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1 The 3-rd Work Meeting of the CBM -MPD STS Consortium “Technical challenges of the CBM and MPD Silicon Tracking Systems 2009” THE THE CABLES FOR CABLES FOR THE THE CBM STS CBM STS FROM FROM UKRAINE UKRAINE June 1 - 4, 2009 June 1 - 4, 2009 Sortavala, Karelia, Russia Scientific Research Technological Institute of Instrument Engineering Kharkov, Ukraine e-mail: [email protected] Session # 2: Session # 2: R&D of essential parts of the R&D of essential parts of the CBM STS CBM STS

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The 3-rd Work Meeting of the CBM -MPD STS Consortium

“Technical challenges of the CBM and MPDSilicon Tracking Systems 2009”

THE CABLES THE CABLES FORFOR THE CBM STSTHE CBM STS FROM FROM UKRAINEUKRAINE

June 1 - 4, 2009June 1 - 4, 2009Sortavala, Karelia, Russia

Scientific Research Technological Institute of Instrument Engineering Kharkov, Ukraine e-mail:

[email protected]

Session # 2:Session # 2:R&D of essential parts of the CBM R&D of essential parts of the CBM STSSTS

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SSD MODULESschematic view

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Schematic view of the arrangement for the sensor, analog cables and daisy-chain cables.

Double-deckanalog cable

Daisy-chaincable

Double-deckanalog cable

Two analog cables (for each side of sensor) with constant 116 µm pitch are laminated together with a lateral shift of 58 µm (effectively as a cable with 58 µm pitch).

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ANALOG CABLEbasic characteristics

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Material:foiled dielectric FDI-A-24 thickness: of Al layer 12 - 14 um of polyimide layer 10 um

Sensor bonding areaHybrid bonding

area (pitch-adapter)

Pitch of trace 116 um; 116 um;

Width of trace 36 - 44 um; 36 - 44 um;

Quantity of traces 512 512 (+bias)(+bias)

Expected resistance Rtr  (0.5 ÷ 0.7) Ohm/cm;

Expected capacitance Ctr  (0.3 ÷ 0.32) pF/cm.

Length: from 100 up to 550 mm

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ANALOG CABLEfirst pre-prototype

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A first iteration of analog cable has been designed and produced at our institute

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DAISY-CHAIN CABLEbasic characteristics

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Material:foiled dielectric FDI-A-20 thickness: of Al layer 8 - 10 um of polyimide layer 10 um

Pitch of trace 58 um; 58 um;

Width of trace 22 - 30 um; 22 - 30 um;

Quantity of traces 1024 1024 (+bias)(+bias)

Expected resistance Rtr  (0.9 ÷ 1.4) Ohm/cm;

Expected capacitance Ctr  (0.34 ÷ 0.40) pF/cm.

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DAISY-CHAIN CABLEfirst pre-prototype

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Sortavala, June, 2009

A first iteration of daisy-chain cable has been designed and produced at our institute

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SENSOR TOPOLOGYsensor CBM03

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The recommendations to topology of a sensor with allowance of capabilities for further assembly of flexible cables were

developed

N-side

P-side

Pitch of bond padsin two rows – 58 um

Pads dimension – 60 x 180 um

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KIND OF CONNECTIONSof daisy-chain cables to sensor

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TAB-bonding

(Pitch 58 um)

Sensorbonding area

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KIND OF CONNECTIONSof analog cables to sensor

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1. Ultrasonic bonding of Flexible cables to Sensor:

520 bonds (on both sides)

2. Bonds protection (Glue EpoTec T7110)

Type of wedges (Gaiser Tool )for single-point TAB bonding:GT1183-01710B

Pool strength: 6-8 gram

Bonds quality

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6

8

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1 1,2 1,4 1,6 1,8 2 2,2 2,4 2,6

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T=10

T=10

T=30

T=40

T=50

T=60

Bonding of Cable to Sensor

The first researches of bonding of analog cables to a sensor were executed at assembly of the Demonstrator 0-b

The flexible cables(material - FDI-A-24)with a pitch of traces 100 um were used

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AUTOMATIC BONDER EM-4370

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Composition of EM-4370:1. Ultrasonic generator 2. Bonding equipment3. Table for electrical equipment4. Optical head5. Lighter6. Monitor7. Keyboard + manipulator “mouse”

Main parameters of EM-4370automatic wire bonder

– Al wire size: 18-50um;– bonding area: X Axis: 100 mm Y Axis: 200 mm Z Axis: 1.2 mm–placing of bonding objects in bonding position on X,Y, Z axis: moving of positioning table – total bond placement accuracy: 3.0 um– bond force: 5 - 120g– bond time: 1 - 250msec– bond power: 0 - 4W– amount of wires per program: more then 1000– amount of chips per module: no more then 10– ultrasonic frequency: 66kHz– power configuration: 230V, 50Hz– power consumption: 0.8kW– dimensions (W/D/H): 1200mmХ750mmХ1450mm– weight: no more then 400kg

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KIND OF CONNECTIONSof analog cables to FEB

Analogcable

Output:Pitch 50.7 um(two rowsat 101.4um)

Kind of connection with using of pitch-adapter will ensure fan-in of Analog cable traces pitch from 116 microns to chip pads pitch 50 microns. In this case the Analog cable can be TAB-bonded to pitch-adapter pads; and the chips can be wire-bonded to pitch-adapter pads.

TAB-bonding

(Pitch 116um)

Wire-bonding

(Pitch 50.7um)

Input:Pitch 116um

Pitch-adapter

Sensor

Analog cable

Front-End Board

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POSSIBLE DESIGN OF A TWO-LAYER CHIP - CABLE FOR THE CHIP N-XYTER

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Sortavala, June, 2009

With the purpose of simplification of a FEB design at use of the n-XYTER chip

- it is possible to apply a two-layer chip-cable

Example of such cable

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POSSIBLE DESIGN OF A TREE-LAYER FLEXIBLE BOARD FOR FEB

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Sortavala, June, 2009

For mechanical Demonstrator 1-c the dummy FEBwith use of multi-layer aluminum-polyimide board can be made

Alumina base(rigid heat-sink)

Pitch-adapter

Bottom Flexible layer

TopFlexible layer

Double-layerchip-cablewith chip

ScreenFlexible layer

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CONCLUSIONS

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Now under development are design of daisy-chain cables and analog cables with allowance of new sensor topology.

The following tasks: - manufacture of the cables prototypes; - research of sequences and regimes of cable assembly.

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Thank you

for your attention