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ULTIMATE: Preliminary Test Results IPHC-LBNL Phone Conference

ULTIMATE: Preliminary Test Results IPHC-LBNL Phone Conference. Outline Ultimate test status Analogue outputs (tested by Mathieu) Pixel array + Discriminators (tested by Mathieu) Zero suppression logic (tested by Gilles) Synchronous readout of N Ultimate (proposed by Kader & Gilles)

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ULTIMATE: Preliminary Test Results IPHC-LBNL Phone Conference

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  1. ULTIMATE: Preliminary Test ResultsIPHC-LBNL Phone Conference Outline • Ultimate test status • Analogue outputs (tested by Mathieu) • Pixel array + Discriminators (tested by Mathieu) • Zero suppression logic (tested by Gilles) • Synchronous readout of N Ultimate (proposed by Kader & Gilles) • DAQ development for BT (Gilles et al.)

  2. Ultimate: test status • Ultimate sensors have been received at IPHC March 24th 2011 • 1 wafer (No. 4) with HighRes EPI 15 µm • 1 Diced wafer (No. 5) thinned down to 120 µm with HighRes EPI 20 µm • AMS tested each wafer by using integrated PCM (test 5 sites/wafer) • Process parameters are out of specification ranges in 2 sites on wafers No.4 and 5 • 9 chips were bonded on PCB. All have passed the test of power on and JTAG • 1 for PLL test • 1 for regulator test • 7 for analogue & digital characterization • Power on test results: • IddA ~150 mA, IddD ~70 mA (low activity) • 730 mW (3.3 V)  ~150 mW/cm² • In chip regulator for Vclamping worksin 5 tested chips • 4 chips have problem • Still investigating IPHC christine.hu@ires.in2p3.fr

  3. Ultimate: Analogue Output • Pixel array scan at 40 MHz, T sensor ~ 20°C • JTAG Nominal value • VddA = 3.3 V • Vclamping provided by in chip regulator • Good noise uniformity, ENC ~ 14 e- • Gain similar to Mimosa26 ~ 65 µV/ e- • CCE is not sensitive to temperature variation IPHC christine.hu@ires.in2p3.fr

  4. READ period CALIB period Analogue Output Ultimate: Analogue Output (2) • Sensor performances remaining almost the same when VddA varies from 3.3 to 3 volt • 8 columns run at 160 MHz • Problem 1: • Large CDS (Vread-Vcalib) offset value • Analogue output is distributed by READ signal • Problem identified • Coupling between the bias of the output buffer & READ in the layout • Workaround: possible but need investigation • Problem 2: • Marker (MKA) despaired at 160 MHz (156 MHz is ok) IPHC christine.hu@ires.in2p3.fr

  5. Ultimate: Pixel Array + Discriminators • Temporal noise uniformity • TN ~ 0.96 mV • FPN Without offset to 0 adjustment With offset to 0 adjustment, FPN ~ 0.55 mV IPHC christine.hu@ires.in2p3.fr

  6. Ultimate: Pixel Array + Discriminators (2) A B No strange behaviours observed C D IPHC christine.hu@ires.in2p3.fr

  7. Ultimate: Pixel Array + Discriminators (3) 0.5747 0.4896 1.003 0.9474 A B 0.4768 0.4707 0.9243 0.8995 C D IPHC christine.hu@ires.in2p3.fr

  8. Ultimate: Pixel Array + Discriminators (3) • Observed points • Large offset in every 16 rows • Still within 4 sigma • Structure in the design, try to minimize • Offset dispersion in column & row • "half moon"  Not seen in Mimosa26 • Offset is frequency & temperature sensible • Power supply to 3 V • VddA set to 3 V, Ultimate still works with similar performances • VddD set to 3 V, Ultimate losses its performances  need more investigations IPHC christine.hu@ires.in2p3.fr

