Simulations of Noise in Phase-Separated Transition-Edge Sensors for SuperCDMS
A.J. Anderson, S.W. Leman, M. Pyle, E. Figueroa-Feliciano, K., McCarthy, T. Doughty, M. Cherry, B. Young, and (for the SuperCDMS, Collaboration)
TL;DR
This paper models noise in phase-separated transition-edge sensors for SuperCDMS, aiding in optimizing detector design by comparing phase-separated and uniform states.
Contribution
It introduces a simple model for noise in phase-separated TES, providing insights for optimizing SuperCDMS detector parameters.
Findings
Noise characteristics differ between phase-separated and uniform TES.
Simulations inform optimal critical temperature and TES length.
Model helps improve detector sensitivity and performance.
Abstract
We briefly review a simple model of superconducting-normal phase-separation in transition-edge sensors in the SuperCDMS experiment. After discussing some design considerations relevant to the TES in the detectors, we study noise sources in both the phase-separated and phase-uniform cases. Such simulations are valuable for optimizing the critical temperature and TES length of future SuperCDMS detectors.
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