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IC pemacu modulator monolitik berdasarkan HBT InP dengan topologi litar baharu -- dipanggil litar teragih berfungsi (FDC) -- untuk sistem penghantaran optik lebih 80-Gb/s telah dibangunkan. Topologi FDC termasuk penguat jalur lebar yang direka menggunakan litar teragih, fungsi digital yang direka menggunakan litar tergumpal, dan pemadanan impedans jalur lebar antara litar tergumpal dan litar teragih untuk membolehkan kedua-dua jalur lebar dan fungsi digital yang lebih luas. IC pemacu disepadukan dengan fungsi pemultipleksan 2:1 menghasilkan 2.6-Vhlm (output pembezaan: 5.2 Vhlm) dan 2.4- Vhlm (output pembezaan: 4.8 Vhlm) ayunan voltan keluaran dengan kurang daripada 450-fs dan 530-fs rms jitter pada 80 Gb/s dan 90 Gb/s, masing-masing. Untuk pengetahuan terbaik kami, ini bersamaan dengan operasi kadar data tertinggi yang dilaporkan untuk pemacu modulator monolitik. Apabila ia dipasang dalam modul, IC pemacu berjaya mencapai modulasi elektro-optik menggunakan LiNbO dwi-pemacu3 Modulator Mach-Zehnder sehingga 90 Gb/s. Keputusan ini menunjukkan bahawa FDC mempunyai potensi untuk merealisasikan IC berkelajuan tinggi dan berfungsi untuk sistem penghantaran melebihi 80-Gb/s.
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Yasuyuki SUZUKI, Zin YAMAZAKI, Masayuki MAMADA, "A 90-Gb/s Modulator Driver IC Based on Functional Distributed Circuits for Optical Transmission Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E93-C, no. 8, pp. 1266-1272, August 2010, doi: 10.1587/transele.E93.C.1266.
Abstract: A monolithic modulator driver IC based on InP HBTs with a new circuit topology -- called a functional distributed circuit (FDC) -- for over 80-Gb/s optical transmission systems has been developed. The FDC topology includes a wide-band amplifier designed using a distributed circuit, a digital function designed using a lumped circuit, and broadband impedance matching between the lumped circuit and distributed circuit to enable both wider bandwidth and digital functions. The driver IC integrated with a 2:1 multiplexing function produces 2.6-Vp-p (differential output: 5.2 Vp-p) and 2.4- Vp-p (differential output: 4.8 Vp-p) output-voltage swings with less than 450-fs and 530-fs rms jitter at 80 Gb/s and 90 Gb/s, respectively. To the best of our knowledge, this is equivalent to the highest data rate operation yet reported for monolithic modulator drivers. When it was mounted in a module, the driver IC successfully achieved electro-optical modulation using a dual-drive LiNbO3 Mach-Zehnder modulator up to 90 Gb/s. These results indicate that the FDC has the potential to realize high-speed and functional ICs for over-80-Gb/s transmission systems.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/electronics/10.1587/transele.E93.C.1266/_p
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AB - A monolithic modulator driver IC based on InP HBTs with a new circuit topology -- called a functional distributed circuit (FDC) -- for over 80-Gb/s optical transmission systems has been developed. The FDC topology includes a wide-band amplifier designed using a distributed circuit, a digital function designed using a lumped circuit, and broadband impedance matching between the lumped circuit and distributed circuit to enable both wider bandwidth and digital functions. The driver IC integrated with a 2:1 multiplexing function produces 2.6-Vp-p (differential output: 5.2 Vp-p) and 2.4- Vp-p (differential output: 4.8 Vp-p) output-voltage swings with less than 450-fs and 530-fs rms jitter at 80 Gb/s and 90 Gb/s, respectively. To the best of our knowledge, this is equivalent to the highest data rate operation yet reported for monolithic modulator drivers. When it was mounted in a module, the driver IC successfully achieved electro-optical modulation using a dual-drive LiNbO3 Mach-Zehnder modulator up to 90 Gb/s. These results indicate that the FDC has the potential to realize high-speed and functional ICs for over-80-Gb/s transmission systems.
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