IEE Colloquium on Wideband Circuits, Modelling and Techniques 1996
DOI: 10.1049/ic:19960708
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Wide-bandwidth photoreceiver GaAs preamplifier ICs using current-mode design techniques

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“…A very popular topology is common source (emitter) amplifier 3) Common base (gate) It has been shown in previous publications [11], [12] that a low-impedance input configuration (common-base, common-gate) gives two great advantages: very-wide bandwidth and insensitivity to the photodiode capacitance.…”
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“…A very popular topology is common source (emitter) amplifier 3) Common base (gate) It has been shown in previous publications [11], [12] that a low-impedance input configuration (common-base, common-gate) gives two great advantages: very-wide bandwidth and insensitivity to the photodiode capacitance.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Comparison ofthe same technology circuits using different topology solutions[12] Here DC cunent is rejected and does not influence the photocurrent. This solution is usually used in infrared open-space transmission to eliminate ambient light Voltage amplifier (Kb = 1) loops the photodiode.…”
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