University of Tsukuba A, KEK B, JAXA C, RIKEN D, Okayama University E, University of Fukui F, Kindai University G, Fermilab H ◯ Kota KASAHARA A, S.H. KIM.

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University of Tsukuba A, KEK B, JAXA C, RIKEN D, Okayama University E, University of Fukui F, Kindai University G, Fermilab H ◯ Kota KASAHARA A, S.H. KIM A, Y. TAKEUCHI A, R. SENZAKI A, K. NAGATA A, T. OKUDAIRA A, M. KANAMARU A, T. ICHIMURA A, K. MORIUCHI A, K. KIUCHI A, Y. ARAI B, M. HAZUMI B, T. WADA C, S. MATSUURA C, S. MIMA D, H. ISHINO E, Y.KATO F, T. YOSHIDA G, E. RAMBERG H, M. KOZLOVSKY H, P. RUVINOV H, D. SEGRATSKOV H Development of Superconducting Tunnel Junction(STJ) Photon Detector on SOI Preamplifier Board to Search for Radiative Decays of Cosmic Neutrino Background June. 6 th TIPP ‘14 International Conference on Technology and Instrumentation in Particle Physics ‘14 2nd-6th June 2014 in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Outline 2  Motivation(Search for Neutrino Radiative Decay)  Introduction of Superconducting Tunnel Junction(STJ)  STJ on Silicon-on-Insulator Preamplifier-board(SOI-STJ)  Current Status on Development of SOI-STJ  Future Plan  Summary June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14

Motivation 3 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14  Lifetime of Neutrino(ν 3 → ν 1,2 + γ) years in SM expectation, τ O(10 17 ) years in left-right symmetric model (SU(2) L ⊗ SU(2) R ⊗ U(1) B-L ) Present limit is 3 x years (AKARI). We will use Cosmic Neutrino Background as neutrino source for Neutrino Decay.  Neutrino Mass Measurement We know that neutrinos have small masses but neutrino mass itself have not been measured. Aiming at measuring neutrino mass itself with Neutrino Radiative Decay.

4 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 Requirements for the Detector Neutrino Decay Energy Spectrum Red shift Effect Zodiacal light 50 x 8 pixels  Nb/Al-STJ photon detector (50 x 8 pixels) with grating is a candidate for our experiment.  Aiming at improving the current experimental lower limit of the neutrino lifetime by 2 order in rocket experiment:  ( 3 )>O(10 14 years) 80um 40um Search region

5 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 STJ is a Josephson Junction composed of Superconductor / Insulator / Superconductor. 1.Photon absorbed in superconducting layers of STJ (Josephson current suppressed by applying magnetic field). 2.Excites cooper pairs into quasi-particles according to absorbed energy. 3.Observe tunneling current due to quasi- particles through the insulator. Principle of Operation SiNbAl Tc[K] Δ[meV] Number of Quasi-particles in Nb/Al-STJ G Al : Trapping Gain In Al(~10) E 0 : Photon Energy Δ : E-Gap in superconductor For 25meV single photon What’s STJ(Superconducting Tunnel Junction) ?? STJ Photon Detector 500nm

6 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14  Current Status of Development for Nb/Al-STJ(if you want to know detail, please see Yuji TAKEUCHI’s slides- Ⅱ.c Neutrino session 12:00-). We haven’t succeeded in detecting a far-infrared single photon yet due to readout noise(thermal noise and cable noise). Need to adopt the preamplifier operated at ultra-low-temperature. FD-SOI device was proved to operate at 4K by a JAXA/KEK group(AIPC 1185, (2009)). Development of cold preamplifier Silicon on Insulator(SOI) Processing LSI on SiO 2 Insulator. Very Small Parasitic Capacitance due to separation between MOSFETs with insulator(Not Depletion). Low-Power to be Operated High Speed Good at Large Scale Integration Suppression of charge-up by high mobility carrier due to thin depletion layer(~50nm). Apply this to readout of STJ signal ! Bulk-CMOS SOI-CMOS ~50nm ~10um

Requirement for the amplifier of STJ readout. 7 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14  Speed We think that integration region of charge is from 1uS to 4uS.  Low power consumption Typical cooling power of our refrigerator is 400uW. To 100pA 1. Operating below 800mK 2. Power consumption in the amplifier is as low as possible. 3. amplifying up to 1MHz is sufficiently good to apply. Temperature Dependence of Dark Current with Nb/Al-STJ(10000um 2 ) 3He sorption is better

Via(W) for Electrical Contact What’s SOI-STJ ? Processing Nb/Al-STJ on SOI preamplifier board directly. Expected good signal-to-noise ratio. Potential for expansion of multi-pixel device 8 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 The first prototype of SOI-STJ We tested the Nb/Al-STJ on SOI wafer which only include MOSFET to answer the following questions: SOI-FET has no damage by processing STJ ? Quality of Nb/Al-STJ can be good on SOI wafer ? SOI-STJ STJ Capacitance FET 700 um 640 um SOI-STJ Circuit STJ C Gate Drain Source

