Large Chip Availability
Ralph.Holtom at eev.com
Ralph.Holtom at eev.com
Fri Jan 23 16:52:45 CLST 1998
Large Chip Availability
As I am sure you all know, EEV are one of the very few companies in the
world capable of manufacturing large area back illuminated CCDs optimised
for use in astronomy. We are currently very busy manufacturing such devices
for a number of telescope projects and in the course of these programmes we
are inevitably generating a number of lower specification devices which are
not satisfactory for our prime customers but nonetheless are capable of
doing very good work in programmes with different requirements. We are
willing and able to sell these devices and to help you decide whether these
chips could be of interest, you will find below a table listing serial
numbers and the primary characteristics of each device. You will see that
we are really only listing cosmetic characteristics since in most other
respects these devices are within specification. (This table is also shown
in the attachment to this message for those who can read it successfully).
These chips are available on short notice, typically four weeks.
The devices listed are CCD42-80 which is our 2K x 4K 13.5µm pixel, back
illuminated CCD and CCD42-40 which is the 2k x 4k 13.5 micron pixel variant.
I attach to this e-mail the short form data sheet for the CCD42-80 device,
in both Wordperfect and Word 6 format. A full data sheet can be faxed to
you upon request.
Later on we will probably make a similar offer of CCD42-90 devices which are
2K x 4.5K13½micron pixel device and possibly other Large Area devices. If
any of you are interested in buying any of these devices please contact me
mentioning the serial numbers that you are interested in so that we can
start discussions.
Serial No B Cols W Cols B Spots W
Spots Comments
CCD42-80 (BI)
7042-16-3 13 0 231 99
7042-3-4 22 0 460 148
7042-7-5 5 15 ? >2000
7043-18-5 70 2 ? ?
7042-18-4 0 6 ? 53
7061-20-4 13 0 ? 38
7043-14-5 24 8 ? ?
7043-5-5 0 5 ? 700
7043-4-5 2 6 ? 1000
7043-16-3 0 7 5000 190
7043-16-5 15 0 792 141
7061-5-5 25 0 ? 169
7043-10-5 ? 150 ? ?
7043-15-4 ? 7 ? 1250
CCD42-40 (BI)
7041-2-4 0 1 124 189
7041-2-6 0 1 188 628
7041-2-8 2 3 ? ? 1 amplifier only
6471-5-7 1 5 365 78
CCD42-40 (FI)
6471-3-5 ? ? ?
6471-3-6 ? 2 ? 276
6471-2-8 1 0 ? 0
6471-10-3 ? 1 ? 195
We show a ? where the number of columns excluded the device from our
customers specification so we did not carry out a count of blemishes. In
general the number will be less than 1000 however if anyone shows interest
in this particular device we will count the blemishes for them.
SUG = Set-up Grade
Blemish Specification
Black Spots = Are counted when they have a responsivity of less
than 80% of the local mean signal.
White Spots = Are counted when they have a generation rate
equivalent to 100 electrons per pixel per hour at 153 K (typically measured
at 188 K). The typical temperature dependence of white spot blemishes is
the same as that of the average dark signal i.e.:
Qd/Qdo = 122T³e -6400 /T
Column Defects = A column which contains at least 100 white or black
defects.
Ralph Holtom
rh at eev.com
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