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Title: Irradiation studies of L1 sensors for D


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Irradiation studies of L1 sensors for DØ 2b
  • Regina Demina
  • University of Rochester

2
Outline
  • Radiation environment and silicon sensor specs
  • Results on prototypes
  • Conclusions

3
Requirements for silicon sensors
  • Main challenge for silicon sensors - radiation
  • Depletion voltage (F)
  • Leakage current (F) ? noise
  • Doses comparable to LHC use their RD
  • NB Uncertainty in F estimate conservative
    approach 1.5 safety margin

10 years of CMS at inner radius
4
Depletion voltage
Specification on breakdown voltage derived based
on depletion voltage evolution
T-10oC with warm up periods
Hamburg model
20fb-1
5
Signal to noise ratio
  • Noise contributions
  • Capacitive load 45043C(pF)
  • Al strip resistance analogue cables (L0)
  • Shot noise IleakI0aFAd (a3E-17A/cm)
  • Thermal noise in Rbias

Ileak16mA/cm2
Goal S/Ngt 10 Possible if Tlt-10oC for L0 and
L1 Tlt-5oC for L2 L5 Important to test Ileak
after irradiation on prototype sensors and on
test structures during production
6
Irradiation studies at KSU
  • More details in T. Boltons talk
  • 10 MeV p, sweep the beam using electrostatic
    deflector
  • Anneal at 60oC for 80 min, then keep cold
  • Measure I at 1oC, extrapolate to 20oC

HPK
Single sided low r sensors with guard band
structure produced by HPK
7
Leakage current
  • Raw currents measured at T1oC
  • Vbreakgt700V (spec)

19fb-1 at r1.8 cm Corresponds to 17mA/cm2
_at_-10oC (need 16 for s/ngt10)
8
I leak vs T
  • Measure at 1oC, extrapolate to 20oC
  • Verify temperature dependence

9
I leak vs F
  • I ap Fp
  • ap11.6?10-17 A?cm for 10 MeV p
  • Hardness of 10MeV protons vs 1 MeV neutrons k
    a(10MeVp)/a(1 MeVn)11.6/4.562.54 (compared
    to3.87)

N.B. a3.0e-17A ?cm for 1 MeV n, if use k3.87
D. Bechevet et al. NIM A 479(2002)487 At 10 MeV p
Montreal
G.P Summers et al., IEEE Trans Nucl. Sci
NS-40,6(1993)1372
10
Depletion voltage vs flux
  • Use 1/c2 vs V to determine V delp 30-50
    uncertainty

11
V depl vs F, full size sensors
Use Hamburg model with stable damage, short and
long term annealing terms Flux in protons/cm2?
main effect on C (scales with 1/k)
12
Other properties after irradiation
  • Cint 3 pF(before) ? 6 pF (after 9.35E13 20
    fb-1) NC1680e(before) ? 1815 (after)

S/ngt9
No change in R poly after irradiation
13
Conclusions
  • Single sided low r sensor technology with guard
    band structure is used for the inner layers
  • L1 sensors produced by HPK were tested up to 1E14
    10 MeV p/cm2
  • Hardness factor was found to be 2.54 instead of
    theoretically predicted 3.87, but in agreement
    with a study by Rose collaboration
  • Using this number and 1.5 safety factor we
    estimate 1E14 10 MeV p/cm2 to be equivalent to 20
    fb-1 at r1.8 cm (L0)
  • After this dose
  • No break down was observed up to 1000 V
  • Sensors deplete at 350-400 V in agreement with
    the hamburg model
  • Based on the observed increase in leakage current
    we expect Ileak 17 mA/cm2 at operating T of
    10oC ? s/n10
  • Cint increased from 3 to 6 pF, which will lead to
    increase in Johnson noise from 1680e? 1815e
  • R int did not change
  • S/n is expected to be above 9 for L0 after 20
    fb-1
  • We believe that these sensors will perform
    adequately after 20 fb-1

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Fluence estimations for Run IIb
  • based on CDF silicon leakage current measurements
    in Run Iab
  • observed radial dependence 1/r1.7
  • measured CDF silicon sensor leakage currents are
    scaled to DØ sensor geometries and temperatures
    to give shot noise contributions of leakage
    currents
  • for depletion voltage calculations, a 1 MeV
    equivalent neutron fluence is assumed
  • ?1Mev n2.191013 rcm-1.7 cm-2/fb-1 (Matthew
    et al., CDF notes 3408 3937)
  • safety factor 1.5 applied

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Performance extrapolations for Run IIb
  • S/N extrapolations assume
  • noise in front end of SVX4 45043C(pF)
  • total silicon strip capacitance 1.4pF/cm
  • L0 analog cable assumed (and measured) 0.4pF/cm
  • noise due to series resistance of metal traces in
    silicon 210e-700e depending on module length
  • noise due to finite value of bias resistor 250e
  • shot noise due to increased leakage currents
  • 1100e for L0 after 15fb-1 if T-5C
  • 1000e for L2 (20cm long module) after 15fb-1 if
    T0C

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V depl vs F
  • Test diods
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