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• The whole instrument• Tests performed• Conclusions
E U S O - B A L L O O N , E U S O - B A L L O O N f l i g h t r e v i e w 0 4 / 0 6 / 2 0 1 4
P. Barrillon on behalf of the many hard workers involved on the instrument
Instrument tests
EUSO-BALLOON flight review 4th June 2014 - CNES
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The tests performed
EUSO-BALLOON flight review 4th June 2014 - CNES
• Alignment optics/PDM• Complete chain efficiency• Flasher tests
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Night shits
EUSO-BALLOON flight review 4th June 2014 - CNES
With all lights off in the clean room and the LED off : NIST1 = 0.037 nW NIST2 = ~0.015 nW (noise of the NIST)
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Alignment
EUSO-BALLOON flight review 4th June 2014 - CNES
Procedure:• With light source at infinity (with a collimator), move the back of the gondola to
align the spot and the PDM. The position of the spot can be checked with white paper and a small camera inside the gondola, or with images from the PDM
• Scurves with the PDM at position 0 on the Z axis (optical axis).• Scurves at different position of the PDM on the Z axis (motor range : +/- 12.5
mm) in order to find the best focal spot.• Same measurements at different wavelengths and incident angles.
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Efficiency
EUSO-BALLOON flight review 4th June 2014 - CNES
Procedure:• With light source at infinity (with a collimator), we moved the back of the
gondola to align the NIST photo-diode at the focal spot. We took measurements of the light power.
• Realign the gondola with the collimator in order to have the image on the focal plan.
• Scurves with the PDM at focal point• Same measurements at different wavelengths and incidence angles.• See Peter’s presentation for the results
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Flasher tests
EUSO-BALLOON flight review 4th June 2014 - CNES
2 antennas were set up outside with cables routed to the two clocks inside the clean room