Timing characterisation of 3D-trench silicon sensors
Timing characterisation of 3D-trench silicon sensors
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DOI:
10.1088/1748-0221/15/09/c09054
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发表时间:
2020-09-01
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1.3
通讯作者:
Lai, A.
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作者:
Lai, A.
Future tracking detectors have to be both space and time measuring devices at the single pixel level. This is strongly motivated by the extremely high interaction intensities foreseen at collider experiments of the next couple of decades and possibly beyond. Presently, no satisfactory technical solutions are available and important development programs have started in this direction. Minimal system requirements are: the capability to sustain fluences greater than some 10(16) 1 MeV neutron equivalent/cm(2) and radiation doses of some Grad; space resolutions around 10 mu m and time resolutions below 50 ps. 3D silicon sensors have already found application for their very high radiation hardness and have intrinsic characteristics which can be exploited for fast response. Recently, tests have been made by the TIMESPOT collaboration on 55 mu m pitch 3D-trench sensor prototypes, expressly designed for timing applications, which give important results in terms of time resolution. The tests have been performed both in the laboratory under a 1030 nm pulsed laser beam and under minimum ionizing particle beam. The tests yield values of time resolution below 30 ps. Such results indicate that, as of today, these devices are possibly the only ones capable to satisfy the complete set of system requirements for a vertex detector of the next generation and can be considered as a very interesting solution to be further developed and finalized. This paper will describe the characteristics of the developed sensors, the kind of measurements performed and will discuss the results obtained.