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1 % Charge lost to routing line (detector No irradiation) % Voltage(V) Charge lost to routing line predicted to be O(5%) Charge lost reduces with higher operating voltage

2 % Charge lost to routing line (detector with irradiation at 400V) % Fluence ( 10 -14 p/cm 2 ) Charge loss to routing line predicted to be largely independent of fluence

3 Peaking Time Use Response function of Front End ns Voltage Unirradiated

4 Peaking time ns Fluence ( 10-14 p/cm2) Irradiated Detector (400V) Small increase in peaking time

5 Charge Collection Arbitrary Units Voltage Unirradiated

6 Charge Collection Arbitrary Units Fluence ( 10-14 p/cm2) Irradiated Detector (400V) Drop in total charge collected (lose approx 35%)

7 Cluster Profile Example PR-03 32.5μm 0deg Unirradiated Normal incidence over middle Strip Cluster Shape v Voltage Fluence ( 10-14 p/cm2) PR-03 32.5μm 0deg Normal incidence over middle Strip at 400V Cluster Shape v Fluence

8 Cluster Profile Example PR-03 32.5μm 0deg Unirradiated 9° incidence over middle Strip Cluster Shape v Voltage Note change of cluster mode strip

9 Cluster Profile Example PR-03 32.5μm 0deg Unirradiated 9° incidence over middle Strip Cluster Shape v Voltage PR-03 32.5μm 0deg Irradiated 400V 9° incidence over middle Strip Cluster Shape v Fluence Fluence ( 10-14 p/cm2)

10 Cluster Profiles Example Centred on strip 3 (0°) Midway between 2 and 3 (0°)

11 Cluster Profiles Lot of information –PR-03 32.5: 0°,9° –PR-03 70.0: 0°,9° –PR-04 50.0: 9° Function of Voltage and Fluence!

12 Simplified Analyses Data available for more realistic cluster analysis of data… Remove hit strips that are less than 0.1 MIP (S/N should be better than this!) Look at cluster centroids as a function of entry point and angle into the detector –Example of how to get it wrong –BUT NOT just an artefact of clustering –Mobility of e and h and sampling time

13 Shift Errors 32.5 pitch, 0° Incidence 32.5 pitch, 9° Incidence 70.0 pitch, 0° Incidence 70.0 pitch, 9° Incidence

14 Shift Error with Radiation 32.5 pitch, 9° Incidence 70 pitch, 9° Incidence Fluence ( 10-14 p/cm2) Fluence ( 10-14 p/cm2) Inclined tracks have more problems As detector degrades effects appear to get larger

15 Approx Ideal Resolution PR-03 32.5μm (140V) 70μm (140V) 0°0°~4μm~4μm~10μm 9°9°~4μm~4μm~7μm~7μm 1/ 12 9μm9μm20μm


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