A 25 Gb/s burst‐mode TIA+CDR optical receiver with 4.5 ns total reconfiguration time

Abstract We present a high‐speed burst‐mode optical receiver operating at 25‐Gb/s with the shortest reconfiguration time of 4.52‐ns reported up to date. The receiver consists of a burst‐mode trans‐impedance amplifier (TIA) with 1/8‐rate clock‐assisted DC offset cancellation loop as well as automatic gain control loop, and a burst‐mode clock‐data recovery (CDR) with two‐stage injection‐locking architecture. Both designed and fabricated in a 28‐nm CMOS process, the TIA + CDR optical receiver consumes 101‐mW from a 0.9‐V supply. With a continuous‐time linear equalizer, series inductive peaking and shunt inductive peaking, the 3‐dB bandwidth of Z T(O‐E) of TIA is 20 GHz with 14‐dB gain dynamic range (45–59 dB). The sensitivity of the burst‐mode receiver is −10.1 dBm at BER = 1E‐12.

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Microwave and Optical Technology Letters
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mop.34327
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2
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Photonic and Optical Devices
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Abstract We present a high‐speed burst‐mode optical receiver operating at 25‐Gb/s with the shortest reconfiguration time of 4.52‐ns reported up to date. The receiver consists of a burst‐mode trans‐impedance amplifier (TIA) with 1/8‐rate clock‐assisted DC offset cancellation loop as well as automatic gain control loop, and a burst‐mode clock‐data recovery (CDR) with two‐stage injection‐locking architecture. Both designed and fabricated in a 28‐nm CMOS process, the TIA + CDR optical receiver consumes 101‐mW from a 0.9‐V supply. With a continuous‐time linear equalizer, series inductive peaking and shunt inductive peaking, the 3‐dB bandwidth of Z T(O‐E) of TIA is 20 GHz with 14‐dB gain dynamic range (45–59 dB). The sensitivity of the burst‐mode receiver is −10.1 dBm at BER = 1E‐12.

Microwave and Optical Technology LettersVol. 66(9)
Xi'an Jiaotong University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
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