Optical-feedback transimpedance receiver for high sensitivity and wide dynamic range at low bit rates
BRYON L. KASPER, A. R. McCormick
Abstract
BRYON L. KASPER, A. R. McCormick
Abstract
In the rush for very high-bit-rate transmission systems, little recent attention has been paid to receiver designs for low bit rates. Low-speed receivers in the range of a few Mb/s pose a unique challenge in preamplifier design for simultaneous achievement of high sensitivity and wide dynamic range. We describe a new type of transimpedance preamplifier employing optically coupled feedback which eliminates the trade-offs associated with using a feedback resistor.
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In the rush for very high-bit-rate transmission systems, little recent attention has been paid to receiver designs for low bit rates. Low-speed receivers in the range of a few Mb/s pose a unique challenge in preamplifier design for simultaneous achievement of high sensitivity and wide dynamic range. We describe a new type of transimpedance preamplifier employing optically coupled feedback which eliminates the trade-offs associated with using a feedback resistor.
Key concepts: Transimpedance amplifier, Preamplifier, Dynamic range, Resistor, Sensitivity (control systems), Wide dynamic range, Electronic engineering, Computer science