A 7-30 GHz, 80-dBΩ Noise-Optimized, Bandpass-Like TIA in 130 nm SiGe BiCMOS Technology for Quasi-Coherent Optical Receivers

Johansen, Tom K.; Valdecasa, Guillermo Silva; Kupska, Monika; Altabás, José A.; Gallardo, Omar; Squartecchia, Michele; Jensen, Jesper Bevensee

doi:10.23919/eumic50153.2022.9783234

2021 16th European Microwave Integrated Circuits Conference (EuMIC) 2022

DOI: 10.23919/eumic50153.2022.9783234

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A 7-30 GHz, 80-dBΩ Noise-Optimized, Bandpass-Like TIA in 130 nm SiGe BiCMOS Technology for Quasi-Coherent Optical Receivers

Tom K. Johansen

Guillermo Silva Valdecasa

Monika Kupska³

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Photonic Integrated Circuits for Passive Optical Networks: Outlook and Case Study of Integrated Quasi-Coherent Receiver

Rodrigues

Rodrigues²,

Santos

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Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs) are taking a major role in the telecommunications and datacenter markets. The increased complexity of coexisting and fast evolving standards for Passive Optical Networks (PONs) suggests the introduction of PICs will be the next step in PON related optoelectronics. The PICs ecosystem has greatly matured in the past years, becoming a solution that can cope with the requirements of industry and academia, and presenting the flexibility of combining multiple platforms available towards viable commercial solutions. In this review, the evolution of PONs and PICs is presented, with a focus on the optoelectronic integration of PICs for PONs and coherent PONs. To demonstrate the potential of PICs and their combination with electronics, a quasi-coherent receiver based on co-hosted PIC and Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) is presented and characterized.

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Photonic Integrated Circuits for Passive Optical Networks: Outlook and Case Study of Integrated Quasi-Coherent Receiver

Rodrigues

Rodrigues²,

Santos

et al. 2023

Photonics

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A 7-30 GHz, 80-dBΩ Noise-Optimized, Bandpass-Like TIA in 130 nm SiGe BiCMOS Technology for Quasi-Coherent Optical Receivers

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Photonic Integrated Circuits for Passive Optical Networks: Outlook and Case Study of Integrated Quasi-Coherent Receiver

Photonic Integrated Circuits for Passive Optical Networks: Outlook and Case Study of Integrated Quasi-Coherent Receiver

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