Simulations of radiation-damaged 3D detectors for the Super-LHC
Simulations of radiation-damaged 3D detectors for the Super-LHC
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DOI:
10.1016/j.nima.2008.03.100
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发表时间:
2008-07
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
D. Pennicard;G. Pellegrini;C. Fleta;R. Bates;V. O’Shea;C. Parkes;N. Tartoni
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作者:
D. Pennicard;G. Pellegrini;C. Fleta;R. Bates;V. O’Shea;C. Parkes;N. Tartoni
Future high-luminosity colliders, such as the super-LHC at CERN, will require pixel detectors capable of withstanding extremely high radiation damage. In this article, the performances of various 3D detector structures are simulated with up to 1×10161MeV-neq/cm2radiation damage. The simulations show that 3D detectors have higher collection efficiency and lower depletion voltages than planar detectors due to their small depletion distance. When designing a 3D detector with a large pixel size, such as an ATLAS sensor, different electrode column layouts are possible. Using a small number of n+ readout electrodes per pixel leads to higher depletion voltages and lower collection efficiency, due to the larger electrode spacing. Conversely, using more electrodes increases both the insensitive volume occupied by the electrode columns and the capacitive noise. Overall, the best performance after 1×10161MeV-neq/cm2damage is achieved by using 4–6 n+ electrodes per pixel.