Position Resolution for the CMS Barrel Pixel Detector after Irradiation

The CMS barrel pixel detector is the innermost tracking device, reconstructing the interaction vertices and charged particle trajectories. At the LHC design luminosity, 1034cm−2s−1, there will be 1000 charged particles per bunch crossing every 25 ns. In the innermost layer the pixel sensors will be exposed to a fluence of 3×1014neq/cm2/yr with consequent degradation of the silicon lattice structure and particle detection performances. Beam tests of irradiated pixel sensors were performed at CERN with the final front end electronics in a 3T magnetic field. We present the measurements of charge collection and radiation hardness, as well as spatial resolution.