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INFN-Torino

INFN-Torino. INFN-Torino has a strong tradition of silicon detector development and VLSI chip design: ZEUS, CMS, ALICE… INFN-Torino is currently working on the upgrade of silicon systems of several experiments ( ALICE, PANDA, CMS) and has also R&D projects funded by INFN- G ruppo V.

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INFN-Torino

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  1. INFN-Torino • INFN-Torino has a strong tradition of silicon detector development and VLSI chip design: ZEUS, CMS, ALICE… • INFN-Torino is currently working on the upgrade of silicon systems of several experiments (ALICE, PANDA, CMS) and has also R&D projects funded by INFN- Gruppo V. • I’m the P.I. of a 3-year grant from Gruppo-V for the development of Ultra-Fast Silicon Detector. • This grant has the active participation of FBK and their interest in developing such devices • I’m the Italian coordinator of the installation of the 3D-silicon detector for the CMS-forward silicon tracker (PPS in CMS, AFP in ATLAS). • The project has been funded by INFN, for the realization of FBK-3D detectors. Nicolo Cartiglia, INFN, Torino - UFSD

  2. INFN-Torino in RD50 • We would like to join RD50 to work on the development of UFSD • The group is currently made of 5-6 persons, plus a PhD student and an undergraduate. • Given our strong VLSI group, we are interested in working on the concurrent development of the sensor and the electronics. • We want to concentrate on the study of the optimization of the sensor’s parameters to match a possible read-out chip. • We want to pursue this project by leveraging on our expertise in several aspects: • Fully equipped silicon lab (CV, IV, laser, thermal boxes…) • Use the VLSI chip developed for NA62: these chips are ready to be used, need to develop the appropriate USFD sensors • Start the development of dedicated VLSI chips • Collaboration with the FBK team that has worked on SiPM (Boscardin, Piemonte, Dallabetta) • Advanced mechanical and electronic shops • Use our connection with SELEX for bump-bonding Nicolo Cartiglia, INFN, Torino - UFSD

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