INFN Activities on Pixel Phase 2 Electronics L. Demaria on behalf of INFN institutes: Bari, Padova, Pavia/Bergamo, Perugia, Pisa, Torino 1/28/2014 L.Demaria:

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INFN Activities on Pixel Phase 2 Electronics L. Demaria on behalf of INFN institutes: Bari, Padova, Pavia/Bergamo, Perugia, Pisa, Torino 1/28/2014 L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting 1

Introduction  INFN involvements in Pixel Phase 2 electronics are at present concentrated on the development of an innovative Pixel Chip  This interest started on year 2010 with four institutes (To, Pg, Pi, Pd) and on 2011 we had approved an initial funding  On 2013 six INFN institutes took part to the foundation of RD53 Collaboration : Bari, Padova, Pavia, Perugia, Pisa, Torino  On 2013 the Scientific Committee of INFN for Technological Research launched a call for large R&D projects and we submitted the proposal CHIPIX65 that eventually was selected in October In the project both CMS and ATLAS groups/members were invited  Milano group joined, has large experience in 65nm with the FTK Atlas project NB: if you see few names cited in slides are those of PhD students or young PostDoc working actively to the shown item (together with experienced stuff) 1/28/2014 L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting 2

Thanks ! To the INFN Crew, in particular those who contributed to this presentation and work (I apologize if I forgot somebody!)  Bari : G.De Robertis, F.Loddo, C.Marzocca  Padova : D.Vogrig, P.Giubilato, D.Bisello, A.Neviani  Pavia: V.Re, G.Traversi  Perugia: E.Conti, S,Marconi, P.Placidi. M.Menichelli  Pisa: R.Beccherle, G.Magazzu, F.Morsani, F.Palla, M.Minuti  Torino: L.Pacher, E.Monteil, A.Rivetti, G.Mazza  Milano: V.Liberali, A.Stabile, Jafar Shojali 1/28/2014 L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting 3

CHIPIX65 CALL Project Proposal 2013 – CSN5 Principal Investigator: L.Demaria Project Outline (from Project Abstract) The goal of this three years project is the development of an innovative CHIP for a PIX el detector, using a CMOS 65 nm technology for the first time in HEP community, for experiments with extreme particle rates and radiation at future High Energy Physics colliders. New circuits will be built and characterized, a digital architecture will be developed and eventually a final assembly of a first prototype will be made. CHIPIX65 a unique opportunity for an efficient propagation across INFN of CMOS 65nm technology and constitutes the greatest collaboration on a microelectronics project ever made across INFN. Participant Research Units: Bari, Milano, Padova, Pavia, Perugia, Pisa, Torino 35 members of which 20 are micro-electronics designers FTE. 6 units involved in CMS, 1 in ATLAS. New members from this year (2 new PhD students) Work Packages: Radiation Hardness – P.Giubilato (Pd) Digital Electronics – R.Beccherle (Pi) Analog Electronics - A.Rivetti (To) Chip Integration - V.Re (Pv), V.Liberali (Mi) International Collaborations / supports: RD53, ATLAS, CMS – All wrote support letters Funding: ~700 kEuro for a three year project, subject to yearly peer review (milestones achieved). Mainly consumables and foundry submissions, no man power. 1/28/2014L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting 4

Main Contributions to RD53 RADIATION HARDNESS SIMULATION TEST Benches ANALOG FRONT END IP-BLOCKS (see next slide) I/OTop Level Bariyes To be discussed in RD53 (Milano)yes Padova X-ray machine SIRAD facility yes Pavia Design of VFE yes Perugia expertise in space rad- hard Architectural studies Pisa Contribution to L1 trigger, clusterizer yes Torino Design of VFE yes Additional contribution to I/O and Top Level are foreseen 1/28/2014 L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting 5

