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SVX4 chip 4 SVX4 chips hybrid 4 chips hybrid Silicon sensors Front side Back side Hybrid data with calibration charge injection for some channels IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium 2003, Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. Oct. 19-25, 2003 CDF Run IIb Silicon : Stave design and testing Rong-Shyang Lu, Academia Sinica, Taiwan Hybrid electronics Foam core Peek Cooling channels 2.9 x 5.6 mm Silicon Sensors 4mm separation Stave Elements 1 module = 2 silicon sensors wire bonded and readout by 1 hybrid with 4 SVX4 chips • 3 modules per side • bus cable between silicon and stave core • 1 Mini Port-card per stave • 1 readout unit per stave (3072 channels) Mechanical Overview • 66 cm long • Carbon fiber composite skins on a foam core • Build-in cooling tube (PEEK) • Kapton bus cables for data and power distribution • 6 silicon sensors glued on top of bus cables, one per side • Hybrids glued and wire bonded on silicon • Readout chips bounded down to bus cable Mechanical Support • Stave position is registered by pins in two end • The mass of stave results in a sag of 150 m which is within 160 m specification Finite element analysis of stave structure under gravity Stave Cooling • Need to operate from -5 C (inner) to 15 C (outer) • 18.3 W heat generated by stave • Build-in U-shaped cooling tube • 0.1 mm wall radiation tolerant polyethylethylketone (PEEK) plastic tube • Assume coolant temp of -15 C, the highest temperature spot is 0 on stave • 43% ethylene glycol by weight in water for operation at -15 C Stave temperature distribution Heat Load per stave (W) SVX4 chips (24) 9.6 Convection 4.2 Mini Port-card 2.5 Leakage current (6 cm) 1.6 Total per stave (W) 18.3 Total Layers 2-5 (W) 3240 Stave Readout Electronics • SVX4 chip 0.25 m CMOS technology 128 parallel charge integration channels low resistivity substrate exploited for ground distribution and digital/analog isolation 128 ADC with real time pedestal subtraction • Hybrid BeO substrate for low mass and good thermal conductivity 4 gold layers and 100/100 m trace/space and 125 m vias service 4 SVX4 chips to connect to Mini Port-card. • Mini Port-card BeO substrate as hybrids wing cable connect top and bottom bus cable 5 transceiver chips for bidirectional data control Stave Material 1.8% radiation length (X 0 ) for one stave • Smooth material distributions For whole detector, expect 6% X 0 from silicon, carbon fiber and cooling structure; 12% X 0 due to additional readout hybrids. • Single element from 2 nd to 6 th layers reduce component count reduce fixturing faster construction • Radiation hard SVX4 readout chips • Low mass, redistribute material optimally • Highly integrated electrical, mechanical, and thermal structure. active cooling embedded signal and power distribution network 6 modules mounted on stave (3 on each side) BeO Mini Port-card Stave Electrical Testing • Pedestal and noise / differential noise (dnoise, i.e. common mode noise suppressed) • Dnoise around 1100 electrons (e - ) (depending on setting) • Noise coincide with dnoise which is essential for sparse readout operation • Minimum Ionizing Particle (MIP) signal 22,000 e - (S/N ~ 20) • Best performance when Al shielding between Si and bus cable properly grounded HV bias return to AGND Al box ground to AGND @ PS Full stave pedestal distribution Full stave noise / dnoise distribution Stave Schedule and Plan • Will build 15 staves in the end of 2003 • Sensors are ready; hybrids and Mini Port-cards are in production. • At least 5 staves assembled in barrel with some Layer0 modules • Read out multiple staves and study performance Laser signal with Offline Pedestal Subtraction Stave Data of Laser Run • Shine laser light on silicon of a stave • Clear and clean laser signal after pedestal subtrac Chip/Hybrid/Module Testing • Study the performance of all chips / hybrids / modules • Test the components and perform burn-in before module / stave assembling. Pedestal vs chan nels for SVX4 ch ip SVXIIb Detector Barrel Layout Side view Layer 0: 12 fold Axial Layer 1: 6 fold Axial- Axial Layer 2: 12 fold Axial- SAS(1.2) Layer 3: 18 fold SAS(1.2)-Axial Layer 4: 24 fold SAS(1.2)-Axial Layer 5: 30 fold Axial- Axial Sensors Hybrids Stave Design • Single-sided silicon se nsor 320m thickness and 75m pitch for Axial (80m stereo) depletion voltage > 100V and <200V • Hybrids and Mini Port-c ard used to readout signa l • Complies with deadtime- less operation of readout electronics A module = 1 hybrid + 2 Si 1,100 e - noise Bow-shaped problem corrected on the new SVX4 chip version Optimized chip setting Noise vs channel s for SVX4 chip Capacitance load Noise vs channel s for SVX4 chip 0 pF 10 pF 20 pF

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Page 1: SVX4 chip 4 SVX4 chips hybrid 4 chips hybridSilicon sensors Front side Back side Hybrid data with calibration charge injection for some channels IEEE Nuclear

