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Page 1: Report on PXD Session

H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

Report on PXD Session

Page 2: Report on PXD Session

H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

Overview on pixel layer requirements (G. Varner, Hawaii)

Page 3: Report on PXD Session

H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

Overview on pixel layer requirements (G. Varner, Hawaii)

Page 4: Report on PXD Session

H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

Overview on pixel layer requirements (G. Varner, Hawaii)

Page 5: Report on PXD Session

H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

Overview on pixel layer requirements (G. Varner, Hawaii)

Page 6: Report on PXD Session

H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

Overview on pixel layer requirements (G. Varner, Hawaii)

Page 7: Report on PXD Session

H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

Overview on pixel layer requirements (G. Varner, Hawaii)

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H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

Pixel Simulations (A. Frey, Munich)

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H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

Pixel Simulations (A. Frey, Munich)

Proposal:Consider Mokka framework (Geant4) for general superBelle MC

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H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

Pixel Simulations (A. Frey, Munich)

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H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

Pixel Simulations (A. Frey, Munich)

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H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

DEPFET Technology (A. Andricek, Munich)

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H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

DEPFET Technology (A. Andricek, Munich)

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H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

DEPFET Technology (A. Andricek, Munich)

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H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

DEPFET Technology (A. Andricek, Munich)

ASICs: DCD and Switcher are deep submicron technologies rad. hard beyond 10Mrad (with the appropriate design)

DEPFETs: Not that easy … …

noise performance seems to be okay up to 8 Mrad

threshold shift could be compensated by re-adjustment of the Switcher voltages

∆Vt variation at higher TID (reason for this under investigation) and hence

∆ID at a given VGate has to be compensated by the DCD slightly higher noise of the f/e

technological counter measures: thinner gate oxide reduces |∆Vt|

further optimization of the gate dielectrics

In conclusion: The DEPFET gets worse at high TIDs (8Mrad).

Probably ok for several years of running

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H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

DEPFET Technology (A. Andricek, Munich)

Thinning technology established50 m + frameAll silicon~0.14% X0 (average)

Collaboration forming

First superBelle prototypes 2010(PXD5)

Schedule to build complete detector till 2013

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H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

SOI Technology (T. Tsuboyama, KEK)

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fuer Physik

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July 4, 2008

SOI Technology (T. Tsuboyama, KEK)

49 Mrad!

Typical problem: Back gate effectChip submitted, still waiting

Similar project by Hawaii (same submission)

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H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

CMOS Technology (G. Varner, Hawaii)

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2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

CMOS Technology (G. Varner, Hawaii)

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2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

CMOS Technology (G. Varner, Hawaii)

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Data Rate & DAQ(C. Lacasta, Valencia)

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Data Rate & DAQ(C. Lacasta, Valencia)

Gbit/s

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fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

New Technologies: 3D

Ron Lipton (Plenary)

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H.-G. MoserMax-Planck-Institut

fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

New Technologies: 3D

Ron Lipton (Plenary)

Test run with MIT:VIP chip: 3 layer, no sensorLow yield, many problemsProof of principle!Continue with Tezzaron/Ziptonix

Powerful technologyTime stampT = 300 ns: 1/33 reduction ofOccupancy!

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fuer Physik

2nd open meeting

July 4, 2008

Conclusions

Pixel Detector for SuperBelle should:allow robust vertexing at high backgroundimprove performance with respect to SVD2

=> fast readout (or time stamp), thin

Technologies:DEPFETSOICMOS-MAPS3D-technologie

Aiming for installation in 2013 the DEPFET option seems to be the most realisitc (ok for running ~years at initial luminosity)=> Tight schedule: start now!

For final luminosity: consider ALL options