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Development of thin sensors and a novel interconnection technology for the upgrade of the ATLAS pixel system

To extend the discovery potential of the experiments at the LHC accelerator a luminosity upgrade towards the super LHC (sLHC) with an up to ten-fold peak luminosity is planned. Within this thesis a new module concept was developed and evaluated for the operation within an ATLAS pixel detector at the...

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Autor principal: Beimforde, Michael
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2013
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/1511029
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description To extend the discovery potential of the experiments at the LHC accelerator a luminosity upgrade towards the super LHC (sLHC) with an up to ten-fold peak luminosity is planned. Within this thesis a new module concept was developed and evaluated for the operation within an ATLAS pixel detector at the sLHC. This module concept utilizes a novel thin sensor production process for thin n-in-p silicon sensors which potentially allow for a higher radiation hardness at a reduced cost. Furthermore, the new 3D-integration technology ICV-SLID is explored which will allow for increasing the active area of the modules and hence, for employing the modules in the innermost layer of the upgraded ATLAS pixel detector.
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spelling cern-15110292019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1511029engBeimforde, MichaelDevelopment of thin sensors and a novel interconnection technology for the upgrade of the ATLAS pixel systemDetectors and Experimental TechniquesTo extend the discovery potential of the experiments at the LHC accelerator a luminosity upgrade towards the super LHC (sLHC) with an up to ten-fold peak luminosity is planned. Within this thesis a new module concept was developed and evaluated for the operation within an ATLAS pixel detector at the sLHC. This module concept utilizes a novel thin sensor production process for thin n-in-p silicon sensors which potentially allow for a higher radiation hardness at a reduced cost. Furthermore, the new 3D-integration technology ICV-SLID is explored which will allow for increasing the active area of the modules and hence, for employing the modules in the innermost layer of the upgraded ATLAS pixel detector.CERN-THESIS-2010-280MPP-2010-115oai:cds.cern.ch:15110292013-01-30T14:24:15Z
spellingShingle Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Beimforde, Michael
Development of thin sensors and a novel interconnection technology for the upgrade of the ATLAS pixel system
title Development of thin sensors and a novel interconnection technology for the upgrade of the ATLAS pixel system
title_full Development of thin sensors and a novel interconnection technology for the upgrade of the ATLAS pixel system
title_fullStr Development of thin sensors and a novel interconnection technology for the upgrade of the ATLAS pixel system
title_full_unstemmed Development of thin sensors and a novel interconnection technology for the upgrade of the ATLAS pixel system
title_short Development of thin sensors and a novel interconnection technology for the upgrade of the ATLAS pixel system
title_sort development of thin sensors and a novel interconnection technology for the upgrade of the atlas pixel system
topic Detectors and Experimental Techniques
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/1511029
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