Full-size ATLAS Sensor Testing On behalf of the ATLAS R&D group Development of n-in-p Silicon Sensors for very high radiation environment Jan Bohm Institute.

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Full-size ATLAS Sensor Testing On behalf of the ATLAS R&D group Development of n-in-p Silicon Sensors for very high radiation environment Jan Bohm Institute of Physics AS CR, Prague R&D50 Workshop, CERN,

Total number of tested sensors: 19 ATLAS institutes involved in testing: University of Cambridge 2 sensors: W15, W16 J.R.Carter, B. Hommels, D. Robinson Stony Brook University 9 sensors: W19, W21-23, W25-29 B. DeWilde, R. Maunu, D. Puldon, R. McCarthy, D. Schamberger Institute of Physics AS CR and Charles University, Prague 6 sensors: W32, W33, W35, W37, W38, W39 J. Bohm, J. Broz, Z. Dolezal, P. Kodys, P. Kubik, M. Mikestikova Geneva University 2 sensors: W17, W18 A. Clark, D. Ferrèrre, S. G. Sevilla J.Bohm, R&D50 Conference, CERN Testing before irradiation Testing of large area ATLAS07 Series I sensors manufactured by Hamamatsu Photonics

. IV characteristics of large area ATLAS07 Series I sensors normalized to 20°C. No microdischarges with exception of W18 having slow breakdown at ~420V but after a “training”, no microdischarge up to 1000V. All tested sensors satisfy the ATLAS07 Technical Specification Ileak<20µA Note: Leakage current should be measured with time delay of several seconds (10s) after ramping up bias voltage and measured for both cases, the ramping up and the ramping down of Vbias. See note of A.Chilingarov at RD50 Recommendations. J.Bohm, R&D50 Conference, CERN “Training of detectors” : Detector is biased by the breakdown voltage at current ~10µA for min or longer time.

Time Evolution of Leakage Current Leakage current is decreasing with time for sensors having slow breakdown after testing. Vbias=-240V After ~20 hours of “training” slow breakdown of W37 at -360V disappeared and IV characteristic was restored. J.Bohm, R&D50 Conference, CERN RH=35% After the quality acceptance tests the measured leakage current was usually higher by 10-30%.

Depletion Voltage 5 Bulk capacitance measured between backplane and bias ring by LCR meter with CSRS function at 1kHz V dep extracted as crossing of the linear rise 1/C^2 and the saturated value Very smooth behavior of CV Summary: All tested sensors satisfy specifications: Vdep<500V Estimated values of Vdep Prague 6 sensors V Stony Brook V Cambridge 2 235, 245V Cbulk =3.25nF on plateau Frequency dependence of a bulk capacitance of sensors W37 and W38 measured at 240 V with CR in series. J.Bohm, R&D50 Conference, CERN

2-probes 3-probes 5-probes LCR High DC pad LCR Low GND Inter-strip Capacitance – Methods of Measurement Different methods of Cint measurement Five-probe method: S.Lindgren et al. Santa Crus University S.Lindgren et al. Mini-sensors Lstrip=0.89cm Cint(5-pr)/Cint(3-pr)= and for 100kHz and 1MHz, respect. Cint(2-pr)/Cint(5-pr)=0.53 J.Bohm, R&D50 Conference, CERN Isolated strips GND AC pad

Frequency dependence of inter-strip capacitance measured with three-probe method (full symbols) and with five-probe method (open symbols) at Vbias= -240 V. Inter-strip Capacitance – Bias Scan Inter-strip capacitance as a function of the reverse bias voltage measured at randomly selected strips from each sensor segment with the three-probe method at 100 kHz (full symbols) and with the five-probe method (open symbols) at 100 kHz and 1 MHz test frequencies. Technical Specification defines upper limit: Cint / 1cm < 1.1pF measured by three-probe method at 100kHz with CR in parallel. J.Bohm, R&D50 Conference, CERN Cint has complicated behavior at low bias voltages but becomes constant beyond FDV Recommendation: Measure Cint at 1MHz Test frequency with function CR in parallel by three- probe method.

Strip Scan of Cint by Two-probe and Three-probe methods Hartmut Sadrozinski initiated three-probe method for the Strip Scan of Cint The aim of strip-to-strip measurements is to study strip integrity and uniformity of electrical characteristics over the whole sensor.It requires probing 1280 strip pads on each of four sensor segments. A switching matrix was used to perform multiple tests on adjacent strips at each step of an automatic probe station (simultaneous measurement of Ccoupl, Rbias, Istrip, Idiel, Rint,Cint) Very probably capacitance of the switching matrix is not stable and it changes by several hundreds of fF. Similar non-stability observed in Stony Brook and Prague FWHM=12fF Three-probe method confirmed perfect parameter uniformity over whole large Hamamatsu sensor Measurement in Prague with three-probe method without switching matrix J.Bohm, R&D50 Conference, CERN Two-probe method

Time Evolution of Inter-strip Capacitance RH=32-35%, T=22C Cint measured by three-probe method at 100kHz and 1MHz test frequency A. Chilingarov, Nucl. Instr. and Meth. A 560 (2006) There is no decrease of Cint with time as it was observed on SCT sensors Very good surface isolation of ATLAS07 sensors J.Bohm, R&D50 Conference, CERN

Coupling Capacitance/Bias Resistance 10 ATLAS07 Specification: C cpl measured between strip metal (AC pad) and strip implant (DC pad) at 1kHz with CR in parallel ≥ 20pF/cm C cpl /cm>27.8pF IV scan made by SMU for voltages 1V-6V applied to implant DC pad. Rbias=dUappl/dI Rbias is constant while n-p junction is closed (Vbias=-0.7V) ATLAS07 Specification: Rbias = 1.5±0.5MΩ J.Bohm, R&D50 Conference, CERN

Strip Scan of Coupling Capacitance and Bias Resistor In the strip scan Ccoupl and Rbias are measured by LCR meter between AC pad and Bias Ring, CR in series at 100kHz test frequency J.Bohm, R&D50 Conference, CERN FWHM=120kΩ AC pad DC pad Rinter Bias Ring 2 DC pads contacted: Rint, Istrip 1 AC pad and BR: Ccoupl, Rbias, Idiel 3 AC pads contacted: Cinter FWHM=1.5pF No openings and shorts were found on tested sensors W15, W16, W23, W25, W38 – in total strips

Strip Scan of the Strip Current and Inter-strip Resistor Rinter=1/conductance is equal to 300GΩ/cm W23 The inter-strip resistance has been measured on pair of strips of a fully depleted sensor: SMU applied voltages ±10V to the DC pad and current to ground was measured on second strip. Strip current was measured between the DC pad on an implant strip and the ground of a fully depleted sensor. Istrip probes the bulk and n-implant homogeneity J.Bohm, R&D50 Conference, CERN

Current through the coupling dielectric The current flowing through the coupling dielectric was measured by SMU at 100V applied to the AC pad J.Bohm, R&D50 Conference, CERN No pinhole have been observed on all tested sensors W23, W25, W38 – in total strips

ATLAS07 Specification Measurement Leakage Current< 200 µA at 600 V200 nA – 370 nA Full Depletion Voltage < 500 V190 V – 245 V Coupling Capacitance at 1 kHz > 20 pF/cm>28 pF/cm Silicon Bias Resistance 1.5±0.5 MΩ1.3 MΩ MΩ Current through dielectric I diel < 10 nA Pinhole: I diel >>10 nA < 10 nA Strip CurrentNo explicit limit< 2 nA Inter-strip Capacitance 3 probe method 100kHz 5 probe method < 1.1 pF/cm0.7 pF/cm – 0.8 pF/cm 0.66pF/cm- [1] [1] 0.75pF/cm Inter-strip Resistance per cm > 10x R bias ~ 15 MΩ > 150 GΩ [1][1] For a noise estimate the five-probe method Comparison of measured parameter values with Technical Specification All tested sensors satisfied Technical Specification of non-irradiated sensors for leakage current and full depletion voltage as well as for coupling capacitance, bias resistance, inter-strip capacitance and resistance measured with the bias voltage scan. The onset voltage of micro-discharges for ATLAS07 large area sensors is VMD > 1000V. Strip scans were performed on six sensors. Measurements of coupling capacitance and the current going through coupling dielectric show that there are no defects on tested strips: no pinholes, punch-through defects, shorts, or openings of metal strips. Measurements of coupling capacitance and bias resistance on one strip as well as measurements on pairs of strips of the inter-strip resistance and the three-probe measurement of Cint confirmed no systematic deviations from uniform distributions. J.Bohm, R&D50 Conference, CERN All evaluated sensors passed the quality acceptance tests

Punch-through Voltage It was found that the behavior of 1 cm test structures with and without PTP was very similar (Z3 and Z4) (S.Lindgren et al) Voltage is applied on DC pad and current is measured on bias ring. Hartmut Sadrozinski initiated measurement for full size sensor Full size sensors with 2.38cm strips with p-stop only have similar behavior (Sensor W37) as mini-sensors. PRELIMINARY a) DC pad closely to bias resistor (BR) b) DC pad on opposite side to BR Case b) has PTV higher by 1,2V than case a) and eff. res. is also higher by 0.1MOhm for b) than for a). No dependence on strip # was seen. Punch-through voltage (PTV) depends on bias voltage Mini-sensors J.Bohm, R&D50 Conference, CERN