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1st Open SuperKEKB Collaboration Meeting, KEK, Dezember 2008 Ladislav Andricek, MPI fuer Physik, HLL 1
DEPFET Active Pixel Sensors for SuperBelle PXD
- Status Report-
Ladislav Andricek for the DEPFET Collaboration (www.depfet.org)
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Starting Point: The DEPFET ILC VTX Project
See DEPFET Backup Document at www.depfet.org
10 groups from Germany, Spain, and Czech Republic ≈40-50 people working on the projectnew groups for SuperBelle: Japan, Hawaii, Poland, Austria
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DEPFET Principle
Drain Source
Gate
fully depleted sensitive volume, charge collection by drift
internal amplification q-I conversion: 0.5 nA/e, scales with gate length and bias current
Charge collection in "off" state, read out on demand
J. Kemmer & G. Lutz, 1987
DEpleted P-channel FET
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An Array of DEPFETs
Row wise read-out ("rolling shutter")
select row with external gate, read current, clear DEPFET, read current again
the difference is the signal
only one row active low power consumption
two different auxiliary ASICs needed
n x mpixel
IDRAIN
DEPFET- matrix
VGATE, OFF
off
off
on
off
VGATE, ON
gate
drain VCLEAR, OFF
off
off
reset
off
VCLEAR, ON
reset
output
0 suppressionVCLEAR-Control
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DEPFETs for the ILC VXDPrototype System with DEPFETs (450µm), CURO and Switcher
many test beams @ CERN and DESY:
S/N≈140 @ 450 µm goal S/N ≈ 20-40 @ 50 µm
sample-clear-sample 320 ns goal 50 ns
s.p. res. with 24 µm pixels: 1.3 µm @ 450 µm goal ≈ 4 µm @ 50 µm
Thinning technology established, thickness can be adjusted to the needs of the experiment (~20 µm … ~100 µm),
design goal 0.11 % X0
radiation tolerance tested with single pixel structures up to 1 Mrad and ~1012 neq/cm2
DEPFETs for the ILC: Achievements and Status
In this talk:
Towards SuperBelle…
New irradiation of DEPFETs to higher TIDs
Consequences ...
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The DEPFET Ladder for SuperBelle PXD
Some important numbers for the baseline layout:
sensitive region : 1.15x7.25 cm2 (L1), 1.15x9.26 cm2 (L2)
(subject to optimization)
read-out time : 100kHz frame rate, 80ns for 4 rows
material budget : 0.15% X0 (incl. frame, chips, bumps)
power/module : DEPFETs ~ 0.5 W
Switcher ~ 0.2 W
DCD ~ 3 W on each ladder end
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DEPFET Pixel Cell for SuperBelle
Drain Source
Gate
DEPFETs from ILC to SuperKEKB:
-: the principle is of course the same
-: technology to a large extent also
-: but the cell size is much larger!!!
24x24µm2 50x75µm2
keep W and L small (maintain clear and gq)
re-design drain and source region to keep
charge collection time short (<<10µs)
charge in the internal gate
~ 300ns drift time
Rainer Richter
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Capacitively Coupled Common Clear Gate
109Cd spectrum (22keV, 6000 e-)
taken with 128x64 PXD5 matrix
poly2
n+ implant
Gate
Clear
Clear Gate
Gate
Clear
Clear Gate
Gate
Clear
Clear Gate
std.: clocked clear gate
ILC: common clear gate
fast and safe clear:
cap. coupled clear gate
Gate
Clear
Clear Gate
Gate
Clear
Clear Gate
Gate
Clear
Clear Gate
std.: clocked clear gate
ILC: common clear gate
fast and safe clear:
cap. coupled clear gate
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Internal amplification gq
As long as noise is dominated by r/o chip S/N linear with gq
Our conservative assumption is gq ≈ 500 pA/e-, but even 1nA/e- seems within reach!
)(2 thGSpD
q VVLdQ
dIg −−==μ
(neglecting short channel effects)
PXD5: single pixel measurement
S.Rummel
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Two DEPFET runs for SuperBelle
First run PXD6: 2009
-: first DEPFET run on SOI wafers!!
-: 6 SOI and 2 std. Hi-Res Wafer
-: top wafer (front side) technology like PXD5
-: new technology: thinning and BS process
-: Aim: - find optimal design
- optimize technology and yield
- provide devices for all-silicon module
End Spring 2010
SuperBelle Production PXD7: Start 2011
-: With improved technology
-: 20 Wafer? (depends on yield of PXD6)
End Spring 2012
≈420 µm
top layer: 50 µm
DSP
alignment marks in BOX: 60nm step
structured Boron implant, through BOX, 90 keV, 5e14 - 1e15 cm-2
Siltronic, FZ, DSP, <100>, t=450µm, 400Ω.cm, Phosphorous
Siltronic, FZ, DSP, <100>, t=450µm, 400Ω.cm, Phosphorous
230 nm thermal oxide
hydrophilic bondat Tracit/Soitec
after bonding, grinding and double sided polishing
≈420 µm
top layer: 50 µm
DSP
alignment marks in BOX: 60nm step
structured Boron implant, through BOX, 90 keV, 5e14 - 1e15 cm-2
Siltronic, FZ, DSP, <100>, t=450µm, 400Ω.cm, Phosphorous
Siltronic, FZ, DSP, <100>, t=450µm, 400Ω.cm, Phosphorous
230 nm thermal oxide
hydrophilic bondat Tracit/Soitec
after bonding, grinding and double sided polishing
preliminary wafer floor plan for PXD6
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Just as a Reminder: Thinning Technology
Top Wafer
Handle <100> Wafer
a) oxidation and back side implant of top wafer
b) wafer bonding and grinding/polishing of top wafer
c) process passivation
open backside passivation
d) anisotropic deep etching opens "windows" in handle wafer
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20kHz 6V/18V
-0.5V0 V
-5V
4V
Bulk: 10VBack side: 180V
Irradiations - Devices and setupS.Rummel
-: PXD5, Wafer 90, 8x12 mini-matrix, 32x24 µm2
-: irradiation with X-rays photons in Karlsruhe, ~150krad/h, Emax=60keV-: entire matrix biased in "off" during irradiation, periodically cleared-: four pixels selected to measure basic characteristics throughout irradiation
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60Coirradiation
Irradiations - First period: Results
pre-irrad1Mrad
7.9Mrad5 days ann.
at RT
pre-irrad1Mrad
7.9Mrad5 days ann.
at RT
after 7.9 Mrad
Vt: 0 -13V after 5 days RT annealing
and
~1V Vt variation of identical DEPFETs at same TID!
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Irradiations - First period: Spectroscopic Performance
non-irradiatedVthresh≈-0.2V
time cont. shaping τ=10 μs
Noise ENC=2.1 e- (rms)
at T>23 degC
7.9 Mrad, 10keV X-raysVthresh≈-13.0V,
time cont. shaping τ=10 μs
Noise ENC=4.6 e- (rms)
at T>23 degC
S.Rummel
S.Rummel
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Irradiations - First period: noise vs. shaping time
-: Leakage current in the pixel @ RT ~40 fA ( 10-22fA unirradiated)
-: Noise increase due to 1/f noise which is independent of bandwidth
-: noise increase due to radiation is not factor 2 but only 3 e- ENC
Therm. noise 1/f IL
τπτ
α Leaktotfq
m qICagkTgENC ++= 2
2 2138
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Irradiations - First period: threshold dispersion
-: 4 DEPFETS ∆Vt≈1V after 8 Mrad is an issue!!-: 8x12 DEPFETs on mini-matrix, so re-bond and measure them all for higher statistic
But then ... due a misunderstanding ... accidentally(!!!) the structure was annealed for 1/2h @ 110°C
But on the other hand, we now know that the dispersion is not the final state and maybe even room temperature annealing will lead to the same results.
Anyway, the conclusion is: Nice try, but do another irradiation!!!!
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20kHz 6V/18V
-0.5 -17 V0 V
-5V
4V -22V
Bulk: 10VBack side: 180V
Irradiations - Second Period
-: PXD5, Wafer 90, 8x12 mini-matrix, 32x24 µm2
-: irradiation with X-rays photons in Karlsruhe, ~185krad/h, Emax=60keV-: entire matrix biased in "off" during irradiation, periodically cleared-: gate off voltage and common clear gate voltage was stepwise adapted to
radiation induced threshold voltage shift-: 16 pixels selected to measure basic characteristics throughout irradiation
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only Gate shown here; Clear Gate behaves similar!
