Introduction HV HR CMOS ATLAS R&D

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Introduction HV HR CMOS ATLAS R&D A.Rozanov 2.06.2014 Reunion CEA-CPPM HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

A.Rozanov AUW CMOS session 4.11.13 HV-CMOS N-well in the P substrat where CMOS transistors are implanted (for example first stage of the amplifier) CMOS! e.g. 1st stage amplifier n-well in p-substrate diode n-well biasing depletion zone around nwell: charge collected by drift resist~10Ω.cm A.Rozanov AUW CMOS session 4.11.13

HV CMOS AMS 180nm HV2FEI4 - CCPD 2.2x4.4 mm2, 60 colx24 rows, pixel 33x125 um CCPD_V1 - tested, irradiated protons and X-rays, test beam electrons at DESY, not radhard common pixel and strips prototype CCPD_V2 - tested, irradiated X-Rays CCPD_V3 - received, tested electrically, to be irradiated X-rays June-August 2014, proton irradiations November 2014 CCPD_V4 - 2.32x2.76mm2 chip 25 May 2014, rad hard 33x125 um chess or linear patterns, with amplitude or time coding, new pixels 25x125 um with cross sensor-electronics layout, analog pixels 25x350 um without discriminators HR option (few kohms cm) end 2014/begin 2015 ???? HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

A.Rozanov AUW CMOS session 4.11.13 HV2FEI4_V2 Few pixel flavors with enhanced rad-hardness: guard rings, circular transistors… (different pixel types lead to different gains -expected-). 55Fe spectra, unirradiated “rad-hard” “normal” different gains A.Rozanov AUW CMOS session 4.11.13

A.Rozanov AUW CMOS session 4.11.13 Sr-90 at HV=30V A.Rozanov AUW CMOS session 4.11.13

A.Rozanov AUW CMOS session 4.11.13 HV curent vs Dose After each 100 Mrad apply 2 hours of 70° C annealing After 5 days room temp annealing the current I=590 nA After 6 days and one row selection I=465 nA A.Rozanov AUW CMOS session 4.11.13

A.Rozanov AUW CMOS session 4.11.13 HV2FEI4 V2 After 862 MRad Xray (annealing of 2h at 70° C each 100MRad), after parameter retuning, amplifier gain loss recovered to 90% of initial value Relative preampli amplitude variation as function of dose Recovery at 862 MRad (NOT 900MRad) A.Rozanov AUW CMOS session 4.11.13

Threshold measurement with S-curve Produce S-curve by vary the injection pulse from zero to 1 V. 50% point on S-curve defines the threshold point. Pixel col2xrow1 Dose= 0.5 Mrad Thresh= 324 mV Noise = 63 mv Pixel col2xrow1 Dose= 862 MRad Thresh=367 mV Noise = 81 mv A.Rozanov AUW CMOS session 4.11.13

Injection 1V signal after 862 MRad Both RadHard and Normal pixels works RadHard pixel col2 row 1 Normal pixel col29 row 1 A.Rozanov AUW CMOS session 4.11.13

Normal pixel after 862 MRad pix 29x1 Sr90 signals seen, Fe55 only weak Amp Sr90 signal Fe55 signal A.Rozanov AUW CMOS session 4.11.13

RadHard pixels after 862 MRads. Sr90 and Fe55 signals seen !!! Enable row 1 only, pix col2xrow1 Sr90 signal Fe55 signal A.Rozanov AUW CMOS session 4.11.13

HitMap C09 after noise suppression and single hit in ref plane A.Rozanov 03.12.2013

Efficiency corrected versus FEI4 column Threshold vary from 1150 e in column-2 to 750 e in column 12 A.Rozanov 03.12.2013

Priorities HV2FEI4 AMS Test CCPD_V3 Irradiation CCPD_V3 (Xray+protons) CCPD_V2 Low temperature before and after irradiation – does it reduce the noise ? Try to tune V2 and V3 to lowest possible threshold, ~100 mV , 500 e If V2 with 500 e possible try CERN beam HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

