• Differential 50 Ω inputs for direct connection to
Current-Mode Logic (CML) outputs
• Internal retiming to minimize jitter (OQ2545HP only)
• Input clock phase margin of 320° at 2.5 Gbits/s
(OQ2545HP only)
• RF output current sinking capability of 60 mA
• Bias output current sinking capability of 100 mA
• TTL compatible control inputs
• Loop mode for system testing
• Continuous output monitoring
• Power dissipation <1500 mW (for typical application)
• Low cost LQFP48 plastic package.
APPLICATIONS
• Digital fibre optical modulation driver in STM16/OC48
short, medium and long haul optical transmission
systems
• Optical modulation driver in high-speed data networks
• High current driver for electro-optical converters
• High current electrical line driver.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The OQ2545 is a driver IC intended to be used with a
directly modulated laser diode or with an Electro
Absorption Modulator (EAM) in SDH/SONET 2.5 Gbits/s
optical transmission systems.
The IC features differentialdata inputs. Loop mode inputs
are provided for system testing, along with an output for
continuous monitoring. In addition, the OQ2545HP
features differential clock inputs for internal retiming
resulting in a better jitter performance.
The IChas bias and modulating currentoutputs, the levels
of which can be set separately. As an additional safety
measure, the active HIGH-level input for automatic laser
shutdown (pin ALS) can be used to switch off the laser
modulation and bias currents.
Although the IC is intended for 2.5 Gbits/s optical
transmission systems, it can be used in any application
requiring high current drive at high frequencies.
11Ssupply voltage for analog section (−6.5 V)
GND22Sground supply
DIOA33Atemperature sensing diode array connection
GND44Sground supply
LA55Olaser modulation current output
LA66Olaser modulation current output
LAQ77Oinverted laser modulation current output
LAQ88Oinverted laser modulation current output
GND99Sground supply
IBIAS1010Olaser bias current control output
GND1111Sground supply
V
EE2
V
EE2
1212Ssupply voltage for analog section (−6.5 V)
1313Ssupply voltage for analog section (−6.5 V)
GND1414Sground supply
EFADJ1515AIinput for emitter follower current adjustment
AMPADJ1616AIinput for preamplifier current adjustment
SMOD1717Iinput for data polarity switch
SIMOD1818Iinput for RF modulated output current control
SIBIAS1919Iinput for DC output current control
GND2020Sground supply
DLOOPQ2121Iinverted loop mode data input
DLOOP2222Iloop mode data input
GND2323Sground supply
V
EE2
V
EE2
2424Ssupply voltage for analog section (−6.5 V)
2525Ssupply voltage for analog section (−6.5 V)
GND2626Sground supply
CLOOPQ27−Iinverted loop mode clock input
i.c.−27−internally connected; internal resistance of 50 Ω to GND
CLOOP28−Iloop mode clock input
i.c.−28−internally connected; internal resistance of 50 Ω to GND
GND2929Sground supply
CIN30−Iclock input
i.c.−30−internally connected; internal resistance of 50 Ω to GND
CINQ31−Iinverted clock input
i.c.−31−internally connected; internal resistance of 50 Ω to GND
GND3232Sground supply
DIN3333Idata input
DINQ3434Iinverted data input
3737Ssupply voltage for analog section (−6.5 V)
GND3838Sground supply
MONQ3939Oinverted monitor data output
MON4040Omonitor data output
GND4141Sground supply
V
EE1
4242Ssupply voltage for digital section (−4.5 V)
BGCAP4343Aconnection for band gap reference decoupling capacitor
ALS4444Iautomatic laser shutdown control input
ENL4545Iloop mode enable input (active LOW)
V
CC
4646Spositive supply voltage for TTL interface (+5 V)
GND4747Sground supply
V
EE2
4848Ssupply voltage for analog section (−6.5 V)
Note
1. Pin type abbreviations: O = output, I = input, S = power supply and A = analog function.
The OQ2545(B)HP can be divided into two functional
blocks (see Fig.1):
• A digital section on the input side
• An analog section on the output side.
The data input buffers present an impedance of 50 Ω to
the data stream on the differential data inputs (see Fig.5).
The input data is then fed to a multiplexer where normal
mode (pin ENL = HIGH-level) or loop mode
(pin ENL = LOW-level) inputs are selected. For driving an
EAM, a second multiplexer inverts the input signals when
pin SMOD is connected to V
EE1
.
