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Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK A. Bisht, G. Borghi, M. Boscardin, M. Centis Vignali1 , F. Ficorella, O. Hammad Ali, G. Paternoster Fondazione Bruno Kessler 25.02.2022 16th Vienna Conference on Instrumentation 1 mcentisvignali@fbk.eu
Fondazione Bruno Kessler LGAD technologies: Start Batch Standard 2015 UFSD1 2017 UFSD2 Double sided (inverted) 2018 UFSD3 AC coupled (RSD) RSD1 Trench isolated 2019 HD0 UFSD3.2 MOVEIT TI-LGAD RD50 2020 PSI iLGAD HADES RSD2 2021 UFSD4 Space LGADs 6 inch (150 mm) Today: selected results and projects Custom CMOS-like process M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 2
(Standard) Low Gain Avalanche Diodes Silicon detectors with charge multiplication Improve SNR of the system Gain ≈ 10 (When the sensor shot noise is not Gain layer provides high-field region dominating) No-gain region ∼ 30 − 80 µm Noise and power consumption Time resolution ∼ 30 ps ↔ thin ∼ 50 µm sensor ⇒ low gain M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 3
High Luminosity LHC Development within the UFSD project [ATLAS simulation] Use time coordinate to mitigate pile-up Track time resolution ≈ 30 ps Radiation resistance to few 1015 neq /cm2 Hit time resolution at end of life ≈ 50 ps [H. Sadrozinski et al. Rept. Prog. Phys. 81 (2018) 026101] Application described in: Daniel Spitzbart talk on Wednesday Frank Filthaut talk on Wednesday M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 4
Radiation Hardening of LGADs Gain layer doping [M. Ferrero TREDI2021] [M. Moll PoS Vertex2019 (2020) 027] Acceptor removal: Sii + Bs → Bi Bi + Oi → Bi Oi (donor level) Carbon ⇒ Competing reaction: Sii + Cs → Ci Ci + Oi → Ci Oi (neutral) Initial B concentration → higher concentration favored → narrower B distribution Carbon coimplantation NB (φeq ) = NB (0) exp {−cφeq } → optimized dose found c = c(NB (0)) M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 5
Radiation Hardening of LGADs Removal constant [M. Ferrero TREDI2021] [M. Moll PoS Vertex2019 (2020) 027] Acceptor removal: Sii + Bs → Bi Bi + Oi → Bi Oi (donor level) Carbon ⇒ Competing reaction: Sii + Cs → Ci Ci + Oi → Ci Oi (neutral) Initial B concentration → higher concentration favored → narrower B distribution Carbon coimplantation NB (φeq ) = NB (0) exp {−cφeq } → optimized dose found c = c(NB (0)) M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 5
Radiation Hardening of LGADs [G. Paternoster VERTEX2021] [M. Moll PoS Vertex2019 (2020) 027] Acceptor removal: Sii + Bs → Bi Bi + Oi → Bi Oi (donor level) Carbon ⇒ Competing reaction: Sii + Cs → Ci Ci + Oi → Ci Oi (neutral) Initial B concentration Gain layer position: → higher concentration favored → narrower B distribution “shallow” → higher B concentration Carbon coimplantation “deep” → easier compensation of B loss by increasing → optimized dose found bias M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 5
Radiation Hardness Results [M. Ferrero Vertex2021] [R. Arcidiacono et al. NIMA 978 (2020) 164375] Time resolution < 40 ps for 2.5 · 1015 neq cm−2 Time resolution < 50 ps for 3 · 1015 neq cm−2 Demonstrated radiation resistance and time resolution for HL-LHC M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 6
Radiation Hardness Results [A. Howard 37th RD50 Workshop] [R. Arcidiacono et al. NIMA 978 (2020) 164375] Time resolution < 40 ps for 2.5 · 1015 neq cm−2 Time resolution < 50 ps for 3 · 1015 neq cm−2 Demonstrated radiation resistance and time resolution for HL-LHC M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 6
UFSD4 ATLAS CMS Both “shallow” and “deep” gain layers Different pad layouts Sensors up to ∼ 2 × 2 cm2 Wafers and sensors for qualification for ATLAS and CMS timing detectors M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 7
Single Event Burnout SEB [N. Cartiglia 39th RD50 Workshop] Thin irradiated PiN and LGADs at high bias E > 11 V/µm All tested producers affected ⇒ “fundamental” property Catastrophic failure due to dense energy deposition (hard collision) Observed with: [G. Medin 38th RD50 Workshop] lasers [G. Medin 38th RD50 Workshop] [G. Medin 38th RD50 Workshop] beam tests [R. Heller 38th RD50 workshop] Mitigation: further hardening the gain layer thicker substrates quenching resistors [N. Cartiglia 39th RD50 Workshop] Further details: Gordana Medin recorded presentation M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 8
