The RGR1551 receiver provides
optical signal conversion and
processing. It converts 1200 nm
to 1600 nm wavelength light
wave information into an
electrical signal at a data rate of
155 Mb/s.
The receiver contains an InGaAs
PIN photodiode, a high sensitivity, wide dynamic range transimpedance amplifier, capacitively
coupled to a PLL based clock
recovery circuit. The clock and
data outputs are retimed
complementary PECL.
A complementary CMOS
compatible low light alarm is also
provided.
Preliminary Product Disclaimer
This preliminary data sheet is provided to assist you in the evaluation of engineering samples of the product which is under development
and targeted for release during 1997. Until Hewlett-Packard releases this product for general sales, HP reserves the right to alter prices,
specifications, features, capabilities, function, manufacturing release dates, and even general availability of the product at any time.
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Connection Diagram
Top View
FIBER PIGTAIL
GND
GND
GND
CLOCK
CLOCK
GND
DATA
GND
DATA
PD BIAS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Pin Descriptions
Pins 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 13, 15, 16,
GND:
These pins should be connected
to the circuit ground.
Pins 4, 5, CLOCK, CLOCK:
These pins provide complementary differential PECL CLOCK
and CLOCK outputs.
Pins 7, 9, DATA, DATA:
These pins provide complementary differential PECL DATA and
DATA outputs.
The RGR1551 DATA output is
noninverting, an optical pulse
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
NC
NC
NC
NC
GND
GND
ALARM
GND
ALARM
+5 V
causes the DATA output to go to
the PECL logic high state (+4 V
nominal).
Pin 10, PD Bias:
This pin must be connected to
any voltage between 0 V (GND)
and –5 V. This provides the photodiode bias. The current drawn is
directly proportional to the
average received photocurrent.
I = Responsivity x Mean Power.
The Responsivity will be between
0.7 A/W and 1.0 A/W.
Pin 11, +5 V:
This pin should be connected to
+5 V supply. The network shown
below should be placed as close
as possible to pin 11.
Pins 12, 14, ALARM, ALARM:
These pins provide complementary ALARM and ALARM outputs.
This is the low light alarm.
ALARM goes to a logic low
(CMOS compatible) state when
the optical power drops below
the threshold level (insufficient
optical power).
The optical power must increase
to a higher level than the level
where the alarm went low before
ALARM will return to a logic
high. This difference is the alarm
hysteresis.
Pins 17, 18, 19, 20, NC:
These pins are not connected and
should be left open circuit on the
application PCB.
PIN 11
1 µH
100 nF100 nF10 µF
+5 V
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Functional Description
Design
The receiver contains an InGaAsP
photodetector, transimpedance
amplifier, and interface amplifier
circuit, including a clock recovery
and data retiming function. It is
designed with a multimode fiber
pigtail to allow maximum
flexibility in connector options.
The interface amplifier is ac
coupled to the preamplifier
circuit.
identically, even if only one
output is used. This will lower the
power supply noise generated by
the receiver and improve
performance at low optical input
power levels.
Power Supplies
The RGR1551 will operate to
specifications with a single +5 V
power supply (Pin 10 grounded).
The –5 V PIN bias is provided to
maintain functional compatibility
with second sources.
Signal traces should conform to
ECL design rules to prevent
reflections and ringing from
degrading performance. Useful
guidelines are contained in ECL
manufacturer design manuals.
Manufacturing
The fiber pigtail on the device
requires normal fiber handling
considerations. Care should be
taken to avoid tight bends as well
as excessive tension on the fiber
pigtail.
Terminating the Outputs
The data outputs of the RGR1551
are PECL compatible. Care
should be taken to match termination impedances to the interconnect to minimize reflection
effects. In order to balance the
drive currents drawn from the
module, all serial data outputs
(DATA and DATA, CLOCK and
CLOCK) should be terminated
TRANSIMPEDANCE
AMPLIFIER
LOW PASS FILTER
Circuit Layout
The RGR1551 uses very high
bandwidth circuitry to achieve its
high level of performance. Care
must be taken to ensure stable
operation. The use of ground
planes and transmission line
interconnects is required. The use
of a standard evaluation board is
highly recommended for those
users who are not familiar with
these techniques.
VCC (+5 V)
MID AMPLIFIER
PLL
CLOCK AND
DATA RECOVERY
The allowable temperature range
for the RGR1551 is limited by the
material used in the pigtail.
Exposure to temperatures over
+85°C is not recommended. Low
profile sockets or hand soldering
are recommended for this part.
ALARM
ALARM
DATA
DATA
CLOCK
CLOCK
V
NEG
(-5 V OR GROUND)
Figure 1. Block Diagram.
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GND (0 V)
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Performance Specifications
Absolute Maximum Ratings
Absolute maximum limits mean that no catastrophic damage will occur if the product is subjected to these ratings for short periods, provided that
each limiting parameter is in isolation and all other parameters have values within the performance specification. It should not be assumed that
limiting values of more than one parameter can be applied to the product at the same time.