Electronics for the E-CAL physics prototype CALICE COLLABORATION Electronics for the E-CAL physics prototype Julien Fleury, LAL, Orsay
Table of content Schedule About the Opera chip What ’s up with the new FLC_PHY1 chip ? The physics prototype first PCB Conclusion
What have been done since feb. 20th Schedule What have been done since feb. 20th Two axis : Physics prototype PCB Very front end chip First PCB : 3 active wafers working on dimension issues design of the PCB Still to be done : Working on connector issues Working on I/O issues Test of opera chip Simulation of FLC_PHY1 chip Layout of FLC_PHY1
About the opera chip Reminder How does it work ? On chip Detector DC block Detector Charge preamp shaper Track & hold Amp Vdc = -200V OPA
About the opera chip Measurement About 1.5% non-linearity 3V dynamic range 430 fC (68 MIP) Noise below 1000 electrons (i.e. 0,16 fC or 0,023 MIP) @180 ns peaking time
The new FLC_PHY1 chip Change & improvment OPERA HPD (meas.) FLC_PHY1 (sim.) 18 inputs/18 outputs/ 1 MUX output 16 inputs/1 MUX output/2 test channels 4.2 pC max input charge (650 MIP) 430fC max input charge (68 MIP) 2.8V dynamic range below 1% non-linearity 3V dynamic range about 1.5% non-linearity
The new FLC_PHY1 chip FLC_PHY1 pin out Inputs Outputs MUX output Vbiasm_pa Out 0 Out 1 Out 2 Out 3 Out 4 Out 6 Out 5 Out 8 Out 10 Out 9 Out 7 Out 12 Out 13 Out 15 Out 14 Out 11 Vdda In 0 Vbiasi_pa Vb_casc V_rf Vf Vbiaso_pa Vbiasi_sh Vbiaso_sh H R Vss Vbias_cell In 16 Ck_R In 1 In 2 In 3 In 4 In 5 In 6 In 7 In 8 In 9 In 10 In 11 In 12 In 15 In 14 In 13 SW1 In 17 Vdd SW2 Out_pa Q_R Bias_buf Out Bias_out Out17 Out 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 24 22 23 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 40 39 38 32 37 36 35 34 33 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 51 50 49 48 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 55 54 53 52 FLC_PHY1 TPQFP 64 package Rst_R Package: Plastic TQFP(1100Eu/chip!) Ceramic TQFP (To be estimated) Inputs Outputs MUX output
The new FLC_PHY1 chip FLC_PHY1 simulation Transcient analysis Peaking time : 180 ns Non linearity below 1% up to 650MIP (4.3pC)
The first physics proto PCB Global Design 3 active wafers 36 cells per wafer 3x36=108 channels 108/18=6 FLC_PHY1 chips Wafer 2 3 Fake wafer VFE 1 370mm 62mm 31mm 10 layers PCB built-in calibration capacitors
The aluminium sheet carries The first physics proto PCB PIN diode 10mm 2 6 62mm 62mm 1 wafer Cell footprint Aluminium sheet Diode bias Sig. readout PCB Wafers The aluminium sheet carries the ground to the cells Cell circuit
The first physics proto PCB Calibration Bias (-200V) 6 calibration circuits each working on 18 cells Detector VFE Chip Icalib L R Cinjection Calibration timing
The first physics proto PCB Calibration Cell footprint Via Top Layer Layer C2 To signal layer 10 layers PCB Layer C2 Calibration Injection capacitor
The first physics proto PCB Input/output Digital sample and hold timing signal Digital multiplex clock signal Digital shift register reset Digital shift register input Analog calibration voltage (current) level 6 digital calibration timing OR 1 timing and 3 (4) bit cal. channel selection OUTPUT 6 Analog multiplexed data signals (108 Analog data signals?) -> connector issues 6 digital shift register output
Conclusion What to do know Before summer Build the first PCB Design and build a test board for FLC_PHY1 Around September Receive and test FLC_PHY1 Build the first physics prototype card Test that first card
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