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SE1230Q - Automatic Gain Control Amplifier

General Description

SiGe Semiconductor offers a portfolio of optical networking ICs for use in high-performance optical transmitter and receiver functions, from 155 Mb/s up to 12.5 Gb/s.

SiGe Semiconductor’s SE1230 is a fully integrated AGC amplifier aimed primarily at SONET OC-48 and SDH STM-16 systems.

Key Features

  • Single +3.3 V supply Power dissipation = 230 mW (typ) Noise figure < 12 dB Small signal gain = 23.5 dB differential Fully integrated AGC function On-chip 50 Ω input and output terminations Wide bandwidth (.
  • 3 dB) > 2.0 GHz Maximum input level of 200 mVpk AGC output level of 370 mVpk differential Loss of signal functionality Single-ended or differential operation Minimal external components Operating ambient temperature range = -40°C to +85°C Equivalent to Nortel Networks AC10 Ordering In.

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Part number SE1230Q
Manufacturer SiGe Semiconductor Inc.
File Size 414.44 KB
Description Automatic Gain Control Amplifier
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SE1230Q LightCharger™ 2.5 Gb/s Automatic Gain Control Amplifier Final Applications SONET/SDH-based transmission systems, test equipment and modules OC-48 fibre optic modules Gigabit Ethernet Fibre Channel Wideband RF gain block Product Description SiGe Semiconductor offers a portfolio of optical networking ICs for use in high-performance optical transmitter and receiver functions, from 155 Mb/s up to 12.5 Gb/s. SiGe Semiconductor’s SE1230 is a fully integrated AGC amplifier aimed primarily at SONET OC-48 and SDH STM-16 systems. The device may also be used in any datacom application with input data rates up to 2.5 Gb/s. The device is designed with differential I/Os and signal levels compatible with SiGe Semiconductor’s SE1030 and SE1031 transimpedance amplifiers.