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T: Fachverband Teilchenphysik
T 13: Semiconductor Detectors:Radiation Hardness, new Materials and Concepts
T 13.6: Talk
Monday, March 21, 2022, 17:30–17:45, T-H26
Electrical characterisation of passive CMOS strip sensors — •Hannah Jansen1, Jan-Hendrik Arling3, Marta Baselga1, Leena Diehl2, Ingrid Maria Gregor3,4, Tomasz Hemperek4, Kevin Kröninger1, Sven Mägdefessel2, Ulrich Parzefall2, Arturo Rodriguez2, Surabhi Sharma3, Dennis Sperlich2, and Jens Weingarten1 — 1TU Dortmund University — 2University of Freiburg — 3DESY Hamburg — 4University of Bonn
One of the major limitations of experiments in high energy physics are the production costs of the sensors used. Silicon sensors made with CMOS technology can solve this problem because they are very cost efficient and allow big production possibilities. Therefore, passive CMOS strip sensors with different implant layout types are investigated in this project to determine their suitability for high energy physics experiments as well as in medical applications. In particular, large passive strip sensors produced with CMOS technology are considered. In this talk, the current results of the electrical characterisation of the passive CMOS strip sensors will be presented.