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R&D on pixel sensors at ILC ILC Workshop - November 2006 – Valencia.

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Page 1: R&D on pixel sensors at ILC ILC Workshop - November 2006 – Valencia.

R&D on pixel sensors at ILC

ILC Workshop - November 2006 – Valencia

Page 2: R&D on pixel sensors at ILC ILC Workshop - November 2006 – Valencia.

I. Interest on R&D on pixel sensors

A previous collaboration worked well in front end electronics for LHC : HEP experimental group of the ECM department of the Physics School (Universitat de Barcelona):

physicists and electronic engineers (HEP instrumentation and µelectronics design). Microelectronics design group of the electronics department of the Physics School (Universitat de

Barcelona): analog and mixed µelectronics design, smart sensors, µrobotics and cameras (APS). Instrumentation group of the the electronics department of Enginyeria La Salle (Universitat Ramon

Llull): instrumentation, test, VHDL/Verilog, fast serial links (optical, copper-LVDS)

Start R&D on silicon sensors and its front end electronics. From the point of view of instrumentation we are interested in pixel sensor

application at ILC: Vertexing Tracking Others: Scintillator-Silicon pads…

The technologies we are currently interested in are DEPFETs and CMOS MAPs. Study the possibility to join one (or more?) of the current research projects. Final goal is to acquire the know-how on pixel sensor construction. A collaboration with other Spanish institutes with experience on (or interested in)

silicon detectors would be essential to make the project feasible.

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II. Experience on HEP: Amplifier, Shaper and Discriminator

Analog Processing + Digital Control Signal range: 1 pC (1 V)

(1 MIP ~ 30-100 fC) Electronics resolution 2 fc Radiation tolerant design

Guard rings for SEL prevention Triple Voting Register (TVR) for SEU.

Radiation qualification:Using a krypton beam we have qualified this ASIC• Expected total dose (tested up to 200 Gy = 20krad)• The rate of SEU is acceptable • No SEL

AMS BiCMOS 0.8m - 8 dual channels – 30mm2

Designed in collaboration with the electronics department (UB)

NIM (A, 551/2-3 2005 )

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II. Experience on HEP : VFE boardDesigned in collaboration with the La Salle School of Egineering

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QPLL output

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QPLLDrivers for VFE

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Clock buf.

II. Experience on HEP: Control Board

• First level trigger processing• Fast serial links: copper (LVDS) and optical (Gigabits/s)• Interface for slow and fast control.• SPY RAM (debug).• 40 MHz clock distribution.• Radiation tolerance

Designed in collaboration with the La Salle School of Egineering

QPLL output

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II. Experience on HEP: low voltage regulation

• Each powers up to 7 VFE cards

• Several regulators per card

• Regulators shared between VFE cards (26 per LV card).

• Monitoring: V, I and Temperature (on board, on VFE board and external)

• SEL possible (although very rare) in VFE serializers: real time monitoring + fast fuses.

• All the cards pass BURN IN cycling.

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III. Other experience in microelectronics: APSs

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III. Other experience in microelectronics: APSs