Title: FPIX2 for FP420
1FPIX2 for FP420?
- David Christian
- April 26, 2005
2FPIX2 at a glance
- Designed to be the BTeV pixel chip.
- 50m x 400m pixels (like ATLAS).
- 22 columns x 128 rows.
- Designed to tile chips in one line with 600m long
pixels between chips not designed to tile two
lines of chip on one sensor module. - High speed, zero suppressed readout.
- Can be 30ns/hit.
- All chips read out in parallel on point-to-point
links. - NO TRIGGER.
- Easy to use.
- One bias voltage (2.5V)
- All LVDS I/O No other ASICs required.
3FPIX2 Block Diagram
Pixel Unit Cells (22 columns of 128 rows each)
Core
Fabricated by TSMC (through MOSIS). Only bias
voltages required are 2.5V ground. All I/O is
LVDS.
End-of-Column logic (22 copies)
Core Logic
DACs
Next Word Block
Clock Control Logic
Data Output Interface
Programmable Registers
Word Serializer
Programming Interface
Steering Logic
Data Output Clock
BCO Clock
Input/Output
High Speed Output
4FPIX2 Layout
Debugging Outputs
Pixel array End-of-Column Logic e Core
128x22 Pixel array
End-of-Column Logic
Registers and DACs
Data Output Interface
Command Interface
LVDS Drivers and I/O pads
Internal bond pads for Chip ID
5Pixel Unit Cell
Column Bus
3 bit FADC
Amplifier
Pulse ht 02
Vdda
Ifb
Binary Encoder Register
Token Out
-
Vfb2
Vff
Token Bus Controller
Row 07
Command Interpreter 4 pairs of lines, 4 commands
each Latch Data Output Data Idle
Reset
Sensor
Inject
Token In
Test
Vref
Hit
Bias voltages currents are set by DACs.
6Pixel Cells (four 50 x 400 mm cells)
12 µm bump pads
Preamp
2nd stage disc
Kill/ inject
ADC encoder
Digital interface
ADC
(Top metal layer not shown)
7Status Plans
- Final submission of FPIX2 end of May 05.
- Fixes two fatal flaws in current chips.
- Expect chips back in August September.
- Will construct modules using BTeV sensors
- Tesla moderated p-spray sensors, VTT solder bump
bonds - 8x, 6x, 5x, 4x, 1x
- Expect modules Feb. 06
- Plan bench tests beam tests of modules before
and after irradiation. - Tests will run through fall 06.
8Possible use for FP420
- Study how fast the BCO clock can go.
- Designed for 7.5 MHz (132 nsec).
- Will probably NOT work at 40 MHz.
- May work at 20 MHz.
- 50ns time resolution?
- Could bond FPIX2s to other detectors and compare
to BTeV silicon modules.