ISS2019 Program

ED: Electronic Devices -December 3

Dec. 3 (Tue.) Electronic Devices　Meeting Room

Sensing 1

Chairpersons: Hsiao-Mei Cho (SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory) and Masashi Ohno (The University of Tokyo)

ED1-1-INV11:10–11:35

Ultra-light Dark Matter Search Based on RF Quantum Upconverters

*Hsiao-Mei Cho¹, A. Ames², D. Aybas³, S. Carman², S. Chaudhuri², C. Dawson², A. Droster⁴, C. FitzGerald⁵, P. Graham², R. Gruenke², S. Kuenstner², A. Leder⁴, D. Li¹, A. Phipps², S. Rajendran⁴, A. Sushkov³, Karl A. van Bibber⁴, B. Young⁵, C. Yu², K. D. Irwin²

SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Menlo Park, USA¹
Department of Physics, Stanford University, Stanford, USA²
Department of Physics, Boston University, Boston, USA³
Department of Nuclear Engineering, University of California at Berkeley, USA⁴
Department of Physics, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, USA⁵

ED1-2-INV11:35–12:00

Development of fine-pitch high-resolution hybrid TES microcalorimeter arrays toward the Lynx X-ray microcalorimeter

*Kazuhiro Sakai^1,2, Joseph S. Adams^1,2, Simon R. Bandler¹, Sophie Beaumont^1,2, James A. Chervenak¹, Aaron Datesman^1,3 , Fred M. Finkbeiner^1,4, Ruslan Hummatov^1,2, Richard L. Kelley¹, Caroline Kilbourne¹, Antoine Miniussi^1,2, Haruka Muramatsu^1,5, Frederick S. Porter¹, John E. Sadleir¹, Stephen J. Smith^1,2, Nicholas A. Wakeham^1,2, Edward J. Wassel^1,6, Megan Eckart⁷, Kevin Ryu⁸

NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center¹
University of Maryland Baltimore County²
Science Systems and Applications, Inc.³
Sigma Space Corp.⁴
The Catholic University of America⁵
KBRwyle⁶
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory⁷
MIT Lincoln Labs⁸

ED1-312:00–12:15

The developments of TES array and the detector stage towards the observation from 100 eV to 15 keV for STEM

*Tasuku Hayashi¹, Ryohei Konno¹, Noriko N. Yamasaki¹, Kazuhisa Mitsuda¹, Akira Takano², Keisuke Maehata², Toru Hara³

ISAS/JAXA¹
Kyushu University²
NIMS³

ED1-412:15–12:30

Understanding the temperature sensitivity and current sensitivity in two-dimensional transition-edge sensor film

*Yu Zhou¹, Wei Cui¹, Felix & T Jackel², Dan McCammon², Kelsey & M Morgan^3,4, Simon & R Bandler⁶, James & A Chervenak⁶, Megan Eckart⁵, Stephen & J Smith⁶

Tsinghua University, China¹
University of Wisconsin - Madison, USA²
University of Colorado Boulder, USA³
National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA⁴
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA⁵
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA⁶ 　

Sensing 2

Chairpersons: Kazuhiro Sakai (NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center) and Tsunehiro Hato (SUSTERA)

ED2-1-INV13:30–13:55

Energy-Resolved Neutron Imaging using a Delay Line Current-Biased Kinetic-Inductance Detector

*Hiroaki Shishido^1,2

Dept. of Physics & Electronics, Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka Prefecture University¹
NanoSquare Research Institute, Osaka Prefecture University²

ED2-2-INV13:55–14:20

Development of SEM-EDS analyzer utilizing 100-pixel superconducting-tunnel-junction array X-ray detector toward nanometer-scale elemental mapping

*Go Fujii¹, Masahiro Ukibe¹, Shigetomo Shiki¹, Masataka Ohkubo¹

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology¹

ED2-3-INV14:20–14:45

HTS-SQUID module with high tolerance to magnetic field and its application

*Akira Tsukamoto¹

Superconducting Sensing Technology Research Association¹

ED2-414:45–15:00

Development of scanning SQUID microscope system and its applications on geological samples: A case study on marine ferromanganese crust

*Hirokuni Oda¹, Jun Kawai², Akira Usui³, Yuhji Yamamoto³, Atsushi Noguchi^1,3, Isoji Miyagi¹, Masakazu Miyamoto², Junichi Fujihira⁴, Masahiko Sato^1,5

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology¹
Kanazawa Institute of Technology²
Kochi University³
Fujihira Co. Ltd.⁴
University of Tokyo⁵