pinholes and their effects of apv25 chips

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Pinholes and their effects of APV25 chips Pinholes sensor strips are capacitively coupled to APV25 The capacitors, integrated on the sensor strips, can occasionally have a short circuit pinhole. Pinhole can give DC current into/out from APV, which can: 1. permanently disable the whole APV chip on p-side due to APV INVERTER, used to change signal polarity and increase the dynamic range only on p-side (APV dynamic range +7MIPs /-2.5MIPs) problem only arises on p-side (INVERTER) if current flow INTO APV: APV input sits at +0.75V w.r.t APV_GND=HV_Bias p side strips, collect holes, sit at HV_Bias+Ileak*Rbias cna inject current INTO APV problem only if Ileak is big (rad damaged sensors) or/and several pinholes are connected to the same chip (details in backup slides) 2. disable the single APV channel where pinhole is connected. same effect on p and n side In CMS (single side sensor, p-side strips) all pinholes were then NOT connected to the APV chip to avoid problem 1 1 G. Rizzo SVD – March 24 th 2015

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Pinholes and their effects of APV25 chips •  Pinholes

–  sensor strips are capacitively coupled to APV25 –  The capacitors, integrated on the sensor strips, can occasionally have a

short circuità pinhole. •  Pinhole can give DC current into/out from APV, which can:

1.  permanently disable the whole APV chip on p-side •  due to APV INVERTER, used to change signal polarity and increase the dynamic

range only on p-side (APV dynamic range +7MIPs /-2.5MIPs) •  problem only arises on p-side (INVERTER) if current flow INTO APV:

–  APV input sits at +0.75V w.r.t APV_GND=HV_Bias –  p side strips, collect holes, sit at HV_Bias+Ileak*Rbias àcna inject current INTO APV

•  problem only if Ileak is big (rad damaged sensors) or/and several pinholes are connected to the same chip (details in backup slides)

2.  disable the single APV channel where pinhole is connected. •  same effect on p and n side

•  In CMS (single side sensor, p-side strips) all pinholes were then NOT connected to the APV chip to avoid problem 1

1 G. Rizzo SVD – March 24th 2015

What we do in Belle2-SVD for pinholes •  In Belle2-SVD we proposed a new strategy for the pinholes! •  Saturation effect of the whole p-side chip can be avoided applying an

extra voltage (Vsep) on APV_GND w.r.t HV_Bias –  can rise Vsep to positve voltage so the current flows out of the APV chip, to sensor

strip, and saturation cannot happpen. –  Extra voltage used already in BaBar to inhibit issues due to pinholes/p-stop short

•  Advantages: disconnecting all the pinholes (as in CMS) can be difficult & new pinholes can develop later (radiation accidents!)

•  This scheme (next slide) was proposed originally only to p side, since chip saturation cannot happen on n-side –  CAEN boards for p side foreseen

•  Recent studies on APVDAQ teststand (with real SVD modules) proved Vsep is effective:

1.  to avoid whole chip saturation on p side (expected) 2.  to cure single pinholes on p and n side (new) 3.  to recover single noisy strips: field plate effect of AC metal connected to the Vsep

voltage via APV input (new)

•  CAEN board for n side are needed 2 G. Rizzo SVD – March 24th 2015

New Powering Scheme

3 G. Rizzo SVD – March 24th 2015

Extra  separa*on  voltage  also  on  n-­‐side  

Vsep-extravoltage advantages Recent studies on teststand with real SVD modules proved Vsep effects and various advantages on p and n side 1.  Saturation effect on p side, on chips with several pinholes

connected, demonstrated and cured with Vsep –  Whole chip saturation starts with Vsep<-3V –  All chans including pinholes, work normally -2.5V<Vsep<-0.5V –  Pinholes stop working with Vsep>-0.5 V the other chans ok

2.  Vsep can cure single connected pinholes on p & n side –  with Vsep set to equalize the strip voltage and the input of the APV

(+0.75V) no significant DC current is flowing in the pinhole and APV channel can work normally: Vsep=-0.75V cure pinhole, for very low Ileak

3.  Applying Vsep, via the APV input, on AC metal strips (no pinholes/AC capacitor OK) can be beneficial for noisy strips:

