26–29 Oct 2021
Fully online format
Asia/Tokyo timezone

Status of the DoTPiX development:

27 Oct 2021, 14:36
24m
Room #2 (Zoom Meeting ID: 823 6921 2312)

Room #2

Zoom Meeting ID: 823 6921 2312

Oral presentation using Zoom Session D: New technologies & ideas for collider detectors D-1: New technologies & ideas for collider detectors

Speaker

Dr Nicolas Fourches (CEA/IRFU University Paris_Saclay)

Description

During last year, we made significant progress about the material structures that make the fabrication of a DoTPiX pixel and pixel array a reachable goal. The trend is to obtain a small pixel reaching the 1 micrometre x 1 micrometre scale. The structure was simulated as early as 2017 (N. Fourches, IEEE TED 2017) to assess tits electrical and detector capabilities. A work-group was founded with IRFU and other CNRS laboratories. We will present the successive steps needed for a successful implementation of the DoTPiX on a silicon substrate, with the justifications of the use of a quantum well. . To say the needed epitaxial process which is in course of development at University Paris-Saclay, with full characterisation of the CVD epi-layers. The next step is the evaluation of a NMOS process (LAAS) which will host the DoTPiX structures, with n-channel MOS device characterization. After this technology bottleneck (process) fixed DoTPiX pixels arrays will be made for in-lab characterization.

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Primary author

Dr Nicolas Fourches (CEA/IRFU University Paris_Saclay)

Presentation materials