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The Lynx X-ray Surveyor Mission is one of 4 large missions being studied byNASA Science and Technology Definition Teams as mission concepts to beevaluated by the upcoming 2020 Decadal Survey. By utilizing optics that couplefine angular resolution (<0.5 arcsec HPD) with large effective area (~2 m^2 at1 keV), Lynx would enable exploration within a unique scientific parameterspace. One of the primary soft X-ray imaging instruments being baselined forthis mission concept is the High Definition X-ray Imager, HDXI. This instrumentwould achieve fine angular resolution imaging over a wide field of view (~ 22 x22 arcmin, or larger) by using a finely-pixelated silicon sensor array. Siliconsensors enable large-format/small-pixel devices, radiation tolerant designs,and high quantum efficiency across the entire soft X-ray bandpass. To fullyexploit the large collecting area of Lynx (~30x Chandra), without X-ray eventpile-up, the HDXI will be capable of much faster frame rates than current X-rayimagers. The planned requirements, capabilities, and development status of theHDXI will be described.

The High Definition X-ray Imager (HDXI) Instrument on the Lynx X-Ray Surveyor