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Stave cable and module options
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Background - module
The IBL electrical unit for data output is a single chip
The use of the term “module” can be confusing when talking about IBL
The stave cable only knows about single chips
The number of chips per sensor depends on sensor technology
For 3D sensors we assume single chip sensors with active edges
For planar sensors we assume multi-chip tiles: 3 chips per tile if 4” sensor wafers 4 chips per tile if 6” sensor wafers
The cable DOES NOT CARE about the sensor, only the chips.
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The stave cable
Options for a stave flex cable have been proposed for a “traditional” single-width stave
Cable on top of modules
Cable on back of stave with wrap-around pigtail (similar to present staves, but flex cable instead of wire bundle)
Flying cable: cable “in the air” next to the stave
All these options have difficult problems for assembly feasibility
A bi-stave layout can provide an easier and reliable alternative
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Qty per chip Qty per module Total EoS Gage OD (mm) Raw Area mm2 packing factor scaled area mm2
Signals 2 32 36 0.127 0.41 2 0.81Command and clock input 2 32 36 0.127 0.41 2 0.81HV 4 16 36 0.127 0.20 2 0.41LV 2 8 17 1.150 8.30 1.5 12.45LV sensing 2 8 22 0.644 2.60 1.5 3.91DCS NTC 2 8 36 0.127 0.10 2 0.20DCS.env 6 36 0.127 0.08 2 0.15Cooling pipe: Inlet 1 1 0.79 1.5 1.18Cooling pipe: Outlet (opposite side) 1 3 7.07 1.1 7.78Total Area 12.02 18.59
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Cables cross section
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Castellated bi-stave layout (bi-tube)
Connectors out of envelop
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Castellated bi-stave layout (bi-tube)
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Castellated bi-stave layout (single tube)
Diving EoS region
Two tubes merged in a single one
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Castellated bi-stave layout (single tube)
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Cable design
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Turbine single stave
Need sharp bending radius
Limited in width
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Turbine single stave
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Inverted Turbine single stave
No need of sharp bending radius
Connector directly on the thick kapton in the EoS region
Limited in width
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Inverted Turbine single stave
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FE-I3 active edge prototype3D Stave Prototype
• Motivation:– Replacement/upgrade is converging
towards stave design– Make a prototype to discover possible
pitfalls• Cooling• Flex hybrid• Power
• Assembly– Use learning from first prototype to
make progress toward a final module with FE-I4
• One row with up to 16 FE-I3 bump bonded to 3D sensor
• Individual connection using flex cable• Cooling/support carbon structure
http://indico.cern.ch/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=52370
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FE-I3 active edge prototypeFlex Cable
• Use one cable to interface to 4 FE-I3 ASICs
• Stack them on bottom side of stave
• Critical parameter will be bending radius (see next slide) and routing density
• Will be routed in 2 layers in the bending part
• Layout finished!
http://indico.cern.ch/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=52370
See Erlend Bolle ‘s talk
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IBL EOS Services
IBL – 84 cm
EOS Shrink & surgical
Tubing
EOS with HRS
Connectors & 0-80
Screws – 10 cmSee Dave Nelson’s talk
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IBL EOS Services with traveling harness EOS with traveling
with traveling harness
All wires soldered
and spooled
IBL
10 cm -15 cmdiameter spool
Directsolderwires
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FE-I4 layout prototyping plans
Plan to make real stave cable Continuation of prototyping exercise
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SummaryThe main challenge of the IBL is to fit and perform in the narrow gap between the Pixel and the beam pipe
On-stave-cables and EoS’s integration are the bottle neck
The single stave layout may put heavy requirements on the cable design
The bi-stave layout accommodate a standard kapton cable with comfortable real estate
Beside a connectorized EoS region, a solution with soldered wires deserve consideration.