G.Villani march 071 CALICE pixel Deep P-Well results Nwells P-well 3μm guard ring Diodes [3.6,1.8,0.9] x[3.6,1.8,0.9]μm 2 Bias: NWell 1.8/1V Diodes: 1.5V.

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G.Villani march 071 CALICE pixel Deep P-Well results Nwells P-well 3μm guard ring Diodes [3.6,1.8,0.9] x[3.6,1.8,0.9]μm 2 Bias: NWell 1.8/1V Diodes: 1.5V 50 μm x 50 μm pixel size P-well contact ground Hit points : from BR corner (1) to BR diode (10) 10 1

G.Villani march 072 CALICE pixel Deep P-Well results Charge collected 3.6µm Charge collected 1.8µm Charge collected 0.9µm Collection time 3.6µm Collection time 1.8µm Collection time 0.9µm ns S/N 3.6µm S/N 1.8µm S/N 0.9µm *N.B. S/N 0.9µm assuming N = 20 e - e-e- *N.B. S/N 1.8µm assuming N = 26 e - *N.B. S/N 3.6µm assuming N = 42 e -

G.Villani march 073 Conclusions The 0.9 um expectedly gives less charge collection: the S/N is probably lower than in the 1.8μm case (to be verified) Collection time exceeds 200ns for the 0.9μm No guard ring implemented CALICE pixel Deep P-Well results