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SY88053AL - 12.5Gbps Limiting Post Amplifier

General Description

The SY88053AL, limiting post amplifier is designed for use in fiber-optic receivers for applications up to 12.5Gbps.

Key Features

  • a decision threshold control that can be used for offset compensation or to optimize the Bit Error Rate (BER) in noisy.

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Part number SY88053AL
Manufacturer Micrel Semiconductor
File Size 437.42 KB
Description 12.5Gbps Limiting Post Amplifier
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www.DataSheet4U.com SY88053AL 3.3V, 12.5Gbps Limiting Post Amplifier with Programmable Decision Threshold General Description The SY88053AL, limiting post amplifier is designed for use in fiber-optic receivers for applications up to 12.5Gbps. It features a decision threshold control that can be used for offset compensation or to optimize the Bit Error Rate (BER) in noisy applications as WDM where optical amplifiers such as EDFAs and Raman amplifier are used. This device connects to typical transimpedance amplifiers (TIAs). The signal from TIAs can contain significant amounts of noise unevenly distributed between its top and bottom rails due to the Amplified Spontaneous Emission (ASE) noise generated by the optical amplifiers.