ZL60113 Datasheet, PDF (11/18 Pages) Zarlink Semiconductor Inc – 12 x 3.125 Gbps Parallel Fiber Optic Link Transmitter and Receiver

ZL60113/4
Data Sheet
ZL60114 Receiver Specifications
All parameters below require operating conditions according to “Recommended Operating Conditions,” on page 3
and a termination load of 100 Ω differential at the electrical output.
Parameter
Symbol
Min.
Max.
Unit
Optical Parameters
Receiver sensitivity (OMA) (50/125 µm MMF)¹
Center wavelength
Return loss²
Stressed receiver sensitivity (OMA)³
Total link jitter contribution (peak to peak)⁴
Deterministic link jitter contribution (peak to peak)⁵
Channel to channel skew⁶
Signal detect assert
Signal detect de-assert
Electrical Parameters
S_OMA
38
λ_C
830
RL
12
SS_OMA
80
TJ_L
DJ_L
t_SK
P_SA
P_SD
-30
755
860
0.65
0.27
100
-15
µW
nm
dB
µW
UI
UI
ps
dBm
dBm
Power dissipation
P_D
1.5
W
Supply current
Differential output voltage amplitude (peak to peak)⁷
I_CC
450
mA
∆V_OUT
500
800
mV_p-p
Output differential load impedance
Z_L
80
120
Ω
Electrical output rise time (20 - 80%)
t_RE
120
ps
Electrical output fall time (20 - 80%)
t_FE
120
ps
1. Optical modulation amplitude are peak to peak values. Receiver sensitivity is measured using a source that does not degrade the
sensitivity measurement, i.e. ideal source with fast rise/fall time and low RIN. Receive power for a channel is measured for a BER of
10^-12 and 6 dB extinction ratio and the other 11 channels operating with incident power of 6 dB above the channel under test.
2. Return loss is measured as defined in TIA/EIA-455-107A Determination of Component Reflectance or Link/System Return Loss Us-
ing a Loss Test Set.
3. Based on Gigabit Ethernet Link model. See “Link Model Parameters,” on page 17 and receiver sensitivity specified.
4. Total link jitter equals TP4 - TP1.
5. Deterministic jitter is informative. Deterministic link jitter equals TP4 - TP1.
6. Channel skew is defined for the condition of equal amplitude, zero ps skew signals applied to the receiver inputs.
7. Differential output voltage is defined as the peak to peak value of the differential voltage between DOUT+ and DOUT- and measured
with a 100 Ω differential load connected between DOUT+ and DOUT-. Data outputs are CML compatible.
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