Radiation Hardness Characterization of the technology at the required radiation levels is of fundamental importance for the experiment. In particular :  TID (Total Ionising Dose) Total effects on test structures and then on transistors at standard, reference, X-ray machine.  MOVING NOW from LEGNARO to Padova INFN for intense use. Start working to characterize CERN structures.  TDD (Total displacement Damage) effects by exposing test structures to proton and neutron beams.  the SIRAD irradiation facility at the LNL Tandem+ALPI accelerator system  Sensitivity to SEE (Single Event Effects ) of logic cells with ion beams, in particular to  ion beams at the SIRAD+IEEM irradiation facility at the LNL Tandem+ALPI accelerator system X-ray at Legnaro / Padova 1/28/2014 L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting 6

Simulation Test Benches Design Under Test Verification Environment Used Universal Verification Methodology (UVM) Single pixel region with custom number of pixels PR buffer is an array of SystemVerilog queues E.Conti, S.Marconi 1/28/2014 L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting 7

Analog chain  Main contributions (Pv/Bg, To)  Front end solutions  continuous-time front-end (CSA and shaper)  synchronous front end comparator  Measurement  ToT-based or ADC  Signal injection and calibration 1/28/2014 L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting 8

Continuous CSA Synchronous Comparator Analog chain: ongoing design at Torino L.Pacher, E.Monteil STATUS: Working to ToT and finalizing schematics 1/28/2014L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting 9

IP Block for RD53 Out of 34 IP-block identified in RD53, INFN has proposed to contribute at ~16 of them: as main organizer (11) as participant (5) In the following few slides on first prototypes ready for submission in a short time (design in 65nm already present): Band-Gap SLVS driver SRAM others IP-blocks could be ready for end of year 1/28/2014 L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting 10

Band Gap reference ( Pv )  State of the art at Pv:  Sub 1V operation bandgap voltage reference – 3 versions  BJT version  Diode version  MOS WI version  Layouts ready for the submission  Evaluate their performance and study their radiation hardness MOS in WI DiodesBJT L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting 1/28/

Low-Medium (High?) speed SLVS driver (Pv, To, Pi) PAVIA Design of low-voltage differential signaling driver + receiver with supply voltage of 1.2V (with only core transistors) Present activity: Design 1: 320MHz frequency operation with maximum power consumption=1.25 mW Design 2: 640MHz frequency operation with maximum power consumption=2.5 mW Schematics of the TX and RX were obtained by a merging of the UniBG and CERN version (in 130nm IBM) provided by Kostas Torino There are design in 130nm for Panda that goes to 1 GHz and could be translated in 65nm Pisa is also interested L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting 1/28/

DICE RAM Cell ( Mi )  Interest of Milano (in CHIPIX65, applying for RD53) to develop radiation hard SRAM  array of 256x256 DICE (Dual Interlocked storage Cell) RAM cells almost ready for integration. It comes from a work done in AIDA. Size of about 1.8x3.3 um 2  This could be used either in the PUC or in the EOC SchematicsLayout V.1 L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting A.Stabile, J.Shojali 1/28/

INFN SUBMISSIONs for 2014  INFN / CHIPIX65 is foreseeing to submit designs on silicon to the foundry via MPW:  Small pixel matrix for studies of Very Front End analog designs  Synchronous and Asynchronous comparator;  Synchronous and Asynchronous FE  IP-block prototypes For the pixel matrix important to establish the PUC dimension (25x100, 25x125, 30x100 ?). It is possible to make the pixel matrix bump-bondable to a silicon sensor: this should be better evaluated. Earliest submission: June/July 2014, Area: ~(3x4)mm 2. Possibly joining submissions with other collaborators (specially for IP- blocks). Open discussion in within CMS and RD53. 1/28/2014 L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting 14

Conclusions  INFN contribution to innovative pixel chip well structured and with presence of reputed experts in the field  CHIPIX65 project provide excellent synergy and coordination among institutes and finance oxygen for the R&D phase  Good participation to the RD53 Collaborative effort and in all the area needed for the chip design  Considerable experience already in hand on CMOS 65nm via Europractice  AM-chip for FTK Atlas in Pisa, Milano  Pavia, Torino are working since 1-2 years  Important to have access to the CERN / TSMC / IMEC design kit in order to speed up the work of designing in CMOS 65nm 1/28/2014 L.Demaria: INFN Activities - CMS Pixel Phase 2 electronics meeting 15