First results of the front-end ASIC for the strip detector of the PANDA MVD

Quagli, T.; Brinkmann, Kai-Thomas; Calvo, D.; Pietro, V. Di; Lai, A.; Riccardi, Alberto; Ritman, J.; Rivetti, A.; Rolo, Manuel; Stockmanns, T.; Wheadon, R.; Zambanini, André

doi:10.1088/1748-0221/12/03/c03063

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“…The board also offers the possibility to mount a strip sensor and to connect it with wire bonding to the PAStA input channels. It was used to characterize the circuit using a radioactive source [2] and a proton beam [10] at FZ Jülich.…”

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Study of SEU effects in circuits developed in 110 nm CMOS technology

Calvo¹,

Remigis²,

Fisichella³

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Proceedings of Topical Workshop on Electronics for Particle Physics — PoS(TWEPP2019)

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Channel configuration registers of a full size prototype for the custom readout circuit of silicon double-sided microstrips of PANDA Micro Vertex Detector were tested for upset effects. The ASIC is developed in a commercial 110 nm CMOS technology and implements both Triple Modular Redundancy and Hamming Encoding techniques. Results from tests with ion and proton beams show the robustness level of these two techniques against the upset effects and allow the evaluation of that commercial 110 nm technology in the PANDA experiment.

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“…The first ASIC designed at INFN-Torino in this technology was the prototype named PAStA [2] (PANDA Strip ASIC) for the readout of silicon micro-strips configuration for the Micro Vertex Detector (MVD) of the PANDA experiment [3]. It was developed by a JLU Gieβ en, FZ Jülich and INFN Torino collaboration.…”

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Study of SEU effects in circuits developed in 110 nm CMOS technology

Calvo¹,

Remigis²,

Fisichella³

et al. 2020

Proceedings of Topical Workshop on Electronics for Particle Physics — PoS(TWEPP2019)

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“…Extensive studies have been carried out on the ToPix ASIC, which is now available in its fourth revision [3]. Concerning the PASTA ASIC, the first prototype is available and currently under test [4].…”

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The PANDA Strip ASIC: PASTA

Lai

2018

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PASTA is the 64 channel front-end chip, designed in a 110 nm CMOS technology to read out the strip sensors of the Micro Vertex Detector (MVD) of the PANDA experiment. This chip provides high resolution timestamp and deposited charge information by means of the time-over-threshold technique. Its working principle is based on a predecessor, the TOFPET ASIC, that was designed for medical applications. A general restructuring of the architecture was needed, in order to meet the specific requirements imposed by the physics programme of PANDA, especially in terms of radiation tolerance, spatial constraints, and readout in absence of a first level hardware trigger. The first revision of PASTA is currently under evaluation at the Forschungszentrum Jülich, where a data acquisition system dedicated to the MVD prototypes has been developed. This paper describes the main aspect of the chip design, gives an overview of the data acquisition system used for the verification, and shows the first results regarding the performance of PASTA.

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First results of the front-end ASIC for the strip detector of the PANDA MVD

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Study of SEU effects in circuits developed in 110 nm CMOS technology

Study of SEU effects in circuits developed in 110 nm CMOS technology

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