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Electrical characterization results for wafers from different vendors Maria Rita Coluccia December 10, 2001
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OUTLINE 6 CiS wafers (ATLAS p-spray sensors production) 2 IRST (Trento) wafers (ATLAS p-spray sensors prototype II) several SINTEF wafers (p-stop sensors) I-V curves for several wafers from 3 vendors:
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CiS WAFER LAYOUT ATLAS PIXEL SENSORS PRE-PRODUCTION sc 4 sc 5 sc 6sc 7 sc 8 sc 9 ti 1 ti 2 ti 3
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CiS single chip sensors (1) moderated p-spray sensors
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CiS single chip sensors (2) moderated p-spray sensors
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CiS single chip sensors (3) moderate p-spray sensors
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CiS tile sensors moderate p-spray sensors
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Comparison between our and ATLAS measurements
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IRST WAFER LAYOUT ATLAS PIXEL SENSORS PROTOTYPE II SMD small dot grid (baseline) LAD large dot grid NOD no dot grid ST single chip, tile-like SE single chip, equal size pixel SB single chip, bricked
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IRST single chip sensors (1) moderated p-spray sensors
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IRST tile sensors moderated p-spray sensors
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SINTEF single chip sensors (p-stop sensors) (1)
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SINTEF single chip sensors (2)
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SINTEF single chip sensors (3)
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SINTEF five chip modules (1)
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SINTEF five chip module (2)
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Summary ATLAS P-SPRAY PIXEL SENSORS: CiS wafers : 1. good performance for single chip sensors ( 32 of the 36 sensors show no breakdown voltage below 500V and I~ 60 nA after depletion) (V dep ~ 50V) 2. all the tile sensors show bad performances IRST wafers : 1. few single chip sensors show breakdown voltage around 200V (V dep ~ 40V) all the others are no good 2. Also in this case the tile sensors show bad performance ATLAS collaboration explains the tile sensors bad performance as due to a bad impurities control process during the wafer production. SINTEF P-STOP PIXEL SENSORS: 1. single chip sensors show a breakdown voltage ~ 300 V (V dep ~200V, I~10nA), few show bad performance 2. five chip modules show the same single chip sensors performance
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