Irradiations - Second Period: Results
-: No saturation visible with adaptive gate off parameter
-: Below 0V gate off voltage higher damage
-: Shift ~10V higher than with constant bias!!!
-: Dispersion is still there!!
-: Annealing at RT (10 days) ∆Vt≈16.5 +/- 0.8 V
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Reasons I - Radiation Effects
1. e/h pair generation (~17eV/pair in SiO2)
2. e/h pair recombination (“charge yield”)- rad. Source- electric field in oxide
3. e and h transport- e: ~ps…ns- h: ~ms…s
4. hole trapping- precursor density technology
5. interface trap formation- precursor density technology
1.
2.
5.
3.
4.
≈ 200nm Gate Dielectrics
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Reasons II - Field Dependence, MOS-C irradiations
-10 -5 0 5 10 15
5
10
15
20
25
Dose=1 Mraddox=86nm
flat band voltage positive oxide charge
Vg (V)
-VFB
(V)
1.00E+012
2.00E+012
3.00E+012
4.00E+012
5.00E+012
6.00E+012
Nox (cm
-2)a.
b. c.
Region a.:
Field minimal, DEPFET in "OFF" state, no channel,
region under gate depleted and floating
Region b.:
small negative voltage at gate, DEPFET "ON",
charges in SiO2 separated higher charge yield
Region c.:
positive voltage on gate, e- drift do poly gate,
holes trapped at interface, not possible in DEPFET!
But "channel" close to the Source is not completely floating!!
adaption of Gate-off voltage to negative values during irradiation increases the field there
Gate "OFF" close to the Source is then in Region b.
larger threshold voltage shift, if one tries to keep (VGate-On-VGate-Off) constant in the experiment
Q.Wei
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Consequences
1. Threshold dispersion after uniform irradiations:
-: not that critical at the Gate, the resulting spread in the Drain currents (+/-20% after RT annealing)is manageable by the front end electronics
-: the effects at the Clear Gate have still to be evaluated...
2. Higher threshold shift when going to negative Gate-Off voltages:
-: keep the Gate-Off voltage close to 0 new Switcher4 will have up to 50V range!
-: the penalty is probably higher power consumption and longer rise times
So, there are work-arounds, but the best would be to take advantage of having the freedom to the tailor the technology in order to minimize the radiation induced threshold voltage shift.
The radiation tolerance of the DEPFET was sufficient for the ILC, but it needs more effort for SuperKEKB!
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Consequences - Improve Technology
-: thinner oxide smaller shift but lower internal amplification gq
-: But: gq ~ sqrt(tox) , can be compensated with higher currents and/or shorter gate length(see slide 9)
-: optimized gate dielectrics
Smaller (simpler) DEPFET technology test run planned in parallel to PXD6 production
DEPFETs with thinner and optimized gate dielectrics in the final run!
Flat Band Voltage Shift
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
-10 -5 0 5 10 15
Vg (V)
Vfb
(V
MOS - 86nm OxiMOS - 100nm OxiMNOS - 86nm Oxi & 10nm NitrideMNOS - 100nm Oxi & 10nm Nitride
Flat Band Voltage Shift
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
-10 -5 0 5 10 15
Vg (V)
Vfb
(V
MOS - 86nm OxiMOS - 100nm OxiMNOS - 86nm Oxi & 10nm NitrideMNOS - 100nm Oxi & 10nm Nitride
Flat band voltage shift vs. radiation dose
0
0,25
0,5
0,75
1
0 250 500 750 1000
Radiation dose (krad)
Vfb
(V
MNOS - 86nm Oxi & 10nm Nitride
Flat band voltage shift vs. radiation dose
0
0,25
0,5
0,75
1
0 250 500 750 1000
Radiation dose (krad)
Vfb
(V
MNOS - 86nm Oxi & 10nm Nitride
Vgate=0V
TID: 1Mrad
Irrad. to higher TID under way
Q.Wei
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Summary
-: Preparations for the SuperBelle DEPFET production are well underway, designs are beingfinalized. Processing starts after the Christmas break!
