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X-Ray Detector Activities in Japan Aug. 1st, 2012 BES Neutron and Photon Detector W.S. @Gaithersburg Yasuo Arai ([email protected]) High Energy Accelerator Research Organization, KEK f P l d N l d Institute of Particle and Nuclear Studies 1

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Page 1: X-Ray Detector Activities in Japan - Stanford University · X-Ray Detector Activities in Japan Aug. 1st, 2012 BES Neutron and Photon Detector W.S. @Gaithersburg Yasuo Arai (yasuo.arai@kek.jp)

X-Ray Detector Activities yin Japan

Aug. 1st, 2012BES Neutron and Photon Detector W.S.

@GaithersburgYasuo Arai ([email protected])

High Energy Accelerator Research Organization, KEK

f P l d N l dInstitute of Particle and Nuclear Studies1

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Neutron & Photon Facilities in Japan KEK & JAEA,Neutron & Photon Facilities in Japan

RIKEN, JASRI

J-PARC(30GeV Proton

Neutron)SPring-8 (8 Gev SR)SACLA (8 GeV XFEL)SPring-8II

Neutron)

SPring-8II

KEKSuper KEKB(e+ - e-)

PF(2.5 GeV SR)PF AR(6 5G V SR)

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PF-AR(6.5GeV SR)ERL

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Although there are many activities on X-ray detector Although there are many activities on X ray detector developments in Japan, I do not cover all the work.

Todays Topics

•CdTe detector (JASRI SPring-8)

•MPCCD detector (Riken SACLA)

•SOI detector (KEK, Riken SACLA)

•STJ detector (AIST)

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Cd Te detectorDetection Efficiency

• CdTe is a promising semiconductor for high-energy X-ray region due to its high atomic number and density.

• Low leak current due to its wide band gap energy even at room temperature.

Most of the CdTe crystals used in the world are produced in Japanese company (Acrorad Co Ltd )

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Japanese company (Acrorad Co. Ltd.).(However, it entered Siemens group last year)

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CdTe pixel detectorOhmic and Schottky configurations In/Au stud bonding

(developed with JAXA)(developed with JAXA)Three metal configurations were investigated by using high resistivity p-type CdTe wafers 500μm in thickness.

CdTe + SP8-02 ASIC (TSMC 0 25um)

μ

CdTe + SP8 02 ASIC (TSMC 0.25um)

200um, 20 x 50 pix([email protected])5

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CdTe strip detector (Collab. with PSI)Pl t i t ll BL19B2 diff t tPlan to install BL19B2 diffractometer

1st stage: standard Si sensor MYTHENFinal: CdTe sensor with MYTHEN chip

Sample : CeOSample : CeO2X-ray energy : 30 keVExposure time : 60 sec

In/CdTe/Pton ceramic

In/CdTe/Pton glass Si

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Standard MYTHEN (Si) CdTe

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Standard MYTHEN (Si) CdTe CdTe x 0.05

CeO2 (111)

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CdTe detector shows 20 times higher efficiency and comparable energy

l ti ith Si d t tresolution with Si detector.

([email protected])6

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CdTe Applications

Hitachi Gamma Camera Dental Panoramic Image16x16 CdTe16x16 CdTelaminatedPin Hole Camera

40x40CdTePin Hole Camera CdTePhoton Counting

(Fukushima NPP)

7http://www.telesystems.co.jp/dental/http://www.hitachi.co.jp/New/cnews/month/2011/11/1115.html

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Multiport CCD (MPCCD) detector for X-ray Free-Electron Laser Facility, SACLAX ray Free Electron Laser Facility, SACLA

• High-Speed, 8-ports, Front Ill i ti CCD

Pixel Size 50 x 50 um2

P k Si l > 4 4 MIllumination CCD. • First Detector for SACLA.• Proven state of art technologies in

Peak Signal > 4.4 Me-(2700 ph.@6 keV)

Noise < 300 e-• Proven state-of-art technologies in collaboration with industry sensor : e2v, readout: Meisei Co).

