Conveners
IV.abc Cooling & MEMS & 3D: Session 1
- Jurriaan Schmitz (University of Twente)
Dr
Hirokazu Ishino
(Okayama University)
6/4/14, 4:20 PM
Sensors: 1e) Novel technologies
Oral
We present our recent developments of Microwave Kinetic Inductance Detectors (MKIDs) for phonon and photon detections.
An MKID is a type of superconducting detectors. Cooper-pair breaking caused by deposited energy changes the kinetic inductance of the superconductor. Consisting of LC resonators formed by a thin superconducting metal layer, it detects the energy by sensing the change of the...
Dr
Ronald Lipton
(Fermi National Accelerator Lab. (US))
6/4/14, 4:40 PM
Emerging technologies: 4c) 3D integration
Oral
We report on the processing and performance of 3D integrated circuits (3DIC) bonded to silicon sensors. The circuits were part of the Fermilab-sponsored two-tier 0.13 micron run at Tezzaron/ Global Foundries. They include designs for the CMS track trigger, ILC vertex detectors, and x-ray correlation spectroscopy. Sensors were bonded to the 3DICs using
die-to-die solder ball bonding as...
Michael Lupberger
(University of Bonn)
6/4/14, 5:00 PM
Emerging technologies: 4b) MEMS
Oral
Within the LCTPC collaboration several possibilities to build a time projection chamber for a linear collider are studied. In all concepts, micro-pattern gaseous detectors (MPGD) are used as amplification structure. Compared to the traditional pad-based readouts used in most cases, a pixelated TPC is a new approach.
Only pixel ASICs can reflect the high granularity of MPGDs from the readout...
Alessandro Mapelli
(CERN)
6/4/14, 5:20 PM
Emerging technologies: 4b) MEMS
Oral
Micro-technologies are being investigated within the Engineering Office of the Detector Technologies Group (PH-DT) in the CERN Physics Department. This effort aims at developing novel types of detectors and implementing alternative approaches to on-detector services benefitting from standard microfabrication techniques. Recently, a new type of scintillation detector based on microfluidics has...
Fernando Duarte Ramos
(CERN)
6/4/14, 5:40 PM
Emerging technologies: 4a) Cooling and cryogenics
Oral
The strict requirements in terms of material budget for the inner region of the CLIC detector concepts require the use of a dry gas for the cooling of the respective sensors. This, in conjunction with the compactness of the inner volumes, poses several challenges for the design of a cooling system that is able to fulfil the required detector specifications. This presentation introduces a...
Dr
Anton Lymanets
(University of Tuebingen)
6/4/14, 6:00 PM
Emerging technologies: 4a) Cooling and cryogenics
Oral
The CBM experiment at the future Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research (FAIR) will explore the properties of nuclear matter at high net baryon densities and at moderate temperature. The key detector – a Silicon Tracking System (STS) – will reconstruct charged particle tracks created in interactions of heavy-ion beam with nuclear target at projectile energies ranging from 10 to 40...
