Readout techniques for drift and low frequency noise rejection in infrared arrays

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Readout techniques for drift and low frequency noise rejection in infrared arrays European Southern Observatory Finger, G., Dorn, R.J, Hoffman, A.W., Mehrgan, H., Meyer, M., Moorwood, A.F.M., Stegmeier, J.

Outline need of reference for differential signal chain open In bump bonds reference of Hawaii2 multiplexer» low frequency noise suppression» temperature drift compensation dark pixels used as reference column clamp circuit on Aladdin multiplexer as reference design options for next generation multiplexers

Noise reduction by multiple nondestructive readouts FUR Fowler Follow-up-the-ramp sampling (FUR): at equidistant time intervals nondestructive readouts least squares fit: slope of integration ramp SNR FUR = SNR DC nn ( + 1) 6( n 1) Fowler: nondestructive readouts at start and at end of ramp least squares fit: slope of integration ramp for n>>1: SNR SNR n 6 = SNR SNR T = nt int 8 8 Fowler DC FUR Read n = SNR SNR 3 T >> nt int 2 Fowler DC FUR Read

Readout Noise versus number of nondestructive readouts Follow-up-the-ramp sampling: number of readouts n proportional to integration time σ 2 mult /σ2 dc =6(n-1)/(n(n+1)) Full frame, 24 µv/adu frame rate 1Hz, 64 nd samples integration time 67 sec rms noise 6.3 electrons Shot noise of shift register glow darkcurrent too small for shot noise

Hawaii2 detector Symmetric CMOS amplifiers for differential signal chain (32 video channels) What should be used as reference input??

Why reference needed? Signal/Noise increased by 2 setup gets more complex preferred solution clean system : no pickup stable : no drifts Cannot be fully achieved Reference output still needed to suppress:» noise pickup» thermal drifts

Double correlated sampling CMOS ( IR) / CCD Blue curve: power spectral density of Picnic 256x256 MBE N CDS 2 = N DET 2 * H CDS 2 H CDS 2 =[2-2cos(2πft s )] White Curve Infrared: dc coupled t s = 1 sec ( can be >1000s ) fully sensitive to 1/f noise and 50 Hz Red curve CCD t s = 4 µsec no 1/f noise and 50Hz

Requirements for reference cell reference cell shall mimic noise pickup and drift of pixel unit cell video and reference signal should be available at the same time If this is not possible the time interval t s between sampling the video signal and the reference should be as small as possible t s < 1 ms to suppress 50 Hz pickup

open In bump bonds as reference Triangles: measured integration ramp Diamonds: dead pixels Open In bump bonds are used to monitor drifts Squares: drift corrected integration ramp darkcurrent at 28.5 K: 0.017 e/s/pixel

open In bump bonds as reference Reference Use pixels with open In bumps as reference Gate of unit cell source follower not connected to IR diode

Darkcurrent Measurement using open In bump bonds Triangles: measured integration ramp Diamonds: dead pixels Open In bump bonds are used to monitor drifts Squares: drift corrected integration ramp darkcurrent at 28.5 K: 0.017 e/s/pixel

Darkcurrent Measurement using open In bump bonds Triangles: measured integration ramp Open In bump bonds are used to monitor drifts Squares: drift corrected integration ramp darkcurrent at 25 K: 0.004 e/s/pixel

Temperature drift of dead pixels in Aladdin array Temperature drift: 1700 electrons / K required temperature stability of array: 6 mk

Hawaii2 reference output and readout topology 8 video outputs / quadrant 128 pixels in fast direction reference pixel is 129 th pixel on 9 th output 36 channels / detector required Video and Reference Signal of Hawaii 2 at end of Row 5.00 4.00 Signal [V] 3.00 Video Reference CLK1 2.00 1.00 0.00 1.48E-03 1.50E-03 1.52E-03 1.54E-03 1.56E-03 1.58E-03 1.60E-03 Time [s]

Hawaii2 reference cell Hawaii2 requires clamp of reference output:» digital clamp with 4 additional signal channels» analog clamp with additional cryogenic sample and hold

No on chip reference cell (Hawaii1) Use external bias voltage divide and filter external reference voltage

on chip reference cell (Hawaii2) read by additional channel reference output for thermal drift compensation and suppression of pickup is 129 th pixel on 9 th output clock first to reference output read reference output with additional channel In order to to eliminate 2 noise increase by reference subtraction the average of 16 reference samples has to be used read pixels of row read reference again at end of row linearly interpolate reference for each pixel and subtract reference from video signal

Hawaii2 reference modes Reference not implemented for unbuffered output Drain = 5 V and Biasgate = 5 V and 200 KΩ external pull-up reference gate tied to V reset reference output follows V reset with Drain = 5 V, Biasgate = 3.4 V does not track thermal drifts recommended operation with Drain = 0 V, Biasgate = 3.4 V tracks thermal drifts

Hawaii2 pickup without reference Difference image

Hawaii2 pickup Readout topology of Hawaii2 high frequency stripes in direction of fast shift register are 50 Hz pickup

Hawaii2 pickup without reference Raw difference image high frequency stripes in direction of fast shift register are 50 Hz pickup Noise is slightly quantization noise limited due to low gain to cope with dc offset of buffered mode

Readout noise with Hawaii2 reference Corrected difference image 50 Hz pickup high frequency stripes in direction of fast shift register are partially corrected low frequency stripes slightly reduced

Readout noise with Hawaii2 reference Corrected difference image 50 Hz pickup high frequency stripes in direction of fast shift register are partially corrected low frequency stripes slightly reduced Read reference before and after row and linearly interpolate for each pixel

Histogram of Readout Noise Uncorrected: 19.4 erms Corrected with Hawaii2 reference: 16.7 erms Corrected with Hawaii2 reference and linear interpolation: 16.2 erms Hawaii2 reference output slightly reduces low frequency pickup

