MAX3797 Low-Power Transimpedance Amplifier

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The MAX3797 is a low-power transimpedance amplifier designed for optical transmission systems with data rates up to 10.3125Gbps and using PIN diodes.

The MAX3797 integrates an automatic gain control (AGC) architecture that provides a nominal small-signal transimpedance of 5.5kΩ. Input-referred noise is typically 1.25μARMS, which reflects a theoretical sensitivity of -14.8dBm OMA at a pin code (z = 0.55, re = 3) photodetector with a bit error rate (BER) of 10-12.

Make optical components using TO-46 or TO-56 packages with small chip size of 1mm x 0.76mm.

Key Features

Supply and temperature stable sensitivity

Up to 10.3125Gbps (NRZ) operation

Support capacitor-free ROSA

AGC gain is 5.5kΩ

3.3V single power supply

105mW power consumption

Wide-Bandwidth Current Monitor Enables RSSI-Based LOS Implementation

Die size 1mm x 0.76mm

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MAX3797: Typical Application Circuit

Typical Application Circuit

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