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o Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June 2015 HVR_CCPD: Hybridization Pixel R&D Projects Meeting Milano, 8 June 2015 G. Darbo / INFN – Genova On behalf of HVR_CCPD Genova: M. Biasotti, V. Ceriale, G. Darbo, G. Gariano, F. Gatti, C. Gemme, P. Morettini, L. Rossi, A. Rovani, E. Ruscino, M. Sannino. Indico:

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Thin FE chip R/O Architecture Electrical Interconnection Bump-bond HV/HR-CMOS Amp/Disc layer Drift layer CCPD – Capacitively Coupled Pixel Detectors New generation of Pixel detectors under development for the ATLAS Pixel detector at the HL-LHC Passive hybrid detectors use “resistive” coupling between sensor and R/O chip HV-CMOS detector use a High Voltage chip technology to make sensor and amplifier which is then coupled to the “usual” front-end chip…  through a dielectric… Why capacitive?  Passive sensors need diode biasing from amplifier other than for collecting charge: AC coupling is (almost) not an option.  Capacitive coupling it might be cheaper: glue and alignment looks easier. Thin FE chip Dielectric (glue) HV/HR-CMOS Amp/Disc layer Drift layer © T. Hemperek, Bonn, DE

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June (Some) Requirements Capacitance uniformity Between pixels, from an assembly to another: ~10 %  thickness uniformity Most critical for analog coupling (no discriminator in the HV/HR-CMOS) RD-53 chips will have 50µm pitch, but also versions for very small pixels: 25µm pitches are considered X-Y alignment: better than few µm (cross talk / signal loss) Glue requirements Low viscosity: 0.1 ÷ 0.5 Pas Radiation hard: epoxy Not degassing Low temperature curing, investigating UV/Temp curing glues Minimum thickness of glue to give for full adhesion (usual specs are 1-2 mil, but we want less!) For chip-to-wafer and wafer to wafer TVS are needed on one or both facing chips For the moment we are looking at chip-to-chip processes

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Controlled Glue Thickness Procedure for Controlled Glue Thickness Deposit uniform layer of SU8 photoresist on R/O chip wafer (or single chip) by spinning – tune for 5 µm layer by controlling RPM speed Pattern pillars using lithographic process. R/O CHIP Spin SU-8 photoresist Pattern pillars by mask Glue deposition R/O CHIP DETECTOR CHIP Align & pressure Deposition of SU8 photoresist by spinning Profile of pillars on top of a FE-I4 chip Pillars FE-I4 topography © V. Ceriale, A. Rovani, Genova, IT

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June sd Scan 1Scan 2Scan 3 Scan 4 Scan 5 Side A [µm] Side B [µm] Scan Scan Scan Scan Scan Side A Side B © A. Rovani & V. Ceriale - Genova FE-I4 chip SU8 pillar

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Basic CCPD Process under Study Pillars can be produced by standard lithographic processes: SU8 photoresist deposition (3 – 5 µm thickness) by spinning on 8 – 12-inch wafers (for testing we could use 6-inch wafers) Pillars are made by mask as for bump-bonding openings in the photoresist Chips need alignment after a glue is deposited (flip-chip machine) SU8 deposition by spinning

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Plan for Hybridization - Glues Look for UV/Temp curing glues Reason: tacking of glued chips and the final cure in the oven – this reduces the flip-chip machine time from several hours to few minutes! Fineplace modified by Alessando R. by adding UV LEDs. – tested on glasses with bump pads and available glue samples (wirebond potting glue) – looks promising! Valentina C. has searched for glue candidates – Individuated suitable candidate we are going to order.

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Plan for Hybridization – Dummy wafers Test pillar and glue process on dummy wafers/chips Design a 6-inch wafer with FE-I4 size dummies Place 48 capacitors of 1 mm 2 each on every dummy chip. Capacitance gives information of glue thickness uniformity PROBING PADS FLIP Equivalent circuit after flip C tot = ½ C

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Dummy Assembly Credits: Alessandro Rovani – INFN / Genova

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Overlaid – Bottom metal + SU8 pillard + Top metal Credits: Alessandro Rovani – INFN / Genova

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Mask Layout (draft) pillarsmetal Ref.: Alessandro R.

