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Development of Small-pitch, Ultra-thin 3D Silicon Sensors at USTC
Ultra-thin 3D silicon sensors with 50-micron active layers and 25-micron pixels are designed for single-pixel position and timing measurements.
arxiv:2605.13281 v1 · 2026-05-13 · physics.ins-det
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The sensor involves columnar electrodes (5 um in diameter) of both doping types, etched from the same wafer side. The p+ electrodes pass through the epitaxial wafer, whereas the n+ electrodes stop at a short distance from the opposite side of the epitaxial wafer. With respect to previous generations of 3D sensors, they feature an ultra-thin active substrate (50 um) and a small pixel size of 50 um x 50 um or 25 um x 25 um. This R&D project aims to establish a sensor technology to simultaneously measure position and time information at the single-pixel level.
That the fabricated sensors with the described electrode geometry and 50 um thickness will actually achieve simultaneous position and timing resolution at the single-pixel level once characterized, as the abstract states the first run is complete but provides no performance data.
USTC produced ultra-thin 3D silicon pixel sensors with small pitches for simultaneous single-pixel position and timing measurements.
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