  9. Ultimate: Zero suppression logic • Check (but not an exhaustive test) • Conditions: • VddD = 3.3V, • Frequency at 150 MHz in most case (due to limitation on test board and tight planning) • Test of critical patterns (defined by Guy) – Done on 5000 frames • Test N° 1 • Line pattern 0  0 • Line pattern 1  Discri 0 & 959 = 1 • Test N° 2 • Line pattern 0  Discri 0 & 959 = 1 • Line pattern 1  0 • Test N° 3 • Line pattern 0  Discri 0, 63, 64, 127, 128 = 1 • Line pattern 1  0 • Test N° 4 ( Test limited to 500 frames ) • Line pattern 0  Shift emulated hit on a single discri ( 0 .. 959 ) • Line pattern 1  0 • Test N° 5 ( Test limited to 500 frames ) • Line pattern 0  0 • Line pattern 1  Shift emulated hit on a single discri ( 0 .. 959 )  SUZE works without error IPHC christine.hu@ires.in2p3.fr

  10. Synchronous readout of N Ultimate (on a ladder) • Standard protocol with Start synchro / clock  not applicable • Error in Ultimate ( bad clock used to sample Start 80 MHz instead of 160 MHz ) • First workaround Difficult to implement • Synchronize also Reset with clock ( Reset & Start ) • Reset is a slow control signal ( from boards to Ultimate ) NOT a fast signal • Never tested • Second workaround  Easier to implement & Validated at lab • Reset all Ultimates • Load JTAG • Start clock ( gate controlled by flip/flop  to get first clock cycle as full period ) • Send Start signal ( synchronized on clock falling edge as usual ) IPHC christine.hu@ires.in2p3.fr

  11. Status of DAQ for Beam Test (BT) • Done  Use FW developed for Mimosa26 • Upgrade to solve N x Ultimate synchronization problem done • Test of FW at 150 MHz done with one Ultimate • To be done • Check trigger handling FW running @ 150 MHz • Upgrade of DAQ SW & Monitoring • Remark • All tests will be performed at 150 MHz because of limitation on test boards No time to investigate • BT foreseen this summer IPHC christine.hu@ires.in2p3.fr

  12. ULTIMATE: Latch up free designIPHC-LBNL Phone Conference Outline • Latch-up free SRAM test setup status • Latch up free digital design status

  13. Latch-up free SRAM design status • Latch-up free SRAM (256x8) is designed by a Ph.D student in the last year. • BUT: 4 metal layers have been used • If the evaluation of the designed module is OK • Redesign with only 3 metal layers! • We will extend it to the size of the memory used for Ultimate (2x2 x (2048x16)) • Planning proposed last year has to be revisited which was under estimated! • SRAM test status: • HW & SW needed to test SRAM • HW ( G. Doziere + O. Clausse ) • Mother board Power supply, buffers, connectors • Daughter board SRAM holder ( SIMM format ) • FW & SW • FW Pattern generator & DAQ with NI Flex RIO ( C. Santos ) • SW  RAM test routines in C ( G. Doziere ) • Test planning • HWstopped because Guy has “an accident” ( broken knee  ~ 5 weeks ) • Boards ready for test at lab mid/end July • FW & SW • FW  Done • SW  To be done ( M. Specht?/G. Claus?)  Ready for mi July IPHC christine.hu@ires.in2p3.fr

  14. 13 µm 16 µm Latch up free digital design status • How? increase the spacing between Nplus and Pplus layer  Stretching all the AMS digital standard cells by 3 µm • All the layout for AMS Standard cells have been stretch by hand or by using skill program (more than 250 cells) • Abstract views have been created in a new library • A trial has been done: • Integration of these abstract in SOC Encounter flow (Digital placer and rooter) • Design of SLOWCONTROL (JTAG) block with the stretched cells as a test case  DRC, LVS without special problem • Next steps: extend this procedure to all mixte and digital blocs • Main difficulties: • Limited space: Ultimate already used the maximum reticle size. All above modifications have to feet to the Ultimate size. • Please pay attention that the memory will have 50% size incensement!!! • Memory is a unknown bloc for us. Some questions such as how to simulate it with other digital blocs, how to test it (we have to use the same PAD ring), … are not solved • Several iterations have to be planned due to optimisation of the size & timing (160 MHz)  At least 6 month of development IPHC christine.hu@ires.in2p3.fr

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