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7 September 2000 Highly linear photoreceiver design for application to ultrahigh-bandwidth photonic A/D converters
Daniel Ralston, Andre Metzger, Yimin Kang, Peter M. Asbeck, Paul K. L. Yu
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Abstract
Analog-to-digital converters operating at unprecedented speeds and resolutions are presently under development using a combination of photonics and electronics techniques. These systems impose stringent performance constraints on the photoreceivers used for photonic - electronic conversion, particularly in regard to linearity and noise. Photodetectors must accommodate optical pulses with very high input powers iwthout saturation, and the pulse input energy must be accurately determined. This paper presents design considerations and simulations of photodetectors and associated preamplifiers to meet these goals.
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Daniel Ralston, Andre Metzger, Yimin Kang, Peter M. Asbeck, and Paul K. L. Yu "Highly linear photoreceiver design for application to ultrahigh-bandwidth photonic A/D converters", Proc. SPIE 4112, Radio Frequency Photonic Devices and Systems, (7 September 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.399389
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KEYWORDS
Photodetectors

Pulse filters

Pulse shaping

Electronics

Resistance

Optical instrument design

Capacitors

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