Nb/Al-STJ can be processed on SOI wafer perfectly ? 9 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 Refrigerator 1K Ohm Readout circuit 2 mV /DIV. 1 mA /DIV. 500uV /DIV. 10 nA /DIV. 2mV /DIV. 50uA /DIV. 2 mV /DIV. 1 mA /DIV. I c ~ 200uA ZOOM IN Nb/Al-STJ We have measured I-V curve of Nb/Al-STJ (50um x 50um junction) processed on SOI wafer At 700mK with dilution refrigerator.  We have seen the distinctive I-V curve of Josephson Junction !  Leak 0.5mV is 6nA. It’s almost same as our best record of normal Nb/Al- STJ(100um x 100um) 10nA.  Quality Factor (R dynamic /R normal ) On Si wafer : 5 x 10 5 On SOI wafer : 3 x 10 5 B=35 G

10 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 1. SOIFET can be operated below 800mK ? NMOS( mK) Width = 1000um Length = 1um PMOS(750mK) Width = 1000um Length = 1um NMOS PMOS Excellent performance !! I-V curve of SOIFETs after processing Nb/Al-STJ. Both of NMOS and PMOS could be operated below 800mK. Trans-conductance “g m ” was not varied drastically for each temperature at operation voltage(0.2V). We can use these as Preamplifier for STJ signal at ultra-low temperature. Ids [A] -Ids [A] V gs [V] g m [S] V ds [V]

11 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 2. Power Consumption of SOIFET Width = 1.42um Length = Vgs=0.8V Vgs=0.9V Vgs=1.0V Bias voltage of SOI-FET in saturation region( red line at right figure ) : 0.5 V Current (I ds )of FET in saturation region at Vgs = 0.8V : 0.09 uA Power consumption = 0.5 V ×0.09 uA = 45 nW/FET in case of W/L=1.42um/0.42um  We need to calculate the thermal model in rocket experiment firstly.  We investigate the possibility of using it around the threshold voltage(lower power and higher gain are expected, but lower speed).

12 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 3. Frequency dependence of SOIFET r0 500uV /DIV. 1uS /DIV. Signal (1.5uS)  We observed the signal of Nb/Al-STJ processed on SOI board to 465nm laser pulse. The width of the signal of Nb/Al-STJ is about 1 uS. Our requirement for the amplifier is operation above 1 MHz in order to best S/N.  We Checked the behavior of SOI-FET as the preamplifier.  But we can not measure the gain at high frequency due to too large output impedance. Set GAIN LHe temp.

13 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 Future Plans  We are updating the SOI-STJ schematic for amplification of the Nb/Al-STJ signal. 1.Replace the resistance to SOI-FET that we use as current source. 2.Employ the Feedback between drain and gate to apply stable bias voltage 3.Add the follower to reduce the Output Impedance. Designed the ratio (W/L) so that the operation power is below 120uW. In current status, We will measure the response to laser pulse with renewed SOI-STJ soon.

14 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 Summary  SOI-STJ photon detector is under development for detecting far-infrared single photon for neutrino mass measurement.  We processed Nb/Al-STJ on SOI-FET board and confirmed the following performances. SOIFET has no damage by processing Nb/Al-STJ. Nb/Al-STJ is also operated normally. SOIFET can be operated below 800mK. *For your information, we also confirmed that SOIFET can be operated at 100mK.

15 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 Back Up Slides

16 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 How can we check the performance of STJ??  Josephson Junction has distinctive I-V curve.  The leakage current at operation voltage(0.5mV) deteriorate of energy resolution. To discriminate signal from leakage current fluctuation, the leak current of the Nb/Al-STJ should be below 100pA(Our best sample has 10nA).  Blue region Cooper pairs can go through directly the other electrode due to larger bias than gap energy.  Red region The cooper pair tunneling Current is seen at V = 0V. This is suppressed during applying Magnetic fields. The I-V curve of Josephson junction

17 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 Trapping Gain STJ Back tunneling  When quasi-particle that is created around insulator go through the insulator layer, then quasi-particle break cooper pair in opposite layer and make cooper pair with one of quasi-particles.

18 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 I-V curve of ultra-low temperature SOI-FET Gate Metal Channel Width(w) Channel Length(L) w=1.42um, l = w=1um×4, l = w=10um×4, l = We can see the I-V curve for each W/L value.

19 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 Requirement for leakage current of Nb/Al-STJ When far-infrared single photon incident to the Nb/Al-STJ, Number of created quasi-particle in STJ is around 100e(assuming Gal = 10). We want to separate between the signal and pedestal (3 sigma). so requirement for fluctuation of the leakage current of STJ is follow. If we assume that integration width is 1.5 uS, our requirement for the leakage current is…

20 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 Temperature Dependence of I-V curve Threshold voltage is changed. But the other properties are almost unchanged.

21 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14 Energy resolution of Nb/Al-STJ Energy Resolution of STJ F : Fano Factor Δ :Gap energy E : Photon energy For 25meV single photon

22 June. 6 th 2014 TIPP ‘14