Status of DHP prototypes PXD/SVD Workshop 24th September 2012 Tomasz Hemperek, Tetsuishi Kishishita, Hans Krüger, Mikhail Lemarenko, Manuel Koch , Leonard Germic
DHP Overview DHP 0.2 + Hybrid 5.0 DHPT 0.1 DHPT 0.2 DHPT 1.0 Planning LVDS RX/TX ADC DHPT 1.0 Planning
One 1.6GB output link per chip DHP To SWITCHERS 10MHz read-out frequency 81.29Gbps (320Mbps output data x 256 lines) Per DHP chip: 8x8 bit wide data inputs 8x2 bit wide offset correction outputs One 1.6GB output link per chip
DHP: Prototype & Tests Chips DHP 0.1, IBM 90nm, March 2010, half size chip DHP 0.2, IBM 90nm, July 2011, full size chip Improved data processing & hit finder, new data format CML driver with programmable pre-emphasis Bias DACs & temperature sensor (U Barcelona)] DHPT 0.1, TSMC 65nm, November 2011, test chip Gbit TX (PLL, CML TX) Memories + JTAG (radiation test) DACs (UBarcelona) DHPT 0.2, TSMC 65nm, April 2012, test chip LVDS TX/RX ADC (8 bit, 10MS) TEMP Sensor (UBarcelona) Planned: DHPT 1.0, TSMC 65nm, Q1 2013
DHP 0.2 (full size IBM 90nm) Summary Verified Blocks DHP 0.2 @1.6 Gbps,15m Infiniband LVDS I/O HSTL like Input Slow control (JTAG) Memory read/write DCD interface Switcher sequencer DAC Gbit link driver Hybrid 5.0 Test system See the talk of Florian Lüttike
DHPT 0.1 (prototype TSMC 65nm) Summary DHPT 0.1, 20m of Infiniband cable @1.6Gbps of random data 100 mV Memory SEU measurements conclusions Memory type Size Mean time between SEU per one chip Refresh rate Mitigation Raw data buffer 0.5 Mbit ~30 min 20 us Pedestals ~15 min Hamming code Configuration Register 368 bit 490 day ~1day Triple redundancy
DHPT 0.2 (prototype TSMC 65nm) Overview LVDS TX/RX ADC (8 bit, 10Msps) TEMP Sensor (UBarceolona) FE Pixels design (ATLAS)
DHPT 0.2 – LVDS RX/TX LVDS RX LVDS TX LVDS Reciver (1.8/2.5V) M. Gronevald, T. Kishishita LVDS Reciver (1.8/2.5V) LVDS Transmitter (1.8/2.5V) Level Shifters 1.2V<->1.8/2.5V Custom IO (ARM compatible)
LVDS TX/RX Test Setup T. Kishishita, L. Germic
DHPT 0.2 – LVDS TX/RX Both receiver and transmitter works as expected. PRBS (27-1) @ 320MHz - VDD 1.2V/1.8V Both receiver and transmitter works as expected.
ADC chip on DHPT 0.2 4 x asynchronous 8bit ADC 4 x synchronous 8bit ADC 2 x TIA Frequency divider+ serializer LVDS TX T. Kishishita, T. Hemperek
SAR ADC with Charge Redistribution - Overview No distribution of fast clock needed - only sample signal!
Layout is not area optimized Possible Layouts Straight DAC Folded DAC 30 um 40 um DAC DAC 70um 120 um 15 um 65um Layout is not area optimized 13
ADC Testbench T. Hemperek, T. Kishishita, M. Koch
DHPT 0.2 – ADC INL/DNL at 10MS/s Single Ended Mode Differential Mode Power Consumption Works up to 12.5MS/s ~38uW @1.2V
TIA Range: 22uA LSB: 86nA
(new feature requests till end 2012) DHPT 1.0 (TSMC 65nm) Planning Pin compatible to DHP 0.2 (still a bit smaller) New programmable sequencer (gated mode included) Improved programmable delay module for DCD signal sync. Error flags included in frame header Improved pedestal update (double buffer scheme) New trigger mode for gated mode operation ... other Submission in Q1 2013 (new feature requests till end 2012)
DHPT 1.0 Planner http://bit.ly/DHPT10Planner Please send comments and feature requests to : hemperek@physik.uni-bonn.de, krueger@physik.uni-bonn.de, lemarenko@physik.uni-bonn.de
Questions?
Asynchronous SAR ADC
DHPT 0.2 – ADC INL/DNL at 12.5MS/s Single Ended Mode Differential Mode
Dynamic ADC measurements at 5MS/s 51 dB Fundamental: 1MHz SINAD: 44.05dB ENOB: 7.04 THD: -52.7 dB We may be limited by generator or not!
Comparison DCD (180nm vs 65nm) ADC bits 8 Pedestal Bits 2 Power per input (mW) ~3 ~1 Others single DCD+DHP chip No AmpLow