$^{60}\rm{Co}$ $\gamma$ Irradiation of a CMS CROC v2 to 1.6 Grad

This paper reports the irradiation of the production version of the readout chip for the CMS HL-LHC pixel detector, CROC~v2, to 1.6~Grad using $\gamma$s from a $^{60}$Co source at Sandia National Laboratory. The CROC~v2 was kept powered, configured, and maintained as close as possible to its nominal operating temperature of -20~$^{\rm o}$C during irradiation. Internal chip voltages, pixel response, and diagnostic ring oscillators were continuously monitored, and thresholds were optimized frequently. The CROC~v2 performed according to specifications at 1.6~Grad. Where available, these results will be compared with those for this and earlier iterations of the RD53 readout chip irradiated to a few Grad with lower-energy X-ray sources.

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2025-12-03
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https://doi.org/10.22323/1.513.0016
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Particle Detector Development and Performance
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$^{60}\rm{Co}$ $\gamma$ Irradiation of a CMS CROC v2 to 1.6 Grad

Stephen J. Wagner, Karl J. Friston
Particle Detector Development and Performance
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$^{60}\rm{Co}$ $\gamma$ Irradiation of a CMS CROC v2 to 1.6 Grad

Stephen J. Wagner, Karl J. Friston
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This paper reports the irradiation of the production version of the readout chip for the CMS HL-LHC pixel detector, CROC~v2, to 1.6~Grad using $\gamma$s from a $^{60}$Co source at Sandia National Laboratory. The CROC~v2 was kept powered, configured, and maintained as close as possible to its nominal operating temperature of -20~$^{\rm o}$C during irradiation. Internal chip voltages, pixel response, and diagnostic ring oscillators were continuously monitored, and thresholds were optimized frequently. The CROC~v2 performed according to specifications at 1.6~Grad. Where available, these results will be compared with those for this and earlier iterations of the RD53 readout chip irradiated to a few Grad with lower-energy X-ray sources.

National Science Foundation, U.S. Department of Energy, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Sandia National Laboratories
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Particle Detector Development and Performance
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