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TTM Observations of X1755-338
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 12 April 2016
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X1755-338 is an X-ray binary source which displays X-ray dips with a 4.4 hour period (White et al. 1984). It was previously noted as an unusually soft X-ray source by Jones (1977) and was suggested later as a black-hole candidate (BHC) by White & Marshall (1984), and White et al. (1984), based on the similarity of its location in an X-ray colour-colour diagram to that of a group of BHCs.
The TTM is a coded-mask imaging spectrometer on board the KVANT module of the MIR space station. It is capable of producing images in the 2 – 30 keV band with an energy resolution of about 18% at 6 keV. The instrumental details are given in Brinkman et al. (1985).
We observed X1755-338 in 1989 March-September during the period of the TTM Galactic Centre Survey.
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