Noise 300 e0.18 ph. @ 6keV

Pixel Number 1k x 512 pix/sensor, )Rad. Hardness > 1.6 x 1014 ph./mm2

@ 12 keV> 1 year annual doseMore than half present > 1 year annual dose

Sensitive Layer 50 um(300 um in Phase III)

More than half present proposals are using this detector

Dead Area at Edge

300 umdetector.

8([email protected])

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MPCCD MPCCD Octal-sensor

MPCCD Single sensor detectorOctal-sensor

detector

XFELXFEL

Focal pointCoherent X-ray

Diffraction ImagingFocal point Diffraction Imaging

Octal Module (110mm x 110mm, 2048 2048 i )2048 x 2048 pix)

Working successfully!

9([email protected])

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Although the MPCCD is working successfully as a first detector for SACLA, this does not yet reach for final target spec.

SOI Pi l R&D i l i SOI Pixel R&D is also going.

SOIR&DR&D

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SOI Pixel Detector (SOIPIX)

Monolithic Detector having fine resolution of silicon

( )

and data processing power of CMOS LSI by using Silicon-On-Insulator (SOI) Technology.

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Feature of SOI Pixel Detector

• No mechanical bonding. Fabricated with semiconductor • No mechanical bonding. Fabricated with semiconductor process only, so high reliability, low cost are expected.process only, so high reliability, low cost are expected.

Fully depleted thick sensing region with Low sense Fully depleted thick sensing region with Low sense • Fully depleted thick sensing region with Low sense node capacitance.

• Fully depleted thick sensing region with Low sense node capacitance.

• On Pixel processing with CMOS transistors.• On Pixel processing with CMOS transistors.

• Can be operated in wide temperature (4K-570K) range, and has low single event cross section.

• Can be operated in wide temperature (4K-570K) range, and has low single event cross section.gg

• Based on Industry Standard • Based on Industry Standard Technology.Technology.

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SOIPIX Collaboration: 0.2 m Fully-Depleted SOI Pixel Process of Lapis SemiconductorRegular Multi-Project Wafer

(MPW) run. (~twice/year)

Process of Lapis Semiconductor Co. Inc.

JAXA AISTRIKEN

Tohoku U.Osaka U.U. of Hawaii

Fermi Nat'l Accl. Lab.

L B k l N t'l L b

KEK

Kyoto U.Tsukuba U.Lawrence Berkeley Nat'l Lab.

MPI INP KrakowMPI

U Heidelberg IHEP China

INP Krakow

SOIPIX MPW Mask

U. Heidelberg

Louvain-la-Neuve Univ.

IHEP China

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Integration Type Pixel (INTPIX5)

Pixel Size : 12x12 m2

896x1408 (~1.3 M)pixels、896x1408 ( 1.3 M)pixels、11 Analog out port、Column CDS.

12 2 12.2 mm

18.4 mm

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Dried Sardien (3 images are combined)Measurement with SOIPIX

5mm5mm

X-ray Energu Spectrum@-50℃Compton Electrons Tracks

noise 18e rmsnoise 18e- rms

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High Resistive FZ(p and n) SOI Wafer

Not only CZ-SOI wafer, we succeeded to process 8-inch FZ-SOI wafer.

Before Oxidation Conventional SOI Process

Improved SOI ProcessProcess Process

lWe optimized the process parameters, and succeeded to

Slips

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p p p ,perform the process without creating many slips.

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Wafer type and Leakage Current

INTPIX3INTPIX3e

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Isuues in SOI PixelSensor and Electronics are located very near. This cause ..

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We need additional back-plane to suppress these effects.

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Buried p-Well (BPW)BPW Implantation

SOI SiBuried

Substrate Implantation

SOI SiBuriedOxide(BOX)

P+

Pixel Peripheral

BPWP+

• Cut Top Si and BOX • Keep Top Si not affected

S th B k G t Eff t

• High Dose • Low Dose

• Suppress the Back Gate Effect.• Shrink pixel size without loosing sensitive area.• Increase break down voltage with low dose region.• Less electric field in the BOX which improve radiationLess electric field in the BOX which improve radiation

hardness.19

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Double SOI Wafer

additional circuit

conduction layersensor

• Shield transistors from bottom electric field

• Compensate electric field• Compensate electric field generated by the trapped hole in the BOX.

