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ASIC1  ASIC2
Things still to learn from ASIC1
Options for ASIC 1.011.1 1.2
Logic test structure for ASIC2
Things still to learn from ASIC1
Test beam
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Check labelling & operating conditions of hits-per-BT plot (back/red)
Threshold scans of all sensors shown together, one plot for each of the four pixel architectures
Spatial info – locations of noisy pixels
Statistics of hits – beam profile?
Per-pixel efficiency?
Laser
e)
f)
g)
h)
Bias optimisation for signal/noise
Automated scan of every pixel to compare gain/noise
Crosstalk analysis –scan around a 9x9 block of pixels – vs threshold
Linearity
Bench
i)
j)
k)
Threshold scan with VTH signals buffered / externally driven
Full speed operation (189ns bunch crossing rate)
Noise vs temperature
Possible next sensors
3 weeks
4 weeks
Sensor 1.01
24/3
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
~ 8 weeks
19/5
(4 seats silicon)
add preShape test structures
extra pads?
Sensor 1.2
h)
i)
j)
k)
PCB 1.0
bug fix SRAM write with full 3.3v level-shifting
bug fix monostables (IOUTBIAS mirror transistors)
bug fix ISENSEBIAS mirror transistor
add nwell diodes around test structure pixels
larger bond pads?
Sensor 1.1
f)
g)
(4 seats silicon)
add analog buffers for VTH and VRST signals?
reduce / change pixel variants?
tweak pixel design for noise/gain performance?
…
PCB 1.1
2nd hole for laser
(4 seats silicon)
PCB 1.X
Possible next sensors
Logic/Support Test Structure
12 weeks
14/7
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
k)
15/9
(+1 seat silicon)
New test PCB(s) required
Large pad-over-logic pad cells for bump-bond tests
LVDS receiver and transmitter pad circuits
Gray code counter for timestamp generation
Clock generator (makes all sensor internal clocks from one external clock)
Bunch train state machine
Readout state machine
Master controller (co-ordinates preceding logic blocks, resets, power-on safe states)
Configuration controller (co-ordinates mask & trim programming, adding on-chip registers for
current/voltage DACs etc.
Current DAC circuits
Voltage DAC circuits
…
ASIC2 Sequencer Overview
Small test pad?
OVRD
Bunch train
state machine
MODE0
MODE1
MODE SEL
• PRE-SPILL
• SPILL
• READ
• IDLE
REFCLK
TOKIN
TOKOUT
SDATA
Clk
Gen
En
OVERRIDE
HOLD
MUX[2:0]
TIMECODE[12:0]
INIT
FWD
PHI1
PHI2
PHI3
LATCHSAFE
OF[7:0]
MSOPOR
PIXEL RESETS
PIXEL ENABLE
Master
En
Readout
state machine
SENSE_ENABLE
READENABLE[7:0]
ORE[7:0]
MUX[2:0]
DATA[30:0]
ASIC2 Services
Sensor ID code
…to readout unit
DOUT
Setup
registers
Current
biases
Voltage
DACs
CLK
DIN
Config
controller
DOUT_RDBK
PHI1
PHI2 FAST
PHI3
PHI1
PHI2 SLOW
PHI3
PHI1
PHI2 RDBK
PHI3
DIN_CONFIG
BIAS1
BIAS2
BIAS3
BIAS4
VTH+
VTHVcasc1
Vcasc2
Example “1-seat” logic test structure
500x750 um
logic blocks
Wire bond
pads for testing
Bump bond
pads
• 240um bump bondable
pads on 1mm pitch
• Small wire-bond pads to
test the generated logic
signals
• Implement as many of the
logic blocks and signal
distribution as possible
• Folded design models a fullwidth logic slice serving a
large array of pixels
ASIC2 Concept
• Logic columns
– Power pads over the logic
used to distribute global power
supplies
• Central row of control logic
– 500um profile
– Bump Bond Pads for control &
IO signals
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•
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•
•
•
Clocks
Synchronisation
Mode
Configuration
Serial data out
Power