CEA DSM Irfu 20 th october 2008 EuDet Annual Meeting Marie GELIN on behalf of IRFU – Saclay and IPHC - Strasbourg Zero Suppressed Digital Chip sensor for.

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CEA DSM Irfu 20 th october 2008 EuDet Annual Meeting Marie GELIN on behalf of IRFU – Saclay and IPHC - Strasbourg Zero Suppressed Digital Chip sensor for E UDET -J RA1 beam telescope OUTLINE  Zero Suppressed Digital Chip (MIMOSA26) description  MIMOSA26 characterization in-lab : summary  MIMOSA26 characterization in beam (preliminary)  Summary

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie EuDet Annual Meeting MIMOSA 26 : description Main parameters & Functionalities : AMS-OPTO 0.35µm Pixel Size : 18.4 x 18.4 µm² Active Area : 1152 x 576 pixels (21.2 x 10.6 mm 2 ) 8 Analog test Outputs 1152 end-column discriminators ( pixels) Slow Control Interface : JTAG Internal Bias (DACs) Zero suppression mode (SUZE-01) M26 : Layout Pixels Array : 1152 Columns * 576 Rows 8 Analog Outputs 1152 Discriminators 4 Memory BlocksControler + JTAG Bias Dacs PLL Zero Suppression Logic 21.5 mm 13.7mm 2

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie EuDet Annual Meeting Goals of the laboratory tests (done on IPHC test bench) Analog test outputs : Temporal Noise (TN) Fixed Pattern Noise (FPN) Charge to Voltage Conversion Factor (CVF) Charge Collection Efficiency (CCE) for 3x3 and 5x5 Clusters Working conditions : F CLK-(chip) =80MHz (  20 MHz)  T integ =112.5 µs ; I pix_sf = 50μA ; T chip ≈20°C Characterization of internal DACs TN and FPN for discriminators only TN and FPN for discriminators + pixels Digital test outputs : 3

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie EuDet Annual Meeting Results on analog test outputs Cluster sizeSeed (1x1)2x23x35x5 MIMOSA 2622 %55 %73 %83 % MIMOSA 2222 %58 %75 %86 % 2.1 Uadc ~ MHz chip24 4 TN ≤14 e it decreases to≤12e 20MHz

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie EuDet Annual Meeting Results on digital test outputs Chip6 –sub-array A TN = mV FPN = mV Noise values for the different groups and chips : TN ~ mV FPN ~ mV 5 Group of 288 discriminators connected to pixels ( pixels)

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie Zero suppression logic test EuDet Annual Meeting 6 Zero suppression is based on row by row sparse data scan readout Zero suppression logic has been extensively investigated ( disconnected from the rest of the chip) Various patterns were emulated with a pattern generator, running through the logic millions of time without any errors up to 115 MHz (1.44 times nominal frequency)

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie EuDet Annual Meeting Summary of lab-characterized Chips 7 Characterization of 2 different types of sensors : - 1 wafer of « standard » sensors (23 characterized)  7 for Ingrid + 1 for Angelo - 1 wafer of 120µm thinned sensors (6 characterized) 34 chips tested 1 chip from each wafer doesn’t work (2chips)  32 chips working 29 chips completely characterized 1 chip with 1 dead row and 1 dead column 4 chips with 1 row or 1 column dead  24 chips fully working (77%) / 28 chips working correctly (>90%)

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie EuDet Annual Meeting Setup for the beam tests CERN/SPS-H6 π 120GeV summer 09 Beam (π, 120 GeV) 6 MIMOSA26 Planes 1-2 Planes 3-4 Planes 5-6 v u Scintillators trigger 8 8 chips used : 2 standard, 6 120µm thinned 4 studied as DUT : 2 standard, 2 120µm thinned 54 runs taken, events, 0.5To data A lot of measurements:

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie The different measurements EuDet Annual Meeting 9 The different validation steps of the test beam: 1. validation of our setup  4 Runs with threshold from 14N to 6N 2. characterization of a 120µm thinned chip (chip24)  7 Runs with threshold from 12N to 4N 3. characterization of a unthinned chip (chip1)  9 Runs with 10N to 4.5N thresholds, 2 Vref2 4. DUT rotation  8 Runs at 0°, 45°, 58° (5N-8N threshold) 5. Homogeneity of all the arrray check  7 Runs by moving the beam or connected only 128 discri. 6. Characterization of 2 other chips as DUT One 120µm thinned chip (13) and one unthinned chip (4)  4 Runs (3N-10N threshold) 7. Telescope check with different beam intensity  3 Runs (5,5k  1.3k) 8. Characterisation of chip1 & 20MHz  3 Runs (5N  8N)

