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Page 1: Report on CMS 3D sensor tests Enver Alagoz 1 On behalf of CMS 3D collaboration 1 Physics Department, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47907- 2036.

Report on CMS 3D sensor tests

Enver Alagoz1

On behalf of CMS 3D collaboration1Physics Department, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47907-

2036 US

26 April 2012

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• Pre- and post-irradiation lab and beam tests (@ FNAL) performed for SINTEF and FBK 3D sensors– CNM sensors only tested in testbeams

• Irradiation– 800 MeV protons/cm2 at Los Alamos– Fluences: 3.5E14, 0.7E15, and 3.5E15 neq/cm2

• All ROCs work after irradiation– Except SINTEF case: 1 out of 6 ROCs worked

• Post-irradiation lab measurements carried out in the thermal chamber– Leakage current– Noise– Source data

Introduction

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Cold setup

Purdue cold test setup

• Environmental chamber• -35 °C < T < 200 °C• Humidity control

• Works with CAPTAN and PSI DAQ systems• Good for sensor IV measurements and ROC calibrations at cold• Manual temperature control

Cold setup for irradiated 3D sensor testing

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Cold setup

Purdue cold test setup

Sr-90 source

Linear actuator

SensorHV

Temperature sensor

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Thermal measurements in the chamber

Purdue cold test setup

• Infrared camera placed in the chamber to measure the sensor temperature

Thermal image of sensor at emissivity = 1 Thermal image of sensor at emissivity = 1 Thermal chamber at 10 °C

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Thermal measurements in the chamberThermal chamber at 10 °C

ROC is ON

--- temperature sensor

pcb

ROC is OFF

ΔT = 13 °C

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FBK 3D PIXEL SENSORS

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Sensors Full 3D

200 μm thickness

ATLAS08 batch

(2010)

SensorROC

Bump bonds

VHDIBase

plateAdhesive

Wire

bond

Bias wire

FBK 3D plaquette

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IV measurementsThermal chamber at -20 °C

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Noise scan

Thermal chamber at -20 °C

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Source testing• Sr-90 source: 1 mCi, Eβ = 0.546 ΜeV• Random trigger used Thermal chamber at -20 °C

1 Vcal = 65 e- MP = 10.6 ke- (Thickness: 200 μm)

4E_14_W8 @ -15V Φ = 1E15 p/cm2

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Source charge collection scan• Sr-90 source: 1 mCi, Eβ = 0.546 ΜeV• Random trigger used

Landau convoluted Gaussian fit

Thermal chamber at -20 °C

4E_14_W8 @ -15V Φ = 1E15 p/cm2

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Charge collection scans

Thermal chamber at -20 °C

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Source testing: pre- and post-irradiation

Signal LOSS:1E 43% after 1E15 p/cm2 (0.7E15 neq/cm2)1E 50% after 5E15 p/cm2 (3.5E15 neq/cm2)

2E 14% after 1E15 p/cm2 (0.7E15 neq/cm2)4E 14% after 1E15 p/cm2 (0.7E15 neq/cm2)

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Beam test results (1E_2) Vbias = -15V : 20o tiltP

relim

ina

ry

Beam spot

98.5% efficiency

62% size 1 pixel 37% size 2 pixels

Unirradiated sensor

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Beam test results (2E_9) Vbias = -5V : 20o tiltP

relim

ina

ry

Beam spot

94.6% efficiency

77% size 1 pixel 22% size 2 pixels

Unirradiated sensor

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SINTEF 3D PIXEL SENSORS

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Sensors

Plastic protection

Cooling tubes

SINTEF 3D plaquette

2E Configuration 4E Configurationn+ (readout) p+ (bias)

100

μm

150 μm

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SINTEF 3D Plaquette

Al fixture VHDI Adhesive

ROC

Sensor

Bump bonds

Support wafer

HV bias wirebond

Au plated Ceramic

Bias pad

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Chamber @ -20 °C

Sensor: 4E_B2-10_1ϕ = 1E15 neq/cm2

Noise scan

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Vbias = -90VThickness = 200 µmMPV = 9600 electrons

Chamber @ -20 °CSensor: 4E_B2-10_1ϕ = 1E15 neq/cm2

• Sr-90 source: 1 mCi, Eβ = 0.546 ΜeV• Random trigger used

Charge collection

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Chamber @ -20 °C

Sensor: 4E type200 μm thickϕ = 1E15 neq/cm2

Charge collection scan

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CNM 3D PIXEL SENSORS

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CNM 3D sensors• Columns etched from opposite sides of substrate• Columns don't pass through full thickness• 1E type only

Hole aspect ratio 25:1 10µm diameter, 250µm deep P- and N-type substrates, 285µm thick

Giulio Pellegrini et al (CNM)

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Beam test results (12-3_62A) Vbias = -15V : 0o tiltP

relim

ina

ry

Beam spot

93.4% efficiency

99% size 1 pixel 1% size 2 pixels

Unirradiated sensor

Sensor: 1E type200 μm thick

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Summary & Outlook• All irradiated ROCs work (CNM, FBK) except SINTEF• Lab measurements performed in the thermal chamber at -20 °C• Thermal measurements suggest sensor temperature is -7 °C

(ROC ON) when thermal chamber at -20 °C due to ΔT = 13 °C • IV, noise scan, and source testing done

– Negligible increase in noise– Leakage current increased– Not much increase in depletion voltage

• Post- and post-irradiation beam test results will be ready in few months

• More 3D sensors will be irradiated with fluences up to 1E16 neq/cm2

• Search for a testbeam facility since FNAL will have no beam for sometime starting from May 2012

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BACKUP SLIDES

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BEAM

CONTROL ROOM

DUT

PIXEL DETECTORS

SCINTILLATORS

3.7V POWER SUPPLY

ACELLERATOR CLOCK

CLOCK AND TRIGGER

DISTRIBUTION

FNAL testbeam• 120 GeV protons• No B field

Meson Area

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FNAL testbeam layout