Circuit arrangement and method for receiving digital optical signals
AssigneeSilicon Line GmbH
InventorsMartin Groepl, Holger Fritsche, Holger Hoeltke
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AssigneeSilicon Line GmbH
InventorsMartin Groepl, Holger Fritsche, Holger Hoeltke
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In order to be able to receive any digital optical signals in the bandwidth range from zero bits per second to the high Gbits/second range with as little circuit complexity as possible and to be able to process said signals with the least possible energy requirement for reprocessing, the invention proposes a circuit arrangement as well as a method for receiving digital optical signals by means of at least one light-receiving component connected upstream of at least one signal input port, particularly by means of at least one photodiode, wherein the unipolar current signal coming from the light-receiving component through the signal input port is transformed into a bipolar current signal by means of a compensation current provided by at least one current source, the value of said current being defined by means of at least one digital register.
A circuit arrangement for receiving digital optical signals by means of at least one light-receiving component connected to at least one signal input port, said circuit arrangement comprising at least one digital register for defining a compensation current which is provided by at least one current source, and by means of said circuit arrangement a unipolar current signal coming from the light-receiving component through the signal input port can be transformed into a bipolar current signal by forming a difference between the unipolar current signal and the compensation current,
A method for receiving digital optical signals by means of at least one light-receiving component PD connected to a signal input port, wherein the unipolar current signal coming from the light-receiving component through the signal input port is transformed into a bipolar current signal by forming a difference between the unipolar current signal and a compensation current provided by at least one current source, the value of the compensation current being defined by at least one digital register,
A circuit arrangement for receiving digital optical signals by means of at least one light-receiving component connected to at least one signal input port, said circuit arrangement comprising:
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