Fiber Optics High Power BIDI® Optical Standard Module 1550 nm Emitting, 1310 nm Receiving SBH92344x-FSAN Features • Designed for application in passive-optical networks according to FSAN, ITU-T G.983 • Suitable for OLT applications, 155 Mbit/s downstream bitrate • Integrated Wavelength Division Multiplexer (WDM) • Bi-Directional Transmission in 2nd and 3rd optical window • Single fiber solution • DFB-Laser Diode with Multi-Quantum Well structure • Class 3B Laser Product • Suitable for bit rates up to 1.25 Gbit/s • Ternary Photodiode at rear mirror for monitoring and control of radiant power • Low noise / high bandwidth PIN diode • Hermetically sealed subcomponents, similar to TO 46 • With singlemode fiber pigtail BIDI® is a registered trademark of Infineon Technologies Data Sheet 1 2002-05-28 SBH92344x-FSAN Pin Configuration Pin Configuration Transmitter (bottom view) 2.54 mm Pinning 2 (Standard) 2 2 LD 1 1 3 3 4 Figure 1 MD 4 Transmitter Receiver with Preamp (bottom view) 2.54 mm Pinning (Standard) 2 3 1 Out− 3 4 Figure 2 4 VCC Pin Preamp 1 Out+ 2 Receiver with Preamp Other Pinnings on request / different drawing set required for non standard pinning Data Sheet 2 2002-05-28 SBH92344x-FSAN Description Description The Infineon module for bidirectional optical transmission has been designed for different optical networks structures. In the last few years the structure has changed from point to point planned for Broad band ISDN to a point to multipoint passive optical network (PON) architecture for the optical network in the subscriber loop. A transceiver can be realized with discrete elements (Figure 3). Transmitter and receiver with pigtails are connected with a fiber-coupler (2:1 or 2:2, wavelength independent or WDM). Transmitter Coupler Receiver Figure 3 2:1 or 2:2 3 dB wavelength independent or wavelength division multiplexing Realization with Discrete Elements Infineon has realized this transceiver configuration in a compact module called a BIDI® (Figure 4). This module is especially suitable for separating the opposing signals at the ends of a link. It replaces a discrete solution with a transmitter, receiver and coupler. The basic devices are a laser diode and a photodiode, each in a TO package, plus the filter in the beam path. A lens in the TO laser concentrates the light and enables it to be launched into the single-mode fiber of the module. In the same way the light from the fiber is focused onto the small, light-sensitive area of the photodiode to produce a high photo current. The mirror for coupling out the received signal is arranged in the beam so that the transmitter and receiver are at right angles to each other. This means the greatest possible degree of freedom in the layout of the electric circuit. Data Sheet 3 2002-05-28 SBH92344x-FSAN Description Glass Lens Beam Splitter Fiber TOLaser TO-Detector Figure 4 Compact Realization of the Transceiver in One Module A decisive advantage of the module is its use of standard TO components. These devices, produced in large quantities, are hermetically sealed and tested before they are built in. This makes a very substantial contribution to the excellent reliability of the module. The solid metal package of the module serves the same purpose. It allows the use of modern laser welding techniques for reliable fixing of the different elements and the fiber holder. Data Sheet 4 2002-05-28 SBH92344x-FSAN FSAN Applications FSAN Applications The generation of a service-independent platform providing a high transport capacity based on the existing infrastructure is the most important goal with respect to the standardization of new systems for the access network. For FSAN (Full Service Access Network) there have been several Working Groups working on a special system configuration. The target of FSAN was to make a specification for: • • • • Fiber To The Cabinet (FTTCab) Fiber To The Curb (FTTC) Fiber To The Building (FTTB) Fiber To The Home (FTTH). The FSAN Basic Network Structure is shown below. The Common Access System Switch Node ATM OLT OLT ATM OLT ATM OLT Figure 5 Data Sheet Cabinet Home Curb PON SDH ATM Local Exchange PON Head End Node OLT: Optical Line Termination ONU: Optical Network Unit ONT: Optical Network Termination ATM: Asynchron Transfer Mode SDH: Synchronous Digital Hierarchy NTE: Network Termination UNI: