Title: New Detectors for Synchrotron Radiation Research: Higher Time and Spatial Resolution
1New Detectors for Synchrotron Radiation
Research Higher Time and Spatial Resolution
P. Denes1, C. S. Fadley1,2, B. Ludewigt1 1Lawrence
Berkeley National Laboratory, 2Dept. of Physics
UC Davis
- 1 and 2-D upgrades of current high-speed detector
for electrons and photons (previous presentation
by Bussat et al.) for time/space resolved
spectroscopy/microscopy - Pixel systems for protein crystallography
- Large-scale pixel systems - position and
energy-resolving for very high count rate
applications, e.g. for x-ray fluorescence
holography
Capitalizing on large investment in IC/detector
development for high-energy physics
2Current ALS High-Speed Detector
Collector 50µ pitch
CAFÉ-M Si strip IC
BMC IC
3Upgraded, Higher-Speed 1-D Detector
- Very high-speed, deadtimeless readout for
dynamics - Increase system readout speed by factor 100
- Combine CAFE BMC into one CMOS IC
- New mechanical platform for 1-D and 2-D versions
- 2 µs to read complete detector in 8-bit mode
- 4 µs to read complete detector in 16-bit mode
(for compatibility) - 80 GHz theoretical maximum rate for detector (100
MHz max/strip)
Semi-rigid coax
Gigabit serializer
200 channel ASIC
Applications Time-resolved photoemission and
x-ray absorption, incl. nanoscale magnetic
switching
42-D Version of ALS High-Speed Detector
e?
- Monolithic detector
- Top layer of ASIC metalization serves as
(pixellated) collector - 10k counters/chip
- Gigabit link ? 100 Mbytes/s? 200 µs to read out
system
MCP
Metal Pad
Screen
Discr.
Clt 100 fF
16-bit counter
Preamp
Thresh 5 ke?
shift register
1 pixel
52-D Version of ALS High-Speed Detector
Active area 4 x 1 cm2
Pixel 50µ x 200µ
1cm
Gap ?200µ
Applications angle-resolved photoemissionx-ray
emission spectroscopy inelastic scattering
6Inside a Pixel
- CIN 70 fF (pad)
- QTHR 5k e?
- 1300 transistor/pixel
- CMOS 0.25µ
- 50µ x 200µ pixels
- 13M transistor/chip
- CMOS 0.13µ
- 50µ x 50µ pixels
- 55M transistor/chip
Test Pulse
Preamp Discriminator
Digital part (16-bit counter, shift register ...)
Envelope 50µ x 200µ
73DX x-ray Detector - Protein Structure
- MEMS technology sensor
- Vertical collection electrodes (speed)
- Trench-cut edges (active edge)
Molecular Biology Consortium, LBL, U. Hawaii,
Brunel, Stanford
83DX Detector
- Direct conversion (rather than scintillatorsCCD)
- Large area - 30x30 cm2
- Edgeless detector
- Prototype readout being submitted now in 0.25µ
CMOS - On-chip ADC
- 144x150 µ2 pixels
Prototype (8x64 pixel) Circuit
9X-ray Fluorescence Holography
Excitation x-ray
Detector
- Current Method
- Fixed, single-element detector
- Rotate sample in ?,?
SAMPLE
10XFH with Pixellated Detector
Excitation x-ray
Large area pixel detector (? 2?, ?? small, GHz
rate)
11Ideas from the ATLAS Pixel Detector
1.3 m
10 cm ? (Inner-most layer)
Cylinders are simpler than spheres! ATLAS pixel
8x107 Pixels
12XFH Detector
5 cm
Sensor - 2x2 cm2 Pixels - 1x1 mm2 ?? ? (1?)2 ?
90 x 2? 90 sensors 36000 pixels
20 cm
2 cm ladders
Applications Holograms in seconds or single XFEL
pulse simplified detector for XRD in single FEL
pulse
13Inside a Pixel
Trigger
R
W
PED
Preamp
ADC
W
RST
Peak Detector
Readout format
- 200-300 eV FWHM
- Adjustable shaping times
- 50 kHz / pixel
- 8-bit ADC / pixel
- Pedestal measurement mode
Time
Addr
ADC
- ADC value
- Geographical address
- Time stamp
Small detector compared to ATLAS (1/2000 as many
pixels) But data rate is challenge (gt5 Gbyte/s)
14Large-Scale Pixel Detectors are Complex Systems
100 mm wafer with 3 Si sensors
0.25µ CMOS Readout IC
18x160 pixels
Readout
Solder Bumps
50µm
A module is 1 sensor with 2x8 bump-bonded chips
15Conclusions
- Use knowledge gained in building strip and pixel
systems for HEP. Not only in detector and IC
design, but also in assembly and system
integration - Designs for building updated 1- and 2-dimensional
spectroscopy detectors - Plans for a large-area, energy-resolving pixel
detectors for both protein crystallography and
x-ray fluorescence holography/XFEL diffraction