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Kinetic inductance detector (KID) is a promising technology for astronomy with high sensitivity, microsecond timing and intrinsic multiplexing readout property. Based on these advantages, a wide range of application has been proposed from millimeter to X-ray. With simple fabrication and frequency domain multiplexing readout, hundreds of KID pixels could be easily read out with only one cable. In the last decade, KID has been developed rapidly and this talk introduces current research status and future projects of KID.
For scanning full-sky Cosmic Microwave Background polarization signal, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency proposed LiteBIRD mid-class mission. LiteBIRD is a three-year mission with ~2000 pixels and frequency range 40 ~ 402 GHz for achieving tensor-to-scaler ratio r=0.002. LiteBIRD mission and current status of KID for LiteBIRD, as a candidate technology, are also introduced in this talk.
Bio: Mr. Shibo Shu (舒诗博) is a PhD student at Department of Astronomy, the University of Tokyo. He studied at University of Electronic Science and Technology of China for undergraduate degree.
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