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Stack-up: 5µm dielectric thickness 3D Simulation - HyperLynx ® 3D EM Credits: Ettore Ruscino – INFN / Genova

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Dielectric2.5um3um3.75um5um7.5um15um C(1,2)6,74855,61254,49373,38292,28781,1613 C(3,4)6,72675,59124,47313,3632,2681,1436 C(5,6)6,80965,67614,55653,44242,34441,2124 C(7,8)6,74855,61254,49373,38292,28781,1613 C(9,10)6,72675,59124,47313,3632,2681,1436 C(11,12)6,80965,67614,55653,44242,34441,2124 1/X C3,4 C5,6 C9,1 0 C11, 12 C1,2C7,8 Dielectric thickness (um) Capacitance (pF) 10 MHz Credits: Ettore Ruscino – INFN / Genova Dielectric thickness (µm)  Capacitance (pF)

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Dummy Wafers & Process Plan… Dummy wafer layout completed 6-inch wafer will be produced by FBK – standard thickness, one metal layer on top of passivation (oxide) Spinning of SU8 – two options: Selex – they have experience with SU8 and they can do – we do not have a quote of the cost. PTA near Grenoble – Clean room and equipment available at hour cost to users (after training). Flip chip at Genova or at other sites (Barcelona and Geneva) Modified the flip-chip machine for UV curing After qualification, process a full FE-I4 wafer. We are also looking at full simulation of HV/HR-CMOS – FE chip coupling for optimal signal transfer Configuration data from R/O chip to HV/HR-CMOS can be transmitted capacitively… only power/ground need DC connection (laser soldering to flex hybrid as in ALICE proposal?)

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June AIDA-2020 – WP6 Task 6.4 Hybridisation Perform basic R&D on capacitive interconnection Setup production facilities for full-prototype assemblies (chips on test boards) Deliver full assemblies to all participating projects Investigate options for future industrialisation of the interconnection process Task 6.4 Beneficiaries and (INFN) interested groups: INFN-GE, IFAE, UNILIV  HVR_CCPD will be carried on in collaboration with AIDA-2020 Additional INFN groups involved: Milano. Activities on HV/HR-CMOS hybridization funded by 3 year INFN project: AIDA 2020: 1/5/2015 – 30/4/2019 HVR_CCPD: 2015 – 2017 Matching funds to AIDA-2020 WP6 Task 4 comes from INFN – HVR_CCPD will cover it partially. More INFO on AIDA-2020: WEB Site: AIDA-2020 kick-off meeting (3-5/6/2015):

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Conclusions Hybridization activities started with funds from CSN1 in 2014 and followed by CSN5 (HVR_CCPD) Most of the work done at home using ATLAS and LTD (Low Temperature Detector) laboratories at INFN – Genova Start to involve Industries for more systematic studies on dummies: FBK and Selex (contracts in preparations) The AIDA-2020 approval shall provide an international collaboration framework: Collaboration with the other beneficiaries: Liverpool and Barcelona

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June BACKUP SLIDES

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June UV/Thermal Curing Glue 1/2 Valentina contacted Master Bond. They propose two epoxy glues. UV15DC80LV -> looks interesting, do we have questions to Master Bond? UV15-7DC -> viscosity too high! The price to purchase the products in the ½ pint size is $ 800/each Similar to EpoTEK and Araldite cps = 1 Pas

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June PTA Quote Regarding the use of MA8: - Mask dimension 7x7” for 6” wafers (available) - Mask dimension 9x9” for 8” wafers ( availabl e) - Photoresist available : SU (negative, 5 microns thick) ; SU (negative, 25 microns thick) ; AZ4562 (positive, 5 to 10 microns thick) Regarding the PTA access: Project submission in line Process flow definition If work done by the team of the project Safety training for cleanroom access (thanks to a badge) Equipment training Use the equipment to do the work Billing based on the using machine time (210 euros/hours) If work done by the PTA technical team Work definition by both technical team and project team Work done by the technical team Billing based on the attendance time (120euros/hours) and the using machine time (210 euros/hours)

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Plateforme Technologique Amont

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Summary of Mask/Wafers This activity will be supported by AIDA-2020 (1/5/2015 – 30/4/2019) 2 x 2 years “assegno di ricerca” And funded by INFN (2015 – 2017) RD_FASE2 (BB) HVR_CCPD (HV-CMOS) DescriptionUseMask / WaferQty Resistive chainBBMask2 (metal, bump opening) Dummy chip with FBK8 Bump depositionBBMask1 12” wafers for depositionBBwafers9 (few used by Selex) 12” wafer bumpsBBMask1 Dummy chip for glueHVMask1 (metal) Dummy chip for glueHVMask1 Dummy chip for FBK6

Pixel R&D Projects Meeting – HVR_CCPD: HybridizationG. Darbo – INFN / Genova Milano, 8 June Units in pF µm metal thickness 10MHZ) Credits: Ettore Ruscino – INFN / Genova