G.Villani Aug. 071 CALICE pixel Laser testing update Laser MIP equivalent calibration update Si detector coupled to low noise CA + differentiator (no shaper)

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G.Villani Aug. 071 CALICE pixel Laser testing update Laser MIP equivalent calibration update Si detector coupled to low noise CA + differentiator (no shaper) Amplifier Gain measured ~ 7mV/MIP (c.a. 3 times lower than nominal value, confirmed with manufacturer) Amount of stray light reduced by using a small dark cylinder around the sensor Black cylinder

G.Villani Aug. 072 CALICE pixel Laser testing Q(fC)=(( /-0.3)/3.25+V/3.25-1)*3.2 A250CF calibration using injected charge through capacitor and pulse generator MIP charge signalnoise signal

G.Villani Aug. 073 CALICE pixel Laser testing Laser output measurement - Vout vs % intensity. Laser output 0% Laser output 100%

G.Villani Aug. 074 CALICE pixel Laser testing Q generated vs % laser intensity – MIP- eqv generated vs % laser intensity with EMI and amplifier noise quadrature-subtracted MIP-eqv calibration accurate to +/-15% MIP ‘noise’Q in S3590-A

G.Villani Aug. 075 CALICE pixel Laser testing Next step: Refined calibration using non coated sensor and thru-hole sensor housing (back scattered light, non uniformity of thickness) Study of laser temporal profile (for deconvolution of sensor response) Comparison of Laser signal with radiation source signal Calibration using different MIP ranges SW control from DAQ ND filters for different MIP ranges Sensor housing

G.Villani Aug. 076 CALICE pixel Deep P-Well simulation 3D simulation of final layout with all around DPW ∆Q ~ 2.2*10 5 points c.a. 40 hits points simulated S1

G.Villani Aug. 077 Conclusions Laser sub-MIP calibration accomplished: further refinement and verifications ongoing Full pixel simulation with final layout ongoing CALICE pixel summary