HFD3904
Next Generation 125 MHz PIN Plus Preamp. Analog Receiver
FEATURES
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Industry standard ST¨ fiber connector
High speed operation Rise/Fall times are 3.0 ns
typical
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Low pulse-width distortion over a wide range of
inputs due to 23 dB typical dynamic range
Wide variety of cable options, operates with 50/125,
62.5/125, and 100/140 µm cables
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Threaded metal barring and housing
Wave solderable
Metal package provides enhanced durability and
EMI protection over plastic packages
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ST-LP2 package
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DESCRIPTION
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Next Generation detectors are designed for use in IEEE
802.3 Ethernet and IEEE 802.5J Token Ring applications
such as repeaters, bridges, hubs, routers, switches and
gateways. This inexpensive, high speed analog fiber
optic receiver is intended for use in local area networks
(LANs) where data rates up to 125 Mbits/second are
needed, and could be used as a low cost alternative to
1300 nm components. The hybrid bipolar fiber optic
receiver contains a silicon PIN photodiode for high speed
operation and a preamplifier integrated circuit for
excellent noise immunity.
The preamplifier stage of the Next Generation detector
converts the current output of the PIN photodiode to a
voltage and amplifies it. The output is a linear voltage
proportional to the optical input over an input range of
less than 1.0 µW to 175 µW peak (1.313 V typical output
voltage swing) providing a dynamic operating range of
23 dB with very low pulse-width distortion.
The receivers are designed to operate on the ECL
standard of -5.2 volts and have very good Power Supply
Rejection Ratio (typically 20 dB at 10 MHz), making them
highly immune to noise pickup. They can also be
operated with a +5 volt supply although some PSRR
performance will be sacrificed at less than 1 MHz.
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Pinout
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The receiver output is a proportional analog voltage,
providing cost-effective design flexibility. The circuit
design can be tailored to a particular application, using
inexpensive external components to perform the
conversion to the needed logic levels. This allows for
optimized design, making maximum use of the power
budget for a given data rate/transmission distance
configuration.
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ST is a registered trademark of AT & T.
The connector can act as a shield. For optimum EMI
shielding, stake pins should be connected to chassis ground.
Signal ground and chassis ground should be bridged with a
high Q 0.01µF capacitor at the fiber optic component.
Honeywell reserves the right to make
changes in order to improve design and
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