INFINEON FOA51001B1

P R O D U C T
B R I E F
Semiconductor Solutions for
High Speed Communication
and Fiber Optic Applications
FOA41001B1 16:1
Multiplexer with Clock Multiplication Unit Chip
MUX 9.95 - 10.7 Gbit/s, 3.3 V
FOA51001B1 1:16
Demultiplexer with Clock and Data Recovery Chip
DEMUX 9.95 - 10.7 Gbit/s, 3.3 V
The transceiver chipset (MUX + DEMUX) is compliant with the
Optical Internetworking Forum (OIF)-Physical Layer Group's
OIF99.102 recommendation. These devices offer differential interfaces at 622 Mbit/s without external components. The multiplexer
integrates a low noise LC VCO, meets Bellcore's OC-192 jitter
requirements and incorporates pseudo 8-Bit FIFO (First in, First out).
The companion FOA51001B1 10 Gbit/s 1:16 demultiplexer encompasses a complete CDR with high data system sensitivity to enhance
the system margin. Each device runs on a single 3.3 V power supply,
with consumption of approximately 1.25 W and incorporates an
integrated low noise Phase Locked Loop (PLL).
FOA4100/5100
Features
■ Compliant to the Optical
Internetworking Forum
(OIF)-Physical Layer Group's
OIF99.102 recommendation
■ Jitter performance compliant
with ITU-T and Bellcore
■ Internal low phase noise
LC-VCO
■ Differential input voltage
range: 40 mV - 800 mV
(pk-pk)
■ Two reference clock options:
155 MHz or 622 MHz
■ MUX only: Two receiver clock
modes, 311 MHz or 622 MHz
■ Adjustment of sampling
threshold and phase
■
■
Loss of lock detection
Tunable center frequency
from 9.95 GHz to 10.7 GHz
Typical Applications
■ Fiber optics telecom and
datacom applications
■ SONET/SDH OC-192/STM-64
with and without FEC
■
■
■
Industry's lowest power
consumption of typical 2.5 W
for MUX and DEMUX Chipset
(1.2 W for MUX;
1.3 W for DEMUX)
Real differential LVDS
interface
(100 Ω termination on-chip)
MUX only: advanced FIFO
architecture (±2.4 ns drift
tolerance at 9.95 Gbit/s)
Main Advantages
■ Data rate from 9.95 Gbit/s
to 10.7 Gbit/s
■ Single supply voltage 3.3 V
Packing
Type
Sales Code
Package
MUX 16:1
FOA41001B1
P-HBGA-92
MUX 16:1
FOA41002B1
Bare Die
DEMUX 1:16
FOA51001B1
P-HBGA-92
DEMUX 1:16
FOA51002B1
Bare Die
F O A 4 1 0 0 / 5 1 0 0
MUX/DEMUX
9 .9 5 - 1 0 . 7 G b i t / s , 3 . 3 V
N e v e r
s t o p
t h i n k i n g .
P R O D U C T
FOA41001B1 MUX Block Diagram
TTL TTL TTL
Analog
B R I E F
FOA51001B1 DEMUX Block Diagram
Analog
Analog
Analog
TTL
LVDS2
LVDS2
LVDS2
LVDS2
LVDS2
LVDS2
S MUX
FIFO
MUX
CML2
1
CML2
DEMUX
0
LVDS2
LVDS2
LVDS2
LVDS2
Analog
Analog
TXCLK_SRC
TXCLK
0.622
CMU
PECL2
DATA_RT
DATA
9.95
REFCLK
LPCML2
PECL2
FWD
TTL
ERR
Analog
LOS
TTL
TTL
TTL
CLK
9.95
CDR
CLK
0.622
LVDS2
LF1 LF2 ERR
TTL
&
TTL
LVDS2
TTL TTL TTL TTL TTL TTL Analog Analog Analog
TTL TTL TTL TTL Analog Analog Analog
10 Gbit/s Chipset Overview
Data
Processing
MUX+CMU
Laser Driver
FOA41001B1
FOA21002A1
Framer/
Mapper
FOAxxxx
One Chip
Transceiver
Laser 1)
FOA6100xB1
DEMUX+CDR
CDR
TIA
FOA51001B1
FOA31002B1
FOA11002A1
PIN 1)
Optional Serial CDR
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