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    Analytical Model Progress

    Andr Sopczak

    Lakhdar Dehimi,Salim Aoulmitand Khaled Bekhouche

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    OUTLINE

    Introduction

    Updated analytical model for CP-CCD

    Comparison with full simulations Effect of edges (suggestions)

    Conclusion

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    Introduction

    Models:Hardy model

    with assumption

    Where

    temit is the total emission time from the previous packet=tw

    tjoin is the time during which the charges can join their parent packet

    ec

    ( )eemittejoints

    t een

    NCTI

    = 2

    Improved Hardy model : include capture time

    ( )( )eemittejointcshts

    t eeen

    NCTI

    = 12

    tsh is the shift time, that is the time spend under each node

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    Updated CTI Analytical Model

    The fraction of filled traps(rf):

    s

    f

    ce

    f

    c

    ffrrr

    dt

    dr

    =

    = 11

    ( ) ( )c

    s

    sc

    s

    ff

    trtr

    +

    = exp0

    ( ) ( ){ }0ff

    s

    t rtr

    N

    NCTI =

    t

    f

    fN

    nr =

    Where

    nf is the density of filled traps

    Nt is the density of traps

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    Model for CP-CCD (2-phase)

    rf1A

    is the fraction of filled trap under node1 during time t1(when

    signal packet is present).

    ( ) ( )c

    s

    s

    t

    c

    sfrt

    Afr

    +=

    1exp011

    ( ) ( )

    =

    e

    AfBf

    ttrtr

    2

    1121exp

    rf1B is the fraction of filled trap under node1 during time t2 (when

    signal packet is present under the second node).

    (1)

    (2)

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    ( ) ( )c

    s

    sc

    s

    fBf

    trtr

    +

    = 2

    22exp0

    ( ) ( ) = eBfCf ttrtr

    1

    2212 exp

    rf2B is the fraction of filled trap under node2 during time t2 (when signal

    packet is present).

    rf2C is the fraction of filled trap under node2 during time t1 (when signal

    packet is present under the first node of the next pixel).

    (3)

    (4)

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    So the CTI is the sum of the CTI under each node

    21 CTICTICTI +=( ) ( ) ( ){ }02

    1221 fCfBf

    s

    t rtrtrn

    NCTI +=

    rf(0) is defined by considering the fact that initially all taps

    are filled and emit during the waiting time and then:

    ( )

    =

    e

    w

    f

    t

    r exp0

    (5)

    (6)

    (7)

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    Case of t1=t2 =t

    +

    +=

    e

    wt

    e

    t

    es

    t

    s

    t

    e

    s

    ec

    t

    sn

    tN

    CTI

    expexp

    11

    exp1

    exp1

    21

    exp12

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    Comparison with Full SimulationsComparison of AM, Updated, Full simulations Glasgow and Lancaster for the 0.17 eV trap

    100 120 140 160 180 200 220 2400

    0.05

    0.1

    0.15

    0.2

    0.25

    Temperature(K)

    CTI(%)

    ImpAM

    UpdatedAM

    Full SimGlasgow

    Full SimLancaster

    0.17eV50MHz

    1e12/cm 3

    Occ=1%

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    Comparison of AM, Updated, Full simulations Glasgow and Lancaster for the 0.44 eV trap

    200 250 300 350 400 450 500 5500

    0.02

    0.04

    0.06

    0.08

    0.1

    0.12

    Temperature(K)

    CTI(%)

    ImpAM

    UpdatedAM

    Full SimGlasgow

    Full SimLancaster

    0.44eV50MHz

    1e12cm -3

    Occ=1%

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    Comparison Updated Model with Full

    Simulation (Dima) for 0.17 eV at 10 MHz

    100 120 140 160 180 200 220 2400

    0.1

    0.2

    0.3

    0.4

    0.5

    0.6

    Temperature(K)

    CTI(%)

    UpdatedAM

    Full Sim

    0.17eV10MHz

    1e12cm -3

    Occ=1%

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    Comparison Updated Model with Full

    Simulation (Dima) for 0.17 eV at 15 MHz

    100 120 140 160 180 200 220 2400

    0.05

    0.1

    0.15

    0.2

    0.25

    0.3

    0.35

    0.4

    Temperature(K)

    CTI(%)

    UpdatedAM

    Full Sim

    0.17eV15MHz

    1e12cm -3

    Occ=1%

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    Comparison Updated Model with Full

    Simulation (Dima) for 0.17 eV at 25 MHz

    100 120 140 160 180 200 220 2400

    0.05

    0.1

    0.15

    0.2

    0.25

    0.3

    0.35

    Temperature(K)

    CTI(%)

    UpdatedAM

    Full Sim

    0.17eV25MHz

    1e12cm -3

    Occ=1%

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    Edges Effect

    Substrate

    x

    n p

    wp0-wn -xt1

    EC

    EV

    EFi

    -xt2

    V2

    V1

    Ef

    Et1

    Et2

    Et1,2 are the trap energy levels,

    EC and EV are respectively the conduction and the valence band,

    Efand EFi are respectively Fermi level and intrinsic Fermi level,

    wn and wp are the edges of the depletion region,xt1,2 are the intersection points of Fermi level with trap energy level.

    1 m

    Gate

    Insu

    lat

    or

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    Xt is not the same for both traps (0.17,

    0.44 eV) depending on the energy level.

    Volume is then calculated by means of Xt

    for each trap.

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    Conclusion

    Updated model is a systematicdevelopment from Hardy original model.

    Updated model agrees better with Full

    Simulation. As the frequency is increasing the fast

    and full simulation agree better.

    Volume of the ionised traps depends ontrap level (Effect of volume changeunderstudy).

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    Next: List of systematic uncertainties

    Doping profile, Clock voltage (form and amplitude), we suggest to

    use a rectangular or square signal,