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We converted the diagnostic data from the thermal anneal into temperatures and generated temperature plots. These data are compared to the temperature curves from previous anneals. See the writeup for MIPS-2050 for details.
A Vrst analysis was performed on the Vrst data. In this test, the bias voltages for the 70um and 160um arrays are set to 0 mV, and then the Vrst voltages are adjusted between +5 mV and -5 mV relative to normal. A bright stim is turned on in manual mode during the test. The principle is that the array will produce a strong positive slope when positively biased and a strong negative slope when negatively biased, so the zero bias voltage point can be easily recognized. In practice, we calculate slope images and then look for this transition point.
The temperature plots can be seen in the writeup for MIPS-2050. The temperature behavior during the anneal was nominal.
The Vrst data are presented below. The filenames are MIPS.2/3.0007642880.00??.0001.01.mipl.fits.
File Bias 70_1 70_2 70_3 70_4 70_5 70_6 70_7 70_8 160_1 160_2 160_3 160_4 02 Nom -50 -90 -130 -200 -220 -210 -180 -200 -2 -141 -43 -4 03 +5 -230 -250 -330 -310 -360 -280 -340 -260 -444 -685 -321 -327 04 +4 -150 -140 -210 -240 -270 -250 -270 -240 -461 -600 -278 -218 05 +3 -100 -110 -150 -190 -220 -230 -200 -190 -338 -250 -223 -151 06 +2 -60 -80 -110 -130 -180 -190 -170 -160 -174 -305 -136 -72 07 +1 -20 0 -70 -90 -120 -160 -140 -140 -27 -181 -102 -33 08 Nom 40 50 30 -70 -100 -130 -100 -100 142 -84 33 30 09 -1 70 100 20 -40 -80 -90 -70 -70 305 -35 105 87 10 -2 90 150 40 0 -70 -50 -60 -60 495 95 196 153 11 -3 140 180 80 30 -20 -30 -40 -40 696 199 318 239 12 -4 180 190 120 70 20 0 20 -20 920 321 423 595 13 -5 210 230 170 100 80 60 30 0 1174 452 562 464 14 Nom -60 -90 -120 -200 -270 -230 -260 -210 94 -63 42 37 Vrst +0.75 +1.0 -1.0 -2.0 -3.5 -4.0 -4.0 -5.0 +0.5 -1.0 0.0 +0.5 DAC Counts +3 +4 -4 -8 -14 -16 -16 -20 +2 -4 0 +2 DAC NOM 90E 8F7 910 8E7 916 90B 920 905 97D 91C 91C 913 New DAC 911 8FB 90C 8DF 908 8FB 910 8F1 97F 918 91C 915 CampJ_NOM 911 8FB 910 8E0 90C 8FF 912 8F3 97E 918 91C 915
The Vrst values from this campaign are very similar to the new defaults
that were added to the mips-irs patch block following campaign I. The only
place where large differences are seen is on side B of the 70um array, where
the Vrst values are systematically changed by 0.5-1.0 mV. This variation in
nominal Vrst value is likely related to the Vcasn problem. No new updates
are recommended at this time.
Conclusions
The thermal behavior of the arrays is nominal. The Vrst behavior is
very consistent with the previous two campaigns with the exception of
side B on the 70um array. No changes are recommended at this time.
Output and Deliverable Products
None.
Actions Following Analysis
None.