HADES Experiment [R. Holzmann 54. Winter Meeting on Nuclear Physics] Fixed target experiment at GSI TOF used for particle identification (among other methods) T0 detector Based on diamond detectors Beam monitoring TOF start Replace diamond with LGADs [J. Pietraszko et al. Eur. Phys. J. A 56 (2020) 183] M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 9
LGADs for HADES Strip geometries Sensor dimension up to ∼ 2 × 2 cm2 Different active thicknesses: 35, 55, 85 µm Wafers thinned down to 200 µm total Dicing after thinning First results: Wilhelm Krueger talk on Monday [W. Krueger VCI 2022] M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 10
Hadron Therapy [A. Vignati Picosecond Workshop 2018] Development within the MoVeIT project Beam monitoring during treatment Quality assurance Energy (TOF measurement) Particle count Beam profile Sensor requirements similar to HEP but TOF measurement using several particles M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 11
MoVeIT Energy Measurements [A. Vignati PSD12] Results from LGAD strip sensors, 590 µm pitch Short signal duration → rate capabilities Time resolution → energy resolution M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 12
MoVeIT Energy Measurements [A. Vignati PSD12] Results from LGAD strip sensors, 590 µm pitch Short signal duration → rate capabilities Time resolution → energy resolution M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 12
LGADs for MoVeIT Strip geometries Particle counting sensors ∼ 2.7 × 2.7 cm2 Energy meas. sensors ∼ 6.5 × 4 mm2 First characterization of the particle counting sensors: [O. Marti Villarreal PSD12] [A. Vignati PSD12] M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 13
Space Applications Timing in space experiments [AMS] Particle ID using TOF Identification of incoming or outgoing particles Identification of calorimetric showers and backsplash σt ∼ 50 − 100 ps Particle rate + limited power ⇒ channel size ∼ 1 cm2 → sensor capacitance Timing with LGADs? Project in collaboration with INFN Perugia and Torino M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 14
Space Applications [M. Duranti et al. Instruments 2021, 5, 20] Timing in space experiments Particle ID using TOF Identification of incoming or outgoing particles Identification of calorimetric showers and backsplash σt ∼ 50 − 100 ps Particle rate + limited power ⇒ channel size ∼ 1 cm2 → sensor capacitance Timing with LGADs? Project in collaboration with INFN Perugia and Torino M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 14
Thickness and Gain Optimization, Jitter Simulation LTspice simulation Sensor capacitance Uniform charge deposition (no Landau noise) Simplified gain layer model Assumed saturated velocities Noise from amplifier and sensor Simple model favors thickness > 100 µm and gain > 100 M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 15
Thickness and Gain Optimization, Jitter Simulation LTspice simulation Sensor capacitance Uniform charge deposition (no Landau noise) Simplified gain layer model Assumed saturated velocities Noise from amplifier and sensor Simple model favors thickness > 100 µm and gain > 100 M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 15
Thickness and Gain Optimization, Jitter Simulation LTspice simulation Sensor capacitance Uniform charge deposition (no Landau noise) Simplified gain layer model Assumed saturated velocities Noise from amplifier and sensor Simple model favors thickness > 100 µm and gain > 100 M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 15
Space LGADs Production In fabrication Active thickness: 50, 100, 150 µm Strip sensors for daisy chains Single pads up to 1 cm2 Target gain of 100 to 200 M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 16
Double Sided (Inverted) LGADs Continuous gain area in the active region ⇒ 100% fill factor Double sided process → active thickness is the wafer thickness ⇒ not optimal for timing Readout side is ohmic Readout side separated from LGAD side ⇒ no restrictions on channel dimensions [G.F. Dalla Betta et al. NIM A 796 (2015) 154] M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 17
X-ray Detection Development in collaboration with PSI [Wikipedia CC BY-SA 2.0 ] Detection of soft X-rays: 250 eV - 2 keV K-edges of bio elements → pharmaceuticals, cell imaging L-edges of 3d-transition metals → magnets, superconductors, quantum materials ... Use LGADs: Gain to lower the detection limit of photon counting detectors Advantages of LGADs demonstrated in: Gain to improve SNR of integrating detectors [Andrae et al. J.Synchrotron Rad. 26 (2019) 1226-1237] Thin entrance window and gain structure must be developed M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 18
