ADN2820
ADN2820 is 10.7 Gbps / 3.3V / Low Noise / TIA manufactured by Analog Devices.
FEATURES
Technology: high performance Si Ge Bandwidth: 9 GHz Input noise current density: 1.0 µA Optical sensitivity:
- 19.3 d Bm Differential transimpedance: 5000 V/A Power dissipation: 200 m W Input current overload: 2.8 m A p-p Linear input range: 0.15 m A p-p Output resistance: 50 Ω/side Output offset adjustment range: 240 m V Average input power monitor: 1 V/m A Die size: 0.87 mm × 1.06 mm
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The ADN2820 is a pact, high performance, 3.3 V power supply Si Ge transimpedance amplifier (TIA) optimized for 10 Gbps Metro-Access and Ethernet systems. It is a single chip solution for detecting photodiode current with a differential output voltage. The ADN2820 features low input referred noise current and high output transimpedance gain, capable of driving a typical CDR or transceiver directly. A POWMON output is provided for input average power monitoring and alarm generation. Low nominal output offset enables dc output coupling to 3.3 V circuits. The OFFSET control input enables output slice level adjustment for asymmetric input signals. The ADN2820 operates with a 3.3 V power supply and is available in die form.
APPLICATIONS
10.7 Gbps optical modules SONET/SDH OC-192/STM-64 and 10 Gb E receivers, transceivers, and transponders
FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
3.3V RF 50Ω RF = 500Ω OUT (5) OUTB (6) hυ OFFSET (14) IN (13)' CB 0.85V CF POWMON (8) 20m A AV = 20d B 50Ω VCC (1,2,3)
GND (10, 11)
GND (4,7)
CLF (9)
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Figure 1. Functional Block Diagram/Typical Operating Circuit
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