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MAX3762 - 622Mbps Limiting Amplifiers

Description

The MAX3761/MAX3762 limiting amplifiers, with 4mV sensitivity and PECL data outputs, are optimized for operation in low-cost, 622Mbps, LAN/ATM LAN fiber optics applications.

An integrated power detector senses the input signal’s amplitude.

Features

  • Chatter-Free Power Detector with Programmable Loss-of-Signal Outputs.
  • 4mV Input Sensitivity.
  • PECL Data Outputs.
  • Single 5V Power Supply.
  • 250ps Output Edge Speed.
  • Low 15ps Pulse-Width Distortion.
  • TTL Loss-of-Signal Interface Logic.
  • MAX3761.
  • PECL Loss-of-Signal Interface Logic.
  • MAX3762 _______________General.

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19-1097; Rev 4; 8/08 KIT ATION EVALU LE B A IL A AV Low-Power, 622Mbps Limiting Amplifiers with Chatter-Free Power Detect for LANs ____________________________Features ♦ Chatter-Free Power Detector with Programmable Loss-of-Signal Outputs ♦ 4mV Input Sensitivity ♦ PECL Data Outputs ♦ Single 5V Power Supply ♦ 250ps Output Edge Speed ♦ Low 15ps Pulse-Width Distortion ♦ TTL Loss-of-Signal Interface Logic—MAX3761 ♦ PECL Loss-of-Signal Interface Logic—MAX3762 _______________General Description The MAX3761/MAX3762 limiting amplifiers, with 4mV sensitivity and PECL data outputs, are optimized for operation in low-cost, 622Mbps, LAN/ATM LAN fiber optics applications. An integrated power detector senses the input signal’s amplitude.
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