SVX4 chip

4 SVX4 chips hybrid

4 chips hybridSilicon sensors

Front side

Back side

Hybrid data with calibration charge injection for some channels

IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium 2003, Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. Oct. 19-25, 2003

CDF Run IIb Silicon : Stave design and testingRong-Shyang Lu, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

Hybrid electronics

Foam core

Peek Cooling channels 2.9 x 5.6 mm

Silicon Sensors4mm separation

Stave Elements• 1 module = 2 silicon sensors wire bonded and readout by 1 hybrid with 4 SVX4 chips• 3 modules per side• bus cable between silicon and stave core• 1 Mini Port-card per stave• 1 readout unit per stave (3072 channels)

Mechanical Overview• 66 cm long• Carbon fiber composite skins on a foam core• Build-in cooling tube (PEEK)• Kapton bus cables for data and power distribution• 6 silicon sensors glued on top of bus cables, one per side• Hybrids glued and wire bonded on silicon• Readout chips bounded down to bus cable

Mechanical Support• Stave position is registered by pins in two end• The mass of stave results in a sag of 150 m which is within 160 m specification

Finite element analysis of stave structure under gravity

Stave Cooling• Need to operate from -5 C (inner) to 15 C (outer)• 18.3 W heat generated by stave• Build-in U-shaped cooling tube• 0.1 mm wall radiation tolerant polyethylethylketone (PEEK) plastic tube• Assume coolant temp of -15 C, the highest temperature spot is 0 on stave• 43% ethylene glycol by weight in water for operation at -15 C

Stave temperature distribution

Heat Load per stave (W)

SVX4 chips (24) 9.6

Convection 4.2

Mini Port-card 2.5

Leakage current (6 cm) 1.6

Total per stave (W) 18.3

Total Layers 2-5 (W) 3240

Stave Readout Electronics• SVX4 chip

0.25 m CMOS technology 128 parallel charge integration channels low resistivity substrate exploited for ground distribution and digital/analog isolation 128 ADC with real time pedestal subtraction

• Hybrid BeO substrate for low mass and good thermal conductivity 4 gold layers and 100/100 m trace/space and 125 m vias service 4 SVX4 chips to connect to Mini Port-card.

• Mini Port-card BeO substrate as hybrids wing cable connect top and bottom bus cable 5 transceiver chips for bidirectional data control

Stave Material• 1.8% radiation length (X0) for one stave • Smooth material distributions• For whole detector, expect 6% X0 from silicon, carbon fiber and cooling structure; 12% X0 due to additional readout hybrids.

• Single element from 2nd to 6th layers reduce component count reduce fixturing faster construction

• Radiation hard SVX4 readout chips• Low mass, redistribute material optimally• Highly integrated electrical, mechanical, and thermal structure.

active cooling embedded signal and power distribution network 6 modules mounted on stave (3 on each side)

BeO Mini Port-card

Stave Electrical Testing• Pedestal and noise / differential noise (dnoise, i.e. common mode noise suppressed)• Dnoise around 1100 electrons (e-) (depending on setting)• Noise coincide with dnoise which is essential for sparse readout operation• Minimum Ionizing Particle (MIP) signal 22,000 e- (S/N ~ 20)• Best performance when

Al shielding between Si and bus cable properly grounded HV bias return to AGND Al box ground to AGND @ PS

Full stave pedestal distribution

Full stave noise / dnoise distribution

Stave Schedule and Plan• Will build 15 staves in the end of 2003• Sensors are ready; hybrids and Mini Port-cards are in production.• At least 5 staves assembled in barrel with some Layer0 modules• Read out multiple staves and study performance

Laser signal with Offline Pedestal Subtraction

Stave Data of Laser Run• Shine laser light on silicon of a stave• Clear and clean laser signal after pedestal subtraction

Chip/Hybrid/Module Testing• Study the performance of all chips / hybrids / modules• Test the components and perform burn-in before module / stave assembling.

Pedestal vs channels for SVX4 chip

SVXIIb Detector Barrel Layout

Side view

Layer 0: 12 fold AxialLayer 1: 6 fold Axial-AxialLayer 2: 12 fold Axial-SAS(1.2)Layer 3: 18 fold SAS(1.2)-AxialLayer 4: 24 fold SAS(1.2)-AxialLayer 5: 30 fold Axial-Axial

Sensors

Hybrids

Stave Design

• Single-sided silicon sensor 320m thickness and 75m pitch for Axial (80m stereo) depletion voltage >100V and <200V

• Hybrids and Mini Port-card used to readout signal• Complies with deadtime-less operation of readout electronics

A module = 1 hybrid + 2 Si

1,100 e- noise

Bow-shaped problem corrected on the new SVX4 chip version

Optimized chip setting

Noise vs channels for SVX4 chip

Capacitance load

Noise vs channels for SVX4 chip

0 pF

10 pF

20 pF