-: ASIC and System design for the SuperBelle environment has started. (report at the next collaboration meeting)
-: Radiation tolerance of the DEPFET remains to be an issue!
performance after 8 Mrad okay!! Negligible reverse current after irrad. and only 3 e- (rms)noise increase.
there is considerable annealing at room temperature: 10V and 70% of the total spreaddisappeared after 10 days at RT.
but still, for a robust system design, we would need to reduce both the absolute threshold voltage shift and the dispersion
-: First irradiation up to 1Mrad with thinner and optimized Gate dielectrics show the feasibility of this approach. A parallel development is planned 2009.
With the given time scale for the project, we urgently need for the optimization and system designreliable numbers (with reasonable safety factors) for:
-: radiation environment, both ionizing and NIEL parts
-: how (in-)homogeneous is the irradiation over a ladder?
-: operating temperature of the sensors (critical in case of NIEL damage)
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Backup slides follow….
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A new r/o chip - DCD
(Uni Heidelberg)
DCD: Drain Current Digitizer
-: improved input cascode (regulated) and current memory cells
-: integrated 8bit current based ADC per channel, 12.5 MHz sampling rate
-: designed for 40 pF load at the input (5cm Drain line), 12 µm r/o pitch
-: f/e noise: 34nA@40pF, 17nA@10pF, add 37nA for memory cells50nA@40pF at 40pF with gq=500pA/e 100 e- ENC in total
-: layout for bump bonding, rad. hard design
-: power consumption per channel 3.6 mW (measured)
-: digital hit processing done with 2nd chip/FPGA
Test chip DCD2: 6X12 channels
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Switcher III
-: Radiation hard (AMS 0.35 µm, layout)-: up to 10V swing ( stacked transistors)-: Power: 53 mW per chip (128 chn.) at 20 MHz-: Fast settling (<4ns at 10 pF)-: Compact layout (1.24 x 5.8 mm2) for 128 channels-: Test chip produced rad. tolerance tested: > 600kRad!-: Full chip produced and functional
9V distributed over 3 transistors with 3V -> rad hard. technology possible
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50x75 µm2 pixel IP Resolution at SuperBelle
Solid lines: Belles SVD2, symbols: DEPFET sBelle
Substantial improvement over Belle SVD2!
-: factor 0.5 @ high momentum-: factor 0.25 @ below 0.5 GeV/c and large theta
very
pre
limina
ry
Simulation of SVD LOI layoutStand alone tracking, single tracks, no background
DEPFET: L1 1.3 cm (50µm x 75µm)L2 1.6 cm (50µm x 75µm)thickness: 50µm, 0.14% X0, noise 100e
"DSSD": L3/L4/L5/L6 with 50µmx75µmthickness 300µm, noise 1600ebeam pipe: r=1cm (Be with 10µm Au layer)
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Subtreshold current Interface trap density 1/f noise
irradiation TID / NIEL fluence ∆s (mV/dec) ∆Nit (cm-2·eV-1)
gamma 60Co 913 krad / ~ 0 88 1.6·1011
neutron ~ 0 / 2.4x1011 n/cm2 ~ 0 ~ 0
proton 283krad / 3x1012 n/cm2 230 4.2·1011
)()10ln( 12 DD
oxit ss
kTCN −⋅⋅
=Δ
sD1(mV/dec)
sD2(mV/dec)
60Co irradiation
1 10 100 1k 10k 100k10-26
10-25
1x10-24
1x10-23
10-22
1x10-21
1x10-20
1x10-19
10-18
10-17
Id=75uA
Si (
A^2
/Hz)
Frequency
mos10 mos2 mos4 mos5
60Co
proton
neutron
non-irrad
Lit: ~ 1012-1013 cm-2·eV-1 for 200nm gate oxide
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Possible New Layout…
why??
-: less modules in L1-: less material, connectors, services..-: greater lever arm
-: only 12 150mm wafers for the full PXD!!
LOI layout DEPFET layout
Layer 1 Layer 2 Layer 1 Layer 2
Rmin/cm 1.3 1.6 1.3 1.8
N 12 12 8 12
Width/cm (sensitive) 0.85 1.00 1.15 1.15
Width/cm (geometrical) 1.05 1.20 1.35 1.35
Rmax/cm 1.41 1.72 1.45 1.95
Lmin/cm 7.05 8.61 7.25 9.76
Lreal/cm 7.1 8.6 7.3 9.8