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The High-Voltage CMOS technology is intrinsically radiation-hard and fast at charge collection, making it a promising technological option for tracking detectors at future experiments requiring large-area coverage, high spatial resolution and radiation tolerance. Such examples are LHCb Upstream Trackers in Upgrade II, or inner tracking detector at Circular Electron-Positron Collider (CEPC). Previous R&D on HVCMOS mainly uses 180nm technology. To integrate more functionality in the front-end without substantially increasing the power consumption, we have been exploring sensors in smaller node of 55nm HVCMOS process. Two MPW have been submitted for COFFEE - CMOS sensOr in Fifty-FivE nanometer ProcEss. Preliminary tests are performed to study their IV and CV characteristics, and response to laser signal is observed.
Type of presentation (in-person/online) | in-person presentation |
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Type of presentation (scientific results or project proposal) | project proposal for future work |