3.3 V, 50 Mbit/s one-chip Si-bipolar transceiver LSI for optical burst-mode communications

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A 3.3 V, 50 Mbit/s, one-chip transceiver LSI fabricated by a 4 GHz Si-bipolar process includes an adjustment-free instantaneous response receiver and a laser-diode (LD) driver to build a low-cost optical interface module for FTTH systems. The LSI, assembled with a conventional 0.8 A/W photodiode and 0.2 W/A LD, has an input optical receiver range of –37.8 to –17.0 dBm and an optical average output power of +6 dBm.

Inspec keywords: optical fibre subscriber loops; driver circuits; silicon; integrated optoelectronics; semiconductor lasers; optical crosstalk; bipolar integrated circuits; transceivers; large scale integration

Other keywords: FTTD systems; GHz Si-bipolar process; low-cost optical interface module; adjustment-free instantaneous response receiver; photodiode; 3.3 V; optical average output power; 4 GHz; input optical receiver range; laser-diode driver; optical burst-mode communications; Mbit/s one-chip Si-bipolar transceiver LSI

Subjects: Optical communication; Semiconductor integrated circuits; Integrated optoelectronics; Power electronics, supply and supervisory circuits; Subscriber loops; Semiconductor lasers; Bipolar integrated circuits

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