22–26 Apr 2024
Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh timezone
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Design of a fast readout CMOS pixel sensor for the first prototype of CEPC Vertex Detector

22 Apr 2024, 17:15
20m
Oral presentation Front-End Electronics, Fast Digitizers, Fast Transfer Links & Networks Mini-Orals, Orals Presentations

Speaker

Xiaomin WEI

Description

CMOS pixel sensors are attractive for the design and construction of the CEPC (Circular Electron Positron Collider) vertex detector due to the low material budget, high spatial resolution, fast readout speed and low power consumption. A series of CMOS pixel sensors were developed for CEPC vertex detector with different study purposes. This study aims to construct a fully functional large-scale CPS for the first CEPC vertex detector prototype. In order to satisfy the high hit rate in the CEPC vertex detector, we adopted a fast in-pixel readout combined with a hit-driven readout architecture in the pixel array, and designed a fast peripheral readout circuit combined with real-time data compression and sharable FIFO tree. The simulation results indicate that the hit rate of 120 M pixels/s can be satisfied. In the chip test, the time walks are about 60 ns to 90 ns under different power consumptions viewing from the statistics of digital output. Finally, 24 chips were installed in the first 6-layer CEPC vertex detector prototype. In the beam test, a spatial resolution of below 5 μm can be achieved and the detection efficiency is about 99%.

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Authors

Xiaomin WEI Ying ZHANG Wei Wei Tianya Wu Xiaoting Li Liang Zhang Raimon Casanova Zhijun Liang Shuqi Li Wei Wang Jia Zhou Ziyue Yan Yiming Hu Xiaoxu Zhang Xinhui Huang Lei Zhang Ming Qi Hao Zeng Xuewei Jia Jun Hu Jinyu Fu Hongyu Zhang Gang Li Linghui Wu Mingyi Dong Jianing Dong Jia Wang Ran Zheng Weiguo Lu Sebastian Grinstein Joao Guimaraes Costa

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