Physical Science & Biophysics Journal (PSBJ)

ISSN: 2641-9165

Review Article

Analysis of Bulk and Surface Radiation Damage in n+ in p SFz Si Micro Strip Detectors for the Future High Luminosity Collider Experiments: TCAD Simulation and Measurements

Authors: Srivastava Ajay K*, Deepali and Patyal S

DOI: 10.23880/psbj-16000231

Abstract

Within the framework of CERN RD50 collaboration, several radiation damage models for n/p-SFz, n-MCz Si have been explored for the better understanding of the experimental results in radiation damage analysis of the irradiated Si detectors. In the present paper, the important review on the microscopic radiation damage model for the p-type SFz Si detector combining the surface and radiation damage effects that can be used to simulate radiation damages effects in the heavily irradiated detectors for the good comparison of the experimental data and simulation result. The surface radiation damage models were extracted from the experimental measurements on the p-MOS capacitor and Gate-Controlled Diodes irradiated by Gamma or X-ray radiations in the range of 10 to 500 Mrad (Si). Whereas, the bulk damage model microscopic parameter was extracted from the experimental (TSC, DLTS) measurements on the n in p-SFz Si microstrip detector. The radiation damage (surface and bulk) models can be fed into the commercial Synopsys TCAD device simulator program for the designing and optimization of the detector, which can be used in the very harsh radiation environment of the HL-LHC, or FCC experiment. The objective of this analysis was to verify the experimental results using the new microscopic radiation damage models on the p-SFz Si for the radiation damage analysis of p- SFz Si detectors irradiated by proton, neutron or mixed at very high fluences. The results were verified by comparison of the experimental data with TCAD simulation.

Keywords: Si strip detectors; TCAD Simulation; Bulk damage; Surface damage; CCE; Full depletion voltage

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