UCSB HDI Tests (H1-01, H1-04, H1-25)
Preliminary comments
No bad channels!
H1-01 and H1-04 are backward HDIs. H1-25 is a forward HDI.
Noise
100 ns Shaping time
Average noise ranges from about 460 to 490 electrons.
Noise is worse for higer CAL DAC values.
400 ns Shaping time
Average noise about 305 electrons.
Noise does not depend on CAL DAC value.
Gain
Average gain: 208 mV/fC.
Average offset dispersion: 1.3 threshold counts or 13.6 mV.
Current
Power Consumption:
0.57 W per chip.
4.5 mW per channel.
Problems
H1-01:
Clock B- trace for chip address 2 on the p-side was broken.
Sent back to Italy.
H1-04:
Can't read p-side from the right. Bad tail connection somwhere?
H1-25:
Arrived with 9 Ohm short between A0 and A5 on the p-side.
A0-A5 resistance increased after power up to 250 Ohms.
Can't read n-side or p-side from the right. Bad tail connection somwhere?
ALL:
The "Chip 9" problem is back, only not with chip 9.
Coherent bursts of noise.
Still only on p-side.
Not seen in Italy.
Source remains unknown.
Noise vs channel
Normal channel (left) and noisy channel (right) for H1-01.
Postscript Links
All of the
tables
in this page.
H1-01
Gain and offsets summary, 100 ns.
Gain and offsets summary, 400 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=2, 100 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=3, 100 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=4, 100 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=2, 400 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=3, 400 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=4, 400 ns.
H1-04
Gain and offsets summary, 100 ns.
Gain and offsets summary, 400 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=2, 100 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=3, 100 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=4, 100 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=2, 400 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=3, 400 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=4, 400 ns.
H1-25
Gain and offsets summary, 100 ns.
Gain and offsets summary, 400 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=2, 100 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=3, 100 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=4, 100 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=2, 400 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=3, 400 ns.
Threshold scan summary, Qn=4, 400 ns.
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