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1 10 CBM Collaboration Meeting 2007 Sept. 25-28 1 Moscow Engineering Physics Institute (State University) Status of Radiation Tolerant Blocks for STS A. Simakov / V. Shunkov

2 10 CBM Collaboration Meeting 2007 Sept. 25-28 2 Moscow Engineering Physics Institute (State University) Outline 1.List of tasks to be solved 2.Development of measuring infrastructure and test software 3.Rad-hard test facilities in MEPhI 4.Some views on rad-hard design of IP blocks

3 10 CBM Collaboration Meeting 2007 Sept. 25-28 3 The problems (from Christian Schmidt’s TOPlan) 1) Minimum setup for total dose effect measurements: Need to apply at least clock and bias during the test 2) Design and Submission of Test circuits 3) Development of testing software 4) Design of rad – hard IP-blocks 5) New rad-hard tests facilities 6) SEU Error Correction 7) Radiation Hardness Tests

4 10 CBM Collaboration Meeting 2007 Sept. 25-28 4 New Computer Aided Measuring Center Center are equipped with automatic Agilent devices and Sun computer cluster Mentor Graphics has supplied a TEST COMPRESS software Sponsorship is from Rosobrnauka and Rosprom

5 10 CBM Collaboration Meeting 2007 Sept. 25-28 5 Examples of Test circuits

6 10 CBM Collaboration Meeting 2007 Sept. 25-28 6 MEPHI’s Accelerating Center Linear Electron Accelerator U-28 Particle energy - 8 MeV. Max.beam current – 300μA. Dose rate (at I~10 10 e/cm 2.s) – 1x10 2 rad/s. For D=10 6 rad. Exposition time- 10 4 s, (~3h). Dose rate at γ-conversion (1m) – 10 rad/s.

7 10 CBM Collaboration Meeting 2007 Sept. 25-28 7 New rad-hard tests facility Linear Proton Accelerator E p – 1 ÷ 3 MeV T pulse – 1 ÷ 100 μs I pulse – 1 mA Square pulse – 5 ÷ 8mm T pulse – 0.1 ÷ 50 s

8 10 CBM Collaboration Meeting 2007 Sept. 25-28 8 Three approaches for extreme radiation hardness achievingThree approaches for extreme radiation hardness achieving Single Event Effect hardened logicSingle Event Effect hardened logic SOI dose and SEE hardened test chipSOI dose and SEE hardened test chip Some views on rad-hard design of IP blocks

9 10 CBM Collaboration Meeting 2007 Sept. 25-28 9 Three rad-hard achieving approaches 1.Special radiation hardened technology (e.g. SOI) 2.Circuit and layout design methods on standard technology 3.Combination of technology and design hardening CBM electronics should be extremely radiation hardened versus Total Ionizing Dose and Single Event EffectsCBM electronics should be extremely radiation hardened versus Total Ionizing Dose and Single Event Effects Standard technologies and circuits could not provide this requirementsStandard technologies and circuits could not provide this requirements Three main approaches in rad-hard achieving are:

10 10 CBM Collaboration Meeting 2007 Sept. 25-28 10 Single Event Effect Hardening SEE can be suppressed by circuit methods like triple- mode redundancySEE can be suppressed by circuit methods like triple- mode redundancy The cost is triple power and areaThe cost is triple power and area Another method is to use SEE-hardened primitive cells with internal redundancyAnother method is to use SEE-hardened primitive cells with internal redundancy D trigger with internal redundancy

11 10 CBM Collaboration Meeting 2007 Sept. 25-28 11 Test Chip Test chip has been made on SOI 0.5µm on 1x1 SRISS* RAS fab in MoscowTest chip has been made on SOI 0.5µm on 1x1 SRISS* RAS fab in Moscow Hardened circuits demonstrated 9.6 Mrad dose tolerance vs 50 krad of standard circuitsHardened circuits demonstrated 9.6 Mrad dose tolerance vs 50 krad of standard circuits Single Event Rate in SOI was in order of magnitude smaller than 0.5 µm bulk and similar to 0.18 µm bulkSingle Event Rate in SOI was in order of magnitude smaller than 0.5 µm bulk and similar to 0.18 µm bulk Strip transistors with extreme TID and SEE hardness has been designedStrip transistors with extreme TID and SEE hardness has been designed * - Science Research Institute for System Studies

12 10 CBM Collaboration Meeting 2007 Sept. 25-28 12 SOI rad-hardened strip transistors Bulk ELT may be designed with W/L > 7 that leads to increasing power consumption and areaBulk ELT may be designed with W/L > 7 that leads to increasing power consumption and area SOI strip transistors with same hardness may be designed with W/L = 1.4SOI strip transistors with same hardness may be designed with W/L = 1.4 SOI allows area and power consumption reduction for radiation hardened circuitsSOI allows area and power consumption reduction for radiation hardened circuits

13 10 CBM Collaboration Meeting 2007 Sept. 25-28 13 Thus… SEE-hardened logic circuits has been designed in 1x1 SOI 0.5µm and UMC bulk 0.18 µmSEE-hardened logic circuits has been designed in 1x1 SOI 0.5µm and UMC bulk 0.18 µm SOI test circuits demonstrated high dose and SEE hardnessSOI test circuits demonstrated high dose and SEE hardness UMC tests have been designed but still not fabricatedUMC tests have been designed but still not fabricated Designed SEE-hardened circuits can be implemented in CBM control logicDesigned SEE-hardened circuits can be implemented in CBM control logic Known 9.6 Mrad dose toleranceKnown 9.6 Mrad dose tolerance No latchupNo latchup Good SEE toleranceGood SEE tolerance Full-custom ASICs can be fabricated in very small seriesFull-custom ASICs can be fabricated in very small series High interest of SRISS RAS in collaborating in CBMHigh interest of SRISS RAS in collaborating in CBM 1x1fab SOI advantages Rad-hard design in MEPhI


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