An external clock (OQ2545HP only) connected to a
master-slave flip-flop is then used to retime the data. This
reduces jitter on the data signal to a minimum.
Thepreamplifierbooststhesignaltoasuitable level for the
modulation driver. Two emitter followers provide the
necessary signal isolation between the preamplifier and
the high current modulation driver. The bias currents for
thepreamplifierandtheemitterfollowerscontainanoutput
level dependent component, along with an independent
component. The output level dependent component is
controlledvia the signal on pin SIMODand the operational
amplifier, which also sets the modulation driver level.
The independent component is adjusted by means of the
signal on pin AMPADJ (preamplifier) and pin EFADJ
(emitter followers).
The signal on pin AMPADJ also controls the shape of the
output signal on pins LA and LAQ.
An independent adjustable on-chip bias current source is
provided to drive directly a modulated laser diode.
Pin SIBIAS is used to set the bias current level. Theoutput
current at pin IBIAS will be approximately 106 times the
input current at pin SIBIAS. A similar arrangement is used
to control the modulation current at pins LA and LAQ.
The output current at pins LA and LAQ is proportional to
the input current at pin SIMOD. The coefficient depends
on the load impedance on pins LA and LAQ and on the
voltage setting of pin SMOD (see section ‘Modulation
current setting’).
Pin ALS is a TTL compatibleinput and at HIGH-level itcan
be used to switch off all current sources. This function
makes it possible to implement safety measures that will
switch off the circuit in the event of an optical system
malfunction.
The buffered differential 50 Ω outputs (pins MON
and MONQ) can be used to monitor the optically
modulated data.
Loop mode
Theloopmodeisprovidedforsystemtesting.ALOW-level
on pin ENL selects the loop mode. When pin ENL is left
open-circuit, it is pulled to a HIGH-level (TTL) by an
internal pull-up resistor.
A HIGH-level (TTL) on pin ALS switches off the laser
modulation and bias currents. This function allows the
circuit to be switched off in the event of an optical system
malfunction or for system maintenance. When not
connected, pin ALS is pulled to a LOW-level (TTL) by an
internal pull-down resistor.
Data monitoring
Pins MON and MONQ can be used as data monitor
outputs. They need to be AC-coupled, e.g. to a 50 Ω
matched RF amplifier with sufficient bandwidth.
Output polarity selection
Pin SMOD is used to set the correct logic assignment
between the data input on pins DIN and DINQ (or
pins DLOOP and DLOOPQ) and the data output on
pins LA, LAQ, MON and MONQ. This is necessary
because a directly modulated laser diode and an EAM
have different output voltage requirements.
Ifa laser diode is used and connected between pin LAand
ground, a high current through pin LA corresponds to a
logic HIGH, while a low current through pin LA
corresponds to a logic LOW.
The opposite is the case with an EAM, where a high
current (i.e. a large voltage across the load) activates the
EAM, thereby causing a logic LOW. Therefore, an
inversion is needed between input and output. This
happens in the second multiplexer when pin SMOD is
connected to V
. When left open-circuit, pin SMOD is
EE1
pulled-up to ground, which is the laser diode setting.
Modulation current setting
Pin SIMOD is used to adjust the modulation current on
pins LA and LAQ (see Fig.6). This is achieved by
regulating the internal current mirror, which serves as a
reference current for the modulation driver. The reference
port of the control operational amplifier is connected to
ground through an internal 4 kΩ resistor, thus establishing
a ‘virtual earth’ on pin SIMOD (DC level is 0 V).
An external (approximately) 4 kΩ resistor connected to an
adjustable voltage source is needed to regulate the
internal current mirror. This adjustable voltage source can
be a part of the laser current control box (see Fig.15).
Theratio between the current intopin SIMOD and the total
modulation current depends on the polarity setting via
pin SMOD. When pin SMOD=0V the value of
I
=92× I
mod
pin SMOD = V
(approximately) and whereas
SIMOD
the value of I
EE1
mod
= 107 × I
SIMOD
(approximately).
handbook, full pagewidth
4 kΩ100 Ω100 Ω
V
EE2
SIMOD
(1) k = 1.3 when pin SMOD = 0 V.
k = 1.5 when pin SMOD = V
EE1
I
SIMOD
.
Fig.6 Schematic of laser modulation outputs.
1999 Aug 249
k × I
+
SIMOD
−
71 × k × I
MGL733
LA
LAQ
SIMOD
(1)
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