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Title: ESTREMOWFXRT Workshop


1
The Wide Field Monitorfor ESTREMO/WFXRT A
Summary of the 2-3 August Thinkshop
  • Marco Feroci
  • IASF/INAF Rome

2
(Very) Minimum (baseline) requirements for WFI()
  • Requirements for the localizator are
  • Flux rather bright events (gt1 Crab)
  • Energy range need to go down to at least 4 keV.
    Upper range not a driver for localization (but
    see below), 40 keV should be good enough.
  • FOV gt 3-4 sr
  • Localization (driven by NFI) better than 3
    arcmin
  • Need to have at least the temporal signature in
    the hard X-ray range (gt100 keV) to identify a
    GRB

() Presentation by L. Piro
3
Additional Requirements for WFI Study of the
prompt emission of GRBs
  • See L. Amati

4
Gross Hardware Constraints()
  • Mass 150 kg, including cont.y
  • Power 120 W, including cont.y
  • Volume 70 cm height,
  • Vega fairing (220 cm) symmetric
  • Telemetry few Mbit/s (X-band)

() Presentation by L.Piro
5
Designs Proposed for WFM
  • ISGRI/BAT-like configuration, with optical design
    and detector technology to be assessed (open
    field det.)
  • Improved SuperAGILE technology, plus classical
    open-field spectroscopy detector
  • Both options satisfy the baseline scientific
    requirements.
  • Option (a) offers better performance for the
    study of the prompt emission of GRBs and (Hard)
    X-ray transients, simultaneously over half sky
    probably unprecedented.
  • high quality ASM science
  • Option (b) requires smaller budgets (factor of
    2-3) but provides coarser spectral info on prompt
    emission.
  • Soft X-rays (1-5 keV) probably require SDD in
    both options.
  • Fine determination of spectral parameters
    requires area or small FOV for the spectroscopy
    detector.

6
Option (a) (baseline)
  • 2D pixellated detector pixel size ?2-3 mm
  • Energy range 1/10 200 keV, depending on
    technology
  • Detector options CZT, CdTe, SDDCsI
  • Geometric Area ?3700-5000 cm2, depending on
    solution
  • Eff. Area ?350 (flat) or ?700-2500 cm2
    (min/max), dep. on solution
  • 2D Coded Mask
  • Mask-Detector distance ?400-700 cm, depending on
    solution
  • FOV 3-6 sr, to be optimized
  • Angular Resolution ?30-40 arcmin
  • Point Source Location Accuracy ?2-3 arcmin
  • Sensitivity (1s) ?0.5-5 Crab, to be optimized
  • Weight ?150 kg
  • Power ?120 W

7
Option (b) (back-up)
  • Detector 1D microstrip pixel size ?120 ?m
  • Energy range 3-5 50 keV, depending on ASIC
    technology
  • Detector options Silicon, ?1-2 mm thick,
    single/double-sided
  • Geometric Area ?5000 cm2
  • Eff. Area ?100/200 cm2 (any direction), dep. on
    solution
  • 1D/2D Coded Mask
  • Mask-Detector distance 15 cm
  • FOV 6 sr, to be optimized
  • Angular Resolution ?6 arcmin
  • Point Source Location Accuracy ?1-2 arcmin
  • Sensitivity (1s) ?1 Crab, to be optimized
  • Weight ?30-50 kg
  • Power ?50 W

8
Summary of Solutions
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Summary of Summaries
  • Arcmin Localization of bright bursts (say, 50
    events/year) in 10-100 keV easily reachable
  • Good low energy (lt5-7 keV) sensitivity requires
    RD or dedicated detector
  • Good high energy (gt200 keV) spectral sensitivity
    may require dedicated detector
  • Good spectral response on wide energy range (fine
    determination of spectral parameters) may require
    trade-off on the area/FOV. Different optimization
    wrt point (1)
  • Need A Clear Assessment of Scientific
    Requirements
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