Temperature drift of Hawaii2 Drift of video signal 327 e/k Drift of reference in buffered mode 338 e/k reference tracks temperature drifts of video signal

Drift compensation with buffered Hawaii2 reference output Dark current 14 e /hour at 60K Triangles: raw data Diamonds: corrected ramp Reference output of Hawaii2 corrects video signal drifts

Deviation from fit to integration ramp Triangles: raw data deviation 9 erms Diamonds: ramp corrected with buffered reference deviation 4.1 erms Hawaii2 reference output corrects thermal drifts

Dark frame Integration time 1.71 10 5 s Mean dark current 18 e/h pollution by cosmics

Hawaii2 pickup without reference high frequency stripes in direction of fast shift register are 50 Hz pickup blind one column in one quadrant and use it as reference pixels: dark pixel reference

Hawaii2 pickup with dark pixel reference reference pixel is dark pixel at the end of row read pixels of row read dark pixel In order to to eliminate 2 noise increase by dark pixel subtraction the average of 16 dark pixel samples has to be used subtract dark pixel from video pixel effectively removes 50 Hz pickup

with linear interpolation of dark pixel reference reference pixel is dark pixel at the end of row clock to end of row read dark pixel at end of row In order to to eliminate 2 noise increase by dark pixel subtraction the average of 16 dark pixel samples has to be used read pixels of row read dark pixel at end of row linearly interpolate dark pixel for each video pixel and subtract dark pixel from video pixel effectively removes 50 Hz pickup

linear interpolation of dark pixel reference read dark pixel before and after reading row and interpolate dark pixel signal for each pixel before subtraction sig nk =pix nk - (ref nb - (ref nb -ref na )*(k-1)/127) No extra channels required for dark pixel Dark pixel allows rejection of low frequency pickup Use dark pixels

Readout noise with dark pixel reference Double correlated mode Readout time 600 ms Without correction: readout noise 15 erms With dark pixel correction: readout noise 9 erms

Transfer function of dark pixel subtraction at 50Hz Tarnsfer function for DCS: N CDS 2 = N DET 2 * H CDS 2 H CDS 2 =[2-2cos(2πft s )] f=50 Hz t s =time interval between reading pixel and reading reference pixel for t s = n*20ms H CDS =0 works well, but line frequency not stable for t s >10 s : integration time and line frequency get out of phase

Transfer function of dark pixel refernce at 50Hz Tarnsfer function for DCS: N CDS 2 = N DET 2 * H CDS 2 H CDS 2 =[2-2cos(2πft s )] f=50 Hz t s =time interval between reading pixel and reading reference pixel Hawaii2 with 32 channels frame time = 600 ms t s <586 µs H CDS <0.185 Aladdin frame time = 100 ms t s < 195µs H CDS <0.061 Reduce t s by linear interpolation of reference signal

Capacitive coupling of noise sources on IR diode Noise sources V i IR arrays operate in capacitive discharge mode V 1 V 2 V n diode i i= 1 C 1 C C 2 n n 2 2 C V i i 2 V = i= 1 diode 2 C V diode diode C >> n C C diode Source follower Coupling coefficient of V i is C i /C diode

Comparison of reference cells Noise sources V i V 1 V 2 V n Noise sources V i V 1 V 2 V n C 1 C 2 C n C 1 C 2 C n good V reset not as good C reference Source C parasitic Source follower follower capacity Bias voltage

Reference cell open In bump bonds can be used as reference dark pixels can be used as reference do not connect gate of reference source follower to bias voltage or ground connect gate of reference source follower to capacity C reference same value as C diode

Analog clamp with on chip reference cell (Hawaii2) clock first to reference pixel clamp reference pixel with cryogenic sample and hold read pixels of row with clamped voltage at reference input of cryo op-amp implemented on fan-out board, but still to be tested

on chip reference cell with capacity(hawaii-2rg) On Hawaii-2RG reference implemented at the end of rows reference pixels with source follower gate connected to capacity equivalent to dark pixel

Dual Unit Cell If design rules become available to duplicate each unit cell:» connect first source follower gate to IR diode» connect second source follower gate to capacity feed video signal and reference signal to symmetric amplifier optimum way to generate differential signal chain

Reference Cell on Aladdin VddUc Detector UNIT CELL Diode VdetCom Reset G Ren Column Bus D S UNIT CELL SFD Row Enable Clamp circuit, normally used to clamp the column output during row transitions Clamp FET identical to unit cell source follower VggCl--->VdetCom VddCl--->VddUc Cen Output Source Follower Cen Load Resistor Vslew Vidle VssCm

Reference Cell on Aladdin VddUc Detector UNIT CELL Diode VdetCom VddCl--->VddUc VggCl--->VdetCom Reset G Ren Column Bus Cen D S UNIT CELL SFD Row Enable Output Source Follower Clamp circuit, normally used to clamp the column output during row transitions Clamp FET identical to unit cell source follower operate Clamp FET as a source follower emulating a reference pixel to be tested with CRIRES focal plane Cen Load Resistor Vslew Vidle VssCm

Simulation of Aladdin reference Signal follows lower envelope of the two gate voltages VDETCOM and VPIXEL

First test of Aladdin reference with bare mux Without reference With reference It works! No gain loss!

Conclusions Reference cell needed» eliminate drift» suppress low frequency noise pickup Hawaii2 reference» not available for unbuffered output» slightly reduces low frequency pickup» eliminates thermal drift Dark pixel reference» reduces noise from 15erms to 9 erms» Hawaii-2RG will have capacities as dark pixels : preferred method Aladdin reference» Reference with column clamp circuit operational Dual unit cell and ADC at focal plane (ASIC)» ultimate solution