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LCFI Mechanical room LCFI facilities –Cold survey cryostat and LASS, currently being upgraded –Cold gas test rig –Glue robot All housed in Lab 9 –Temperature.

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1 LCFI Mechanical room LCFI facilities –Cold survey cryostat and LASS, currently being upgraded –Cold gas test rig –Glue robot All housed in Lab 9 –Temperature controlled –Gas supplied externally –Gowning area, plan on keeping as a clean area once LASS upgrade complete LASS upgrade –Higher resolution –Smaller non linearity effects –Result: higher precision measurements Optical bench area LCFI gas services Laminar flow bench Glue robot Work desk Student test rig Cold survey cryostat and LASS

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3 Silicon Stress studies Want an idea of force required to hold silicon sensor down flat Determine effect of each material used in the silicon sensor and make a ranking system to working out which has the largest effect. From Glenn Christians thesis VXD3 silicon sensors 15mm x 100mm and thinned to 13um curl across the width where the distance between the base and the peak of the curl (h) was 0.8mm Silicon sensors for FLC will be 25mm x 250mm 0.8mm

4 Silicon Stress Studies Assumptions: –FLC silicon sensors have a curl that would be the same radius of curvature if thinned to 13um –1um layer of aluminium on surface of silicon sensors –All curl is across width –Curl caused by CTE mismatch between silicon and Aluminium First determined h for silicon sensor 25mm x 250mm to be 2mm By FEA found temperature change to create this curl to be a change of 44 degrees Thickened device to be 25um thick and found: –Curl – 531um

5 Silicon Stress Studies Applied a distributed load to flatten the silicon and found: Total load < 0.055 Newton's Total load ~ 0.055 Newton's Total load > 0.055 Newton's

6 Silicon Stress Studies Ranked material by resulting curl for a temperature change of 44 degrees MaterialThickness (um)Curl (um) Aluminium1531 Polyamide178 Silicon Dioxide1-49 Silicon Nitride0.0853 Polysilicon0.3-2

7 Silicon Stress Studies From these results will be able to estimate the stiffness of the substrate required to hold the silicon sensors flat But… –Results suggest aluminium is driving the curling –Would suggest processed wafers curl towards processed side –In Reality wafers curl away from processed side Aluminium not driving the curl, needs further study Would expect Observed

8 Plans Complete upgrade to LASS –Complete Labview software –Ensure any mechanical parts needed are fitted –Test fully Build engineering model with glue robot Build Silicon/RVC ladder with glue robot Test existing Silicon/SiC ladder on LASS Test Silicon RVC on LASS


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