70 GHz receivers have demonstrated state-of-the-art performance with a 29 K noise temperature, 12 GHz effective bandwidth, and a 1/f knee frequency of 68 mHz. The Planck Surveyor Mission will be launched 2007.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	GigaHertz 2005 Conference Proceedings
Publisher	Uppsala universitet
Pages	54-57
Publication status	Published - 2005
MoE publication type	Not Eligible
Event	GigaHertz Symposium 2005 - Uppsala, Sweden Duration: 8 Nov 2005 → 9 Nov 2005

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Conference	GigaHertz Symposium 2005
Country/Territory	Sweden
City	Uppsala
Period	8/11/05 → 9/11/05

Keywords

Planck
radiometer
E-band
MMIC

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Planck mission with cryogenic low-noise receiver at 70 GHz

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