Abstract:This paper reports circuit design improvements with respect to classical distributed transimpedance amplifiers for optical receiver front ends to obtain the highest gain and bandwidth performances using a low-cost MMIC technology. The design issues have been applied to the design of a front-end amplifier for optical links up to 10 Gb/s, and an effective transimpedance gain of 48 dB⍀ and a bandwidth from dc to 9 GHz are achieved.
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