GF 130nm BCDLite CMOS Good radiation tolerance up to 800 Mrads proved on FE-C4 prototypes Interesting prototype GF-HV2FEI4-CCPD under tests Standard commercial offer has too low resistivity Prospects for High Resistivity wafer in discussions, if yes, submission in 2014 HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

New technologies and chips LFoundry 150nm HR – Submission in May 2014 CPPM-Bonn-Heidelberg AMS 350nm High Resistivity 28 April 2014 , mainly Strips (radiation hardness for pixels????), submission done in April 2014, Heidelberg-Geneva Tower Jazz – transistor irradiation in preparation, porting the chip ???? XFAB XT1018 HV SOI 180nm with 100 ohm cm substrate , ~40 um depletion, Transistors under irradiation at Bonn, Heidelberg+Bonn+CPPM???? Large chip in AMS 350 nm, cheap ???? Large chip in AMS 180 nm with DEPFET Mu3e HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

Pixel and Strip ATLAS CMOS R&D Number of Institutes: 15 Number of Researchers: 73 2.5 years (from 08.11.2011) of weekly CMOS meetings Tuesday 17:00 started by Bonn-Berkley-CERN-Geneva-Heidelberg-Marseille https://indico.cern.ch/event/289727/ Strip task force INDICO: https://indico.cern.ch/event/310295/ HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

Two goals for pixels Middle term 2014-2015: CMOS sensor capacitive coupled to FE-I4-B with sub-pixel pitch (actual 33x125 um, options 25x125 um, 50x50 um). To achieve: 99% efficiency, low noise (less than 1% masked pixels), 25 ns time-walk, decoding of sub-pixel address on full area 2x2 cm, at least 300 MRad tolerance. Main goal is to demonstrate a working system. Explore low cost producers (HV or HR), glue contact as well as producers with higher costs, bump-bonding (with AC in the chip) instead of glue. Long term 2015-2019: CMOS sensor coupled to new digital tier (FE65 or FEI4-C) (capacitive CCPD or low cost wafer bonding with TSVs) or integrated MAPS in one tier. Radiation tolerance up to 1000 MRad. Low cost, massive and reliable CMOS production facilities. HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

List of pixel tasks for middle term 2014-2015 CMOS Pixel Sensor: Design and fabrication of full FE-I4 size (or half size) HV-CMOS sensor and HR-CMOS to be coupled to FE-I4 chips. This includes survey of available processes and TCAD simulations of the CMOS sensors. Coupling: Prototyping of coupling methods. Chip-chip, wafer-wafer, AC or DC. This includes a survey of available foundry capabilities and costs. This includes investigation of TSV. Irradiation: Measurement and study of radiation hardness, charge collection efficiency and in-time collection efficiency of available CMOS prototypes (neutrons, X-rays, protons). CMOS Pixel Module: Development of module concept for I/O and power interconnect and how to include control of the CMOS part. This includes mechanical aspects of power and cooling. HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

Continuation of list of pixel tasks for middle term 2014-2015 Testing: Electrical and source tests in the lab, test-beams DESY, SLAC and CERN, PCB and test system developments, software DAQ and monitoring G4 Simulation: Simulation of benefits of CMOS solution for pixels. What CMOS pixel size is needed? LoI simulations proved interest of 25x150 um pitch for inner layers with sensor thickness of 150 um. We need simulations with reduced charge sharing with different ranges of sensor thickness 10-100 um with digital clustering without analog charge pixel weighting. Choice between 33x125 um and 25x125 um (merging some rare combinations) to be simulated. Option of 50x50 um to be simulated for applications in disk and very forward tracking. Possible defects in charge collection efficiency and sub-pixel encoding should be simulated. For longer term one should investigated does sub-pixel encoding of 25x125 um pixels into 25x25 um bring any benefit with realistic sensor thickness. HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

