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Application of exhaustive simulation flow for advanced performance prediction of monolithic active pixel sensors
A simulation flow couples Monte Carlo charge transport to SPICE circuit response for MAPS timing prediction.
arxiv:2605.13760 v1 · 2026-05-13 · physics.ins-det · hep-ex
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We have developed a simulation flow that covers steps from the signal creation in the sensitive volume to the output of the pixel digital logic that performs the time-of-arrival and time-over-threshold (ToA/ToT) measurements. This approach adds several new features to the traditional use of the TCAD - Allpix Squared duo, among which : the integration of the pixel wells from the layout in order to precisely describe the pixel key characteristics such as leakage and punch-through currents and the coupling of Monte Carlo simulations (Allpix Squared) with high precision electrical simulations (SPICE).
That the modeled charge propagation, layout integration, and front-end response in the coupled Allpix Squared and SPICE simulations accurately represent real device behavior under irradiation and various operating conditions.
A new exhaustive simulation flow combining Allpix Squared and SPICE enables detailed performance prediction for MAPS, accounting for layout effects and irradiation, and shows agreement with TJ-Monopix2 measurements.
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