• Reduce crosstalk between sensors and circuits.

First Chips will be delivered this week20

First Chips will be delivered this week.

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Silicon-On-Insulator PHoton Imaging A S (SOPHIAS)Array Sensor (SOPHIAS)

M lti i tGain Csens [fF] Via # Gain [uV/e]

Multi-via concept High 16 24 7.2

Low 240 4 0.15 x48Utilize lateral diffusion of electron-hole cloud.

Large Dynamic RangeLarge Dynamic Range

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Specification of SOPHIAS and MPCCDSpecification of SOPHIAS and MPCCD

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SOPHIAS Detector• XFEL Application has driven and is driving critical• XFEL Application has driven and is driving critical

technologies– Back-side process– MIM cap onto 3M layer– Introduction of optimized Pcells– Stitching lithography

achievedStitching lithography

– Depletion of 500 um by SOI-FZ wafer– Radiation hard transistor Under progressp g

26.7

mm Raw Data

25 msec Exposure64 mm

2

25 msec ExposureAg 20 kV 0.2 mA

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Superconducting Tunnel Junction (STJ) Superconducting Tunnel Junction (STJ)

Si Nb Al HfSi Nb Al Hf

Tc[K] 9.23 1.20 0.165

2Δ[meV] 1100 1.550 0.172 0.020

Hc[G] 1980 105 13

Tc : Phase Transition Temp : Band Gap EnergyHc : critical magnetic field

Band Gap Energy < 1/1000 Si,so extremely good energy resolution!R&Ds are going at several institutions

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(KEK, AIST, RIKEN, NAOJ, Tsukuba U., Okayama U. ...)

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Soft X-ray spectrometer using 100-pixelSTJ arraySTJ array

• Motivationt f l l t t i li ht l t d t– measurement of local structure in light element dopants

– fluorescent yield X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) in soft X-ray regiony g

– high sensitivity (1mm2), high resolution (10-20 eV @ < 1keV), fast response (1M cps)

100 i l STJ i d l d• 100-pixel STJ array is developed.

Si l STJ i l 100 BNSingle STJ pixel, 100mm BN600eV

500mmUkibe et. al, Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 500mm

Microphotograph of STJ

p pp y51 (2012) 010115

Microphotograph of STJ detector fabricated in AIST. XRF spectrum of BN at 600eV taken

by an STJ detector. ([email protected])25

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Soft X-ray XAS instrument using STJ array

• STJ-XASSR source BL 11A (bending) BL 16A (undulator) in KEK PF– SR source, BL-11A (bending), BL-16A (undulator) in KEK-PF

– Vacuum sample chamber, quick sample preparation using load lock

– Automated 3He cryostat, base temperature of 300mK– 100-pixel STJ array, 91 channels available

Robust readout room temp preamplifiers FADC FPGA MCAs– Robust readout, room temp. preamplifiers, FADC-FPGA MCAs

sample

detector X-ray100

preamplifiers

cryostat

load lock 100 MCAs

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Application of STJ-XAS• SiC measurement

– power electronics device– nitrogen dope → n-type semiconductor– problem : overwrap of C-K during N-K edge measurement

XRF spectrum of SiC:N (300ppm)

CNO liCNO lines are clearly separated.

STJ-XAS is useful to study nitrogen dopant in SiC.

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Summary• X-ray Imaging is one of very active field.

• Although number of researchers working on detector developments is not so large in Japan, collaboration with industry enables us to do state-of-art detector developmentsstate-of-art detector developments.

• There are several development activities of CdTe detectors in academic and industry sectors in Japan We are in a bit good positionacademic and industry sectors in Japan. We are in a bit good position since the crystals are produced in Japan.

• First detector (MPCCD) for SACLA is developed succcessfully in• First detector (MPCCD) for SACLA is developed succcessfully in collaboration of RIKEN and e2v. However, R&D for larger dynamic range detector (SOPHIAS) using SOI technology is also going.

• Developments of SOI pixel detector was initially started at KEK in 2005. Now many collaborators are participating the SOIPIX process at MPW run.

• STJ and other superconducting devices (MKID) are actively developed

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in several Japanese institutions.