List of pixel tasks for long term Continuation of middle term tasks for low cost and large scale reliable production. Digital input FE: New digital tier chip FE65 or FEI4-C optimized to CCPD or low cost 3D wafer integration Explore CMOS sensors in 65 nm technology with small pixel pitch 25x25 um Full MAPS: Prototyping of fully monolithic concepts. First small format, later full size. HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

List of strip tasks for middle term StripSensor: Design and prototyping of large format strip-appropriate structure on 8” wafers. Either using stitching, post processing, or multi-chip pick and place assembly. Can be MAPS or diodes on high resistivity substrate. G4 SimuStrips: Simulation of benefits of CMOS solution for strips. Number of hits problem (N 3D hit vs. 2N 2-D hits). Impact of mass. Z-position measurement precision needed Irradiation, Module, Testing tasks similar to Pixel tasks, but may need specific additional manpower PassiveStrips: Should we include in this ATLAS RD passive CMOS strips ??? HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

Matrix of Interests Berkley B C A Bonn - CERN Geneva Heidelberg CMOS PixelSensor CMOS Strip semsor Coupling Irradiation Testing CMOS Pixel Module CMOS Strip Module G4 Simulation Digital input FE Full MAPS Berkley B C A Bonn - CERN Geneva Heidelberg Marseille HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

Matrix of Interests Goetingen C - B A Genova Prague Saclay DESY A? CMOS PixelSensor CMOS Strip semsor Coupling Irradiation Testing CMOS Pixel Module CMOS Strip Module G4 Simulation Digital input FE Full MAPS Goetingen C - B A Genova Prague Saclay DESY A? Glasgow HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

Matrix of Interests Santa Cruz A? Liverpool B? Barcelona Liubliana A - CMOS PixelSensor CMOS Strip semsor Coupling Irradiation Testing CMOS Pixel Module CMOS Strip Module G4 Simulation Digital input FE Full MAPS Santa Cruz A? Liverpool B? Barcelona Liubliana A - HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

Relations with beyond ATLAS efforts RD50 can contribute on sensor part of CMOS, complementary to our ATLAS RD effort on micro electronics. Contribution: sensor simulation, sensor design, sensor damage mechanisms, HTCT measurements. Example: explain HV current behavior, recommend solutions. Our chip designers should develop horizontal contacts with RD50 community. RD53 can contribute to new digital tier compatible and optimized for CMOS pixel sensors. For example: multiple capacitive pads receivers of CCPDs. We should take active part in RD53 CMOS digital input part. Analogue design of the CMOS tier or integrated MAPS. Design community is available in RD53, but outside of the approved RD53 scope. If RD structure outside ATLAS is needed: either increase the scope of RD53, or new RD AIDA-2 Expression of Interest Bonn-Marseille-Heidelberg-CERN-Geneva and many other institutes: Genova-Barcelona-Glasgow-Saclay-Liverpool-CERN-LCD-KIT-Milano-Munich-Oxford-RAL-Sheffield. Working group creation agreed for AIDA-2 proposal with 3 tasks: Simulation, Sensor Development, Hybridization (~.7 MEuros AIDA-2+50% national matching) National projects (Germany, France, Suisse, Italy etc) Other EU 2020 projects ??? HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

Full MAPS efforts IBM 130nm based on Tripple Well (T3) structure full MAPS by LBNL in 2013 ESPROS High Resistivity in 2013 by Bonn Several other High Resistivity full MAPS proto in four foundries by Bonn To be continued for long term, but difficult to expect pragmatic solutions in middle term HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14

Organization TWiki site including proposal: https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/Atlas/HVHRCMOSUpgrade Share point site (very recent): https://espace.cern.ch/atlas-pixel-upgrade-elec/HVHR-CMOS/default.aspx HV HR ATLAS CEA-CPPM 2.06.14