AFBR-59F1Z
AFBR-59F1Z is 125MBd Compact 650 nm Transceiver manufactured by Avago Technologies.
Description
The Avago Technologies AFBR-59F1Z transceiver provides system designers with the ability to implement Fast Ethernet (100Mbps) munication over 2.2 mm jacketed standard Polymer Optical Fiber (POF).
The innovative bare fiber locking mechanism of the transceiver allows connection of POF cable with a simple insert and lock system eliminating the need for connectors. This facilitates fast installation and maintenance.
The AFBR-59F1Z is Laser Class 1, lead-free and pliant with Ro HS. The very pact design is similar to that of the well known RJ-45 connector.
Transmitter
The transmitter consists of a 650nm LED which is controlled by a fully integrated driver IC. The LED driver operates at 3.3V. It receives Low Voltage Positive Emitter Coupled Logic (LVPECL) or Low Voltage Differential Signaling (LVDS) differential electrical input and converts it into a modulated current driving the LED. The LED and driver IC are packaged in an optical subassembly.
The optimized lens system of the optical subassembly couples the emitted optical power very efficiently into 1mm core POF cable.
Features
- Easy bare fiber termination solution for 2.2mm jacket POF
- EMI/ EMC robust
- Link lengths: up to 40 m POF (NA = 0.5) or 60 m POF (NA = 0.3).
- patible with IEEE 802.3u Fast Ethernet data munications standard
- LVPECL interface patible
- Operating temp. range -40 °C to 85 °C
- 3.3 V power supply operation
- Integrated optics to efficiently focus light for fiber coupling
- Electrically patible with 100Base FX PHY ICs
Applications
- Factory automation
- Power generation and distribution system
- Industrial vision system
- Solar panel tracking system
- Home/Office Networking
Receiver
The receiver utilizes a fully integrated single chip solution which provides excellent immunity to EMI and fast transient d V/dt rejection. The receiver directly converts light to a differential LVPECL output signal and operates at 3.3V. The integrated receiver is packaged in an optical subassembly which...