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie Noise Study EuDet Annual Meeting 10 scan of discriminator thresholds performed  Same results as in lab Noise:

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie Fake hit rate study EuDet Annual Meeting 40 pixels touched /event at a 6N threshold  rate Noise fluctuation :a few pixels are singing Per event For all the array over the event For all the array 11 Fake hit rate (10 -4 /pixel/event): Discri. threshold5 N6 N7N8 N10 N12 N Chip24 (120µm thinned) Chip1 (standard)

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie EuDet Annual Meeting  output performances with MIPs 12 det. eff. ~ /-0.1 % for a fake hit rate ~ satisfactory performances for Mi26 (even if they are a little bit bellow one observed for Mi22/Mi22bis) resolution ~4.5µm (Mi22 ~4µm)  still in progress to be understood Chip1 : Unthinned Chip24 : 120µm thinned

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie EuDet Annual Meeting  output performances with MIPs 13 det. eff. ~ /-0.1 % for a fake hit rate ~ satisfactory performances for Mi26 (even if they are a little bit bellow one observed for Mi22/Mi22bis) resolution ~4.5µm (Mi22 ~4µm)  still in progress to be understood Chip1 : Unthinned Chip24 : 120µm thinned

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie Cluster characteristics EuDet Annual Meeting Pixel multiplicity vs threshold similar tendency between the different MIMOSA22/22bis and MIMOSA26 chips for 6N cut -> 3.5 pixels hit in average, for 10%of the events just one pixel touched 14

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie EuDet Annual Meeting Summary Lab tests : MIMOSA26 is working properly compared to what is expected with MIMOSA22 TN ~ mV – FPN ~ mV analysis still in progress: o improve the cluster position reconstruction o Study efficiency per sub-array o study “angle” run det. eff. ~ /-0.1 % for a fake hit rate ~ resolution ~4.5µm (Mi22 ~4µm) Beam tests : 15  Mi26 performances are efficient for EuDet telescope

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie EuDet Annual Meeting Thank you for your attention 16

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie EuDet Annual Meeting MAPS (Monolithic Active Pixel Sensor) Principle sensing elements and processing electronics on the same substrate using a standard CMOS process Ionizing particles create e-h pairs in the lowly doped epi-layer electrons diffuse thermally to the N-well/P-Epi diode 80 e-h/µm (MIP) 100% Fill Factor 17

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie EuDet Annual Meeting Pixels Array : 1152 Columns * 576 Rows 8 Analog Outputs 1152 Discriminators 4 Memory Blocks Controler + JTAGBias Dacs PLL Zero Suppression Logic 21.5 mm 13.7mm 21.5 mm 18

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie EuDet Annual Meeting DESY PCMAG available Demonstrator Integration Starts Demonstrator Available Final Telescope Available M22(IDC) M26 submission EUDET Testbeam Infrastructure (JRA1) (Detector R&D toward International Linear Collider)  Provide a large high field magnet  Provide beam telescope with 6 layers of MAPS with : Very high precision ( < 3µm precision even at lower energies) High readout speed ( frame rate > 1 kHz), T integ time ~100µs/frame Binary readout Easy to use (well defined/described interfaces) Wide range of conditions for devices under test (cooling, positioning, magnetic field)  Major users : Pixels, CCD and DEPFET detectors, TPC,...  Initial DESY < 6 GeV/c electrons  Transportable : Hadron beams at FNAL, SLAC or CERN 19

CEA DSM Irfu GELIN Marie EuDet Annual Meeting Characterization of 2 different types of sensors : - 1 wafer of « standard » sensors (23 characterized)  7 for Ingrid + 1 for Angelo - 1 wafer of 120µm thinned sensors (6 characterized) 1 chip from each wafer doesn’t work (2chips) 1 chip with 1 dead row and 1 dead column 4 chips with 1 row or 1 column dead Summary of lab-characterized Chips 20