Double Sided LGADs for PSI Gain with LED (STD gain structure) 10 GT_01 GT_02 GT_03 8 GT_04 GT_05 6 Gain 4 2 0 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 Bias [V] Several pixel and strip geometries Thin entrance window Several gain structure designs → make as thin as possible Thickness 275 µm First results with x-rays at TREDI next week M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 19
Double Sided LGADs for PSI Gain with LED (STD gain structure) 10 GT_01 GT_02 GT_03 8 GT_04 GT_05 6 Gain 4 2 0 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 Bias [V] Several pixel and strip geometries Thin entrance window Several gain structure designs → make as thin as possible Thickness 275 µm First results with x-rays at TREDI next week M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 19
AC Coupled LGADs (RSD) Continuous gain area in the active region ⇒ 100% fill factor Readout channels capacitively coupled and resistive layer to limit signal spreading No restrictions on channel dimension [M. Mandurrino et al. IEEE EDL Vol 40 Issue 11 (2019) 1780-1783] M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 20
AC Coupled LGAD Productions RSD1 RSD2 Several pixel and strip geometries Electrode geometries to exploit signal propagation Variations of resistive layer Variations of coupling dielectrics Project in collaboration with INFN Torino Results in Federico Siviero talk (this session) M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 21
Trench Isolated LGADs Trenches substitute the isolation structures Trench width about 1 µm ⇒ fill factor close to 100% [G. Paternoster et al. IEEE EDL Vol 41 Issue 6 (2020) 884-887] M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 22
RD50 TI-LGADs 55 µm Pixel 50-100 µm Strip Second TI-LGAD run Project within the RD50 collaboration Several pixel and strip geometries Different gain structure layouts Variations in trench depth and fabrication process M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 23
First Characterization [A. Bisht Picosecond Workshop 2021] Stable trench structures Breakdown due to gain layer M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 24
First Characterization [A. Bisht Picosecond Workshop 2021] Interpad 3-10 µm with laser ∼ 10× improvement from STD LGAD Some process and layout combination: → gain in trench region > gain of pad → negative interpad More characterization and irradiation results: Matias Senger talk (next) M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 25
First Characterization [A. Bisht Picosecond Workshop 2021] Interpad 3-10 µm with laser ∼ 10× improvement from STD LGAD Some process and layout combination: → gain in trench region > gain of pad → negative interpad More characterization and irradiation results: Matias Senger talk (next) M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 25
Upcoming Projects EXFLU Silicon sensors for extreme fluences Variation of thickness and gain layer designs Valentina Sola talk on Thursday [N. Cartiglia 39th RD50 Workshop] DC Resistive Silicon Detectors Position interpolation through resistive charge division Improved spatial resolution with large readout pitch Luca Menzio recorded presentation [N. Cartiglia 39th RD50 Workshop] SEB resistant LGADs AC-coupled readout Quenching resistors to protect the sensor M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 26
Thank you for your attention M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 27
Backup Material M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 1
[G. Paternoster et al. NIMA 987 (2021) 164840] M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 2
Segmentation: Fill Factor Focused 20 keV x-ray beam Measured FF: ≈ 40% Impact on detection efficiency Signal vs position for 3 strips [M. Andrae, J. Zhang, et al. J. Synchrotron Rad. (2019)] M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 3
Interpad Distance TI-LGADs [A. Bisht Picosecond Workshop 2021] M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 4
Low Energy X-ray Detection Photon counting strip detectors, fluorescence X-rays PiN sensor LGAD sensor E > 8 keV visible E < 3.3 keV visible Improvement in detection threshold [A. Bergamaschi TREDI2019] [M. Andrae, J. Zhang, et al. J. Synchrotron Rad. (2019)] M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 5
SEB Resistant LGADs [N. Cartiglia 39th RD50 Workshop] M. Centis Vignali Development of LGAD Sensors at FBK 25.02.2022 6
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