CMOS Combo IC VCSEL/Laser Driver HLC10V0

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HiLight Semiconductor

last updated：Aug 18, 2023

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◆1.25 to 11.3 Gbps ◆Compact 4mm x 4mm QFN28 package ◆Constant current (200mW chip power)

◆Monolithic 11.3Gbps VCSEL & Laser Driver with Limiting Amplifier Operating temperature range: -40℃ to +95℃ Supports VCSEL, FP/DFB, long-distance/short-distance applications SFF-8431/8472 I2C interface for IC setting & on-chip NVM Includes digital APC loop, active back termination, and adjustable input equalization Transmitter section provides excellent system interoperability 【Transmitter】・Laser: 100mW bias/80mA module (25Ω TOSA) ・VCSEL: 16mA bias/16mA module (100Ω TOSA) ・Integrated digital automatic power control ・Input equalization 【Receiver】・Input sensitivity: 5mVp-p ・Programmable pre-emphasis ・RSSI/OMA based LOS/SD

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- Wavelength shaping and bias/modulation adjustment circuits stored in non-volatile memory (NVM) exhibit high optical characteristics over a wide temperature and voltage range. - A highly sensitive limiting amplifier supports a wide range of ROSA, demonstrating excellent performance. HiLight Semiconductor is a manufacturer specializing in analog mixed-signal CMOS ICs and cutting-edge PMD and PHY ICs with the highest performance in the world, headquartered in Southampton, UK. Since the 1990s, the company has been engaged in innovative CMOS design, significantly impacting the development of today's fiber communication and data link businesses. Leveraging its advanced CMOS IC technology, the company holds a significant market share, particularly in access optical communication networks. The main features of CMOS ICs include high sensitivity, cost-effectiveness, and low power consumption. Recently, CMOS TIAs for 10G-PON have been in mass production, with CMOS ICs for 25G and 100G set to be released soon. Additionally, the company is developing PAM4 PMD ICs for next-generation optical communication networks using pure CMOS technology.