–  AC metal acts as a field plate above the n+ strip implant –  With the right polarity/value can reduce strip leakage current coming

from defects localized at the Si/Si02 surface –  Noise reduction on defective strips observed/effect still under study

4 G. Rizzo SVD – March 24th 2015

Pinholes studied on APVDAQ teststand

G. Rizzo

•  p-side only: large current flow INTO APV, (several pinholes) is a problem for the whole chip

•  p & n side: small current (single pinhole) disable a single APV channel

•  Remedy: offset voltage between HV bias and APV_GND

•  Some noisy channels (not pinholes) can be recovered with Vsep acting on AC metal as field plate

•  SVD – March 24th 2015

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internal APV calibration circuit •  Peak amplitude:

–  85 ADC for normal strips –  smaller for pinholes connected

•  Peak amplitude on pinholes reacts to Vsep extra voltage, as expected

•  Vsep negative, -0.75V can cure single pinholes –  equalize strip voltage and APV input

G. Rizzo SVD – March 24th 2015

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Vsep scan results 1.  Whole chip saturation induced artificially

with Vsep<-3V in chips with several pinholes connected

2.  Single pinholes on p and n side cured 3.  Some single strips noisy (not pinhole) can

be cured : field plate effect of AC metal connected to the Vsep voltage via APV input (new effect under study)

•  Vsep adds some degree of freedom on p and n side to compensate some defects

G. Rizzo SVD – March 24th 2015

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8 G. Rizzo SVD – March 24th 2015

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Vsep scan on n side HPK sensor •  Small (a few %) reduction of Calamp (and

increase in caltmax) on all n side strip @ Vsep>-2V

•  Some single strips become very noisy @ Vsep>-2V à Vsep<-2V can cure them!

•  Other noisy strip not sensitive to Vsep

G. Rizzo SVD – March 24th 2015

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•  Possible explanation for both effect: –  field plate effect of AC metal connected to the Vsep voltage via APV input

•  Only seen on 1 HPK sensor •  Seen also on other sensor in

HEPHY?

Vsep scan on n side HPK sensor 1.  Small reduction of Calamp (and increase in caltmax) on all n side

strip @ Vsep>-2V 2.  Some single strips become very noisy @ Vsep>-2V

G. Rizzo SVD – March 24th 2015 Vsep  (V)    

•  Possible explanation for both effects: –  field plate effect of AC metal connected to the Vsep voltage via APV input –  Negative voltage (Vsep<-2V) on AC n side metal reduces the extension of the

electrons accumulation layer and reduces the effective width of n+ implant 1.  C interstrip, proportional to width /pitch, is reduced for all strips and

consequently Calamp (increase) and Caltmax move (sensitive to the Capacitance connected to the APV input)

2.  When the extension of the n strip implant changes the localized defects at surface that can produce leakage current can/cannot contribute to the strip leakage current and noise increase/decrease.

•  Field effect on AC metal could be studied on sensors (n and p side) and, to be pragmatic, effects on modules noise vs Vsep should be studied.

•  We might find the best optimization for Vsep operation on n and p side to: cure pinholes, reduce the noisy strips

Vsep scan and field effect on AC metal

G. Rizzo SVD – March 24th 2015

•  With Vsep negative the AC metal acts as a field plate and reduces the accumulation layer estension close to the n+ strip implant à effective implant width w_n+ is reduced

1.  Interstrip capacitance, proportional to width/pitch, is reduced à Peak amplitude increases slightly

•  The Electric field close to the n+ strip is modified by the field plate effect

–  Some defects very close to the surface Si-SiO2 (that can be the origin of high leakage current) can stop to contribute to the strip leakage current??

–  The peak electric field can be lowered, thus reducing the impact ionization in spots where localized defects are responsible for high field values.

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p-stops

AC metal

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APV25

Vsep + 0.75V

w_n+ Cstrip !wn+ / pitch

w_n+

•  When Vsep is negative enough, the AC metal field plate depletes the accumulation layer close to the n+ strip implant à effective n-strip width w_n+ is reduced

•  Interstrip capacitance is reduced by the addition of two non-conducting gaps (but the metal is still wide, so the reduction is not expected to be dramatic). The effect will be tested on bare sensors.

p-stops

AC metal

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AC metal

n+

APV25

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