Features: Bandwidth: 3.5 GHz Input noise current density: 8 pA/Hz Optical sensitivity−22.0 dBm1−20.4 dBm2 Differential transimpedance: 3700 V/A Power dissipation: 80 mW Differential output swing: 260 mV p-p Input overload current: 5.6 mA p-p On-chip RSSI function Low frequency cutoff:...
ADN2882: Features: Bandwidth: 3.5 GHz Input noise current density: 8 pA/Hz Optical sensitivity−22.0 dBm1−20.4 dBm2 Differential transimpedance: 3700 V/A Power dissipation: 80 mW Differential out...
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Output Return Loss (dB) | -20dB |
-3 dB Bandwidth (GHz) | 3.2GHz |
Transimpedance (kohm) | 4kOhms |
Voltage Supply (V) | +3.3V |
Power Dissipation (mW) | 75mW |
Current Noise (pA/rtHz) | 10pA/rtHz |
Die Size (mm x mm) | 0.7 x 1.2 |
Parameter | Rating |
Supply Voltage (VCC to GND) Maximum Voltage to All Input and Output Signal Pins Minimum Voltage to All Input and Output Signal Pins Maximum Input Current Storage Temperature Range Operating Ambient Temperature Range Maximum Junction Temperature Die Attach Temperature (<30 sec) |
5 V VCC + 0.4 V GND − 0.4 V 10 mA −65°C to +125°C −40°C to +95°C 125°C 410°C |
The ADN2882 is a 3.3 V high gain SiGe transimpedance amplifier (TIA) which converts the small signal current of a photo detector to a large differential voltage output. The ADN2882 features a typical 475 nA input-referred noise, enabling an optical sensitivity of −22 dBm (0.85 A/W PIN). With a bandwidth of 3.5 GHz, the product allows a data rate operation up to 4.25 Gbps. Typical power dissipation is 80 mW.
To facilitate the assembly in small form factor packages, such as TO-46 headers, the ADN2882 provides an on-chip RC filter (200 , 20 pF) and features a 12 kHz low frequency cutoff without using an external capacitor. An on-chip RSSI circuit, which generates a voltage proportional to the average photo-diode current, is available for power monitoring and assembly alignment.
The ADN2882 is available in die form. With a chip area of 1.2 mm * 0.7 mm, the TIA layout is optimized for TO-Can-based packages.