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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) P-irradiated-oxygenated Non-irradiated-oxygenated Non-irradiated-non-oxygenated P-irradiated-non-oxygenated sensors put in a PSI testbeam in very short time A „Cross-Alps“ CMS collaboration of Bari, Karlsruhe, Padova, Perugia and Wien Silizium- Mikrostreifen-Detektoren nach 10 Jahren LHC für CMS Goal: Test complete CMS like Quality assurance Ensure sensor functionality after 10 LHC years
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) Blue double layers Red single layers Low resistivity to postpone type inversion lower Vdep after 10 LHC years New all-silicon design: 10 barrel layers 2 inner barrel disk 9 forward disks CMS Tracker Design & Layout (1)
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) CMS Tracker Design & Layout (2) Use instead of standard silicon less dangling bonds less surface damage ~no increase of interstrip capacitance after irradiation no increase in noise For small width over pitch ratio (0.25) implement metal overhang on strip to avoid breakdown (field reaches through SiO2) more stable detector with respect to bias voltage up to 500V
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) P-Irradiation at Karlsruhe This time: 34MeV protons. (10 LHC years) Sensors cooled down to –10°C during irrad. (CMS like operation) Future CMS QA Karlsruhe Kompaktzyklotron
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) 165V 350V At 21°C Tests in the lab (1) IV CV
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) 101pF ~Same as before 1.7M ~Same as before 3.2pF (one neighbour) ~Same as before 1 - 2.5nA before at 21°C Tests in the lab (2) ~450nA
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) One double-sensor module 1 module with: 2 oxygenated sensors APV25S1 prototype hybrid prototype repeater In the cool-box-frame
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) Assembly at the PSI Beam Bias voltage supply Cool-box Electronics
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) PSI test 4 - 24 Dec 2000
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) Noise Preliminary
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) Signal / Noise Preliminary
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) Strip configuration Sensors gallery CSEM Ba1 pitch 61 m implant 12.3 m metal 11 m Micron oxy (KA,PD,PG) Pd 26 pitch 61 m implant 6.5 m metal 17.2 m Micron standard Pd 25 pitch 61 m implant 10 m metal 10 m CSEM Ba2 pitch 61 m implant 12.6 m metal 12.6 m
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) Noise vs. Capacitive load ENC [e] = 400 + 60 / [pF] 600e “readout noise” (bandwidth limitation) Good agreement with data SNR=16.5 @ C=15pF
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) Conclusion S/N of 17-18 with final readout chip and 16 for a full irradiated module looks very promising. S/N differences are more related to CC and Cint values depending on strip width rather than from ox or nox. Sensor parameters like breakdown voltages, leakage currents and strip parameters after irradiation are well within CMS specification. CMS specifies sensor behavior (parameters) after irradiation and not the oxygen content!!!
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) Signal
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) The cool-box from Wien Test performed at –10°C with N 2 flushing and Peltier cooling
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) The bunker & FAST professional cabeling
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) Signal / Noise Preliminary
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DPG 2001 Frank Hartmann (IEKP) Electrical parameters DetectorSensors Vdep* (nirr) Ileak*(nirr) (uA) Vbkd Rbias(M ) Cint(pF)Ccoupl(pF)Vdep(irr)Ileak(irr)Vbd(irr) PD261962-16 6501.4495 2015-14 8501.7495 PG BA1Csem-131294.6550201.8 Csem-221334550221.8 PD271968-11155 8501.62.3 1968-8126 8501.62.2 KA 1962-17 (*) 16548502.22.1 350400850 1962-24130 8001.7 (1.7 irrad)2.3 280400800 BA2
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