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R l A R fb C fb C ac +Bias A R fb C fb A R bf C fb v 0 v 1 v 2 V 0,ou t V 1,ou t V 2,ou t A simple detector model to describe crosstalk in segmented detectors Bart Bruyneel, IKP Köln 2006 AGATA: C ac = 1000pF C fb = 1.2pF A (Core) = 80000 A (Seg) = 10000 (R l = R fb = 1G)

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Rl

A

R fb

Cfb

Cac

+Bias

A

R fb

Cfb

A

R bf

Cfb

v0

v1v2

V0,out

V1,outV2,out

A simple detector model to describecrosstalk in segmented detectors

Bart Bruyneel, IKP Köln 2006

AGATA:

Cac = 1000pF

Cfb = 1.2pF

A (Core) = 80000

A (Seg) = 10000

(Rl = Rfb = 1G)

Small signal equivalent scheme

Z00 i0

Z22

i2

Z 11

i 1

Z02 Z 0

1

Z12

v1v2

v0 Seg–to –ground impedances Zii

Seg–to –Seg capacities: Zi,j = (sCij)-1 ; i≠j

Currents to electrodes:

Potentials at electrodes:

Small crosstalk if:

are small compared to

Segment-to-ground impedance Zii

and Core-to-gound impedance Z00

Z00 i0

Z22

i2

Z 11

i 1

Z02 Z 0

1

Z12

A

R fb

Cfb

vi

Vi,out

ACfb

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Miller EquivalentMiller Equivalent

Zii ~ (sACfb)-1

ACfb

V0,out

Rfb

A

AV0

i0

Cac

Cac~ 1nF

ACfb ~ 10nF

Z00 ~ (sCac)-1

ImpedanceImpedanceIn realityIn reality

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Cfb

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v0

Seg

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ents

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SummaryRl

+Bias

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V0,out

Rfb

A

AVi

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ACfb

V0,out

Rfb

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V0

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Core-to-Seg Segment-to-Segment

Segment-to-Core

Since Cac << ACfb, Core-to-Segment

crosstalk dominates

C0-X4 = 1.19 pF

C0-X5 = 1.16 pF

C0-X6 = 0.98 pF

C0-X1 = 0.943 pF

C0-X2 = 0.666 pFC0-X3 = 0.980 pF

Agata Agata measured capacities:measured capacities:

Core and Segment crosstalk

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Core normalization

Seg. normaliz.

Observed shift in segments

acac CCCC 0201 1sumSegment

-0.002

-0.0015

-0.001

-0.0005

0

0 10 20 30

CrosstalkMatrixSegments

0 10 20 300

10

20

30

Experiment

Segment sum shifts in 2-folds vs. hit pattern

Theory

Segment 1

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Experiment

Segment 1

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Column averages

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Ring toneighbor

Cac

1000pF800pF600pF

Core shifts in singles (experimental)R

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tive

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ifts

-5.00E-04

-4.00E-04

-3.00E-04

-2.00E-04

-1.00E-04

0.00E+00

1.00E-04

2.00E-04

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

Segment Number

• Most important crosstalk:

from core to segment

on the 0.16% level in reality,

0.10% explained by the model

• Segment to core crosstalk:

~ 0.03% level observed

10 times bigger than predicted

Conclusion