CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, 2008 1 H C A L Upgrade Workshop CMS HCAL Working Group FE Electronics: New QIE Nov 20, 2007 People interested in QIE10 development:

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CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A L Upgrade Workshop CMS HCAL Working Group FE Electronics: New QIE Nov 20, 2007 People interested in QIE10 development: Chris Tully, Jim Freeman, Sergey Los, Rick Vidal, Julie Whitmore QIE8 ASIC Engineers: Tom Zimmerman, Jim Hoff (FADC)

CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A L QIE8 Description Current QIE8 Charge Integrator Encoder 4 stage pipelined device (25ns per stage) charge collection settling readout reset Inverting (HPDs) and Non-inverting (PMTs) Inputs Internal non-linear Flash ADC Outputs 5 bit mantissa 2 bit range exponent 2 bit Cap ID

CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A L Current QIE8 Operation QIE Design Specifications Clock > 40 MHz Must accept both polarities of charge Charge sensitivity of lowest range – 1fC/LSB(inverting- input) In Calibration Mode 1/3 fC/LSB Maximum Charge – 9670 fC/25ns(inverting- input) Range (1-10,297 fC) 4500 electrons rms noise FADC Differential Non- Linearity <.05 LSBs Package - 64 pin TQFP QIE8 - AMS 0.8  m bi-CMOS process Chip Size: 3.07 mm x 4.35 mm

CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A L QIE8 Response

CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A L 6 Channel QIE8 FE Board Custom ASICs QIE (6 / board) Fermilab CCA (3 / board) Fermilab Low Voltage Regulator (2 / board) CERN Developed in rad hard process Gigabit Optical Link [GOL] (2 / board) CERN Developed in rad hard process MC100LVEP111 LVPECL clock fanout chip MC100LVELT23 LVPECL-LVTTL P82B96 I2C Transceiver (change to P82B715) AD590 Temp Sensor OP184 bi-polar OpAmpPZT222A transistor Honeywell VCSEL HFE419x-521 (2/board) [back side of board]

CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A L QIE10 12-Channel Cards Quad QIE10 Quad QIE10 Quad QIE10 Rad Hard FPGA (TDC/CCA) GOL

CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A L QIE Data Current Configuration Gbps/fiber Each RBX - 72 QIE channels/RBX (72 towers) 18 channels/RM (3 cards, 6 QIE channels, 2 fibers/card. 3 QIEs/fiber) 1 QIE = 5-bit Mantissa, 2-bit range, 2-bit CapID = 9-bits 32-bits/fiber, 1.6 Gbps (8-bit/10-bit), Gigabit Ethernet New Configuration Gbps/fiber Each RBX - 72 towers Tower - 3 layers (1 inner, 2 inter-weaving outer) Each Tower (3 QIEs) - Total 32-bits 1 QIE - 6-bits, 2-bit range = 8-bits (x3) TDC - 5-bit (per tower) CapID - 2-bit (per tower) Error Bit - 1 bit (per 3 QIEs) Each Fiber - 2 Towers (6 QIEs = 3.2 Gbps/fiber) Use 4 cards and all 8 fibers in ribbon

CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A L Quad QIE10 Specs QIE10 Clock > 40 MHz Match to SiPM response HB - ZETEC 40,000 pixel device 4X Dynamic range of QIE8 1 Extra bit resolution (5--> 6) Keep non-linear response as in QIE8 Charge sensitivity of lowest range QIE8: Norm - 1fC/LSB, Calib - 1/3 fC/LSB QIE10: 10x less sensitive Set by lowest SiPM gain (Singapore ZETEC - HB?) Need to control rate effects (DC coupling) 2 or 4 QIE10 per package, either multi-channel QIE die or separate dice in single package Form a “discriminated signal” to send to the FPGA for TDCing 1 TDC signal per channel

CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A L Quad QIE10 - TomZ QIE10 Design Discussions w/ Tom Zimmerman (Tully/Freeman/Los) Will 0.8  m AMS Process still exist for QIE10? Tom will check with AMS Prefers negative polarity for better impedance control Try for 25  impedance try for small dynamic impedance to avoid time slewing of inverting QIE8 input Prefers DC coupling 1 more bit of dynamic range seemed doable Not much more power needed (<< x2)

CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A LPlansPlans QIE10 R&D Need 100,000 channels (60,000 channels + spares) Need production run such that we have chips in hand by 2011 Probably 2 submissions: 1)Prototype, 2)Production TomZ can start to work on this in March > Need QIE10 spec from HCAL well in advance Issues: Need to check radiation hardness of AMS process CMOS registers die from TID at 200 kRad (3.5E12). Need to test beyond this and try accelerated annealing Bipolar - Beta for npn-transistors dropped by 5-10% after equivalent of 5E11 n/cm 2 Have we decided on ZETEC (since this drives the dynamic range of the device)?

CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A L QIE Radiation Tolerance (from SEU ASIC studies) AMS – Most sensitive register (Minimum size + guard ring) Number of upsets per reading increases with threshold shift from TID HP and AMS registers (Minimum + guard ring) Device failure from TID (~200kRad)

CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A L Bi-polar Radiation Studies for QIE Bi-polars from AMS 0.8  m bi-CMOS process Beta for npn-transistors dropped by 5-10% after equivalent of 5E11 n/cm 2 Pre -irradiation Current Beta  = 104 Operating point – 1 0  A Post- irradiation (6 weeks) Current Beta  = 95.1 Operating point –10  A

CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A L FE Board Test FE Board response in 200 MeV proton beam SEU measurement is limited by data rate Several pathologies Signals in QIE in front of integration caps (signal & reference) Signals in QIE on back of end caps (signal follows cap) SEU events Pedestal Events ADC counts # Time Slices/ADC Count Charge (fC) Frequency Summed charge Per event (not ped sub: Ped ~80fC) Evts: 1 slice > 5ct above ped

CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A L FE Rad Data Pathologies SEU in QIE Mantissa: 4ct Range Bit 0  1 Run 2059: Event Time Slice (25ns/slice) ADC Counts/Slice Time Slice (25ns/slice) SEU in QIE Mantissa 0101  1101 Run 2059: Event Positive Pulse in QIE ~29fC Time Slice (25ns/slice) ADC Counts/Slice Time Slice (25ns/slice) Negative Pulse in QIE (pulse on Reference Input) ADC Counts/Slice

CMS Upgrade Workshop – Nov 20, H C A L Protons Interacting in QIE Pulses in QIE consistent with protons interacting in QIE silicon (~10mils thick) MIP in Si (28k-30k e - ) per 300  m Expect maximum energy deposition (16fC-1.6pC) based on previous measurement of protons interacting in HPD silicon but also consistent with Monte Carlo simulations We see 60-70fC in the PEAK slice HCAL implications These events (also expected in HPD silicon) will be ignored at trigger level since the energy is deposited in a single isolated channel Charge (fC) Frequency Summed charge Per event (not ped sub: Ped ~80fC) Evts: 1 slice > 5ct above ped