by Imran Mehdi, Paul Goldsmith, Dariusz Lis, Jorge Pineada, Bill Langer, Jose Siles, Jon Kawamura, Boris Karasik, Goutam Chattopadhay, John Pearson, Jacob Kooi, Lorene Samoska, Chris Groppi, Ben Williams, Mark Heyer, Gary Melnick, Mark Wolfire, Jin Koda, Hal Yorke, Klaus Pontoppidan, Edward Tong, Paul Grimes, Lingzhen Zeng, M. C. Wiedner, M. Gerin, A. Baryshev, V. Belitsky, V. Desmaris, J.D. Gallego, F. Helmich, W. Jellema, C. Risacher, J. R. Gao, and S. Cherednichenko
Published onSep 30, 2019
Far-Infrared Heterodyne Array Receivers
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Abstract
Heterodyne spectroscopic instruments are currently the only practical technical approach for obtaining velocity-resolved spectra in the far infrared. Moreover, to produce the large-scale maps of molecular clouds envisioned for future missions, large-format (100’s pixels) array receivers are required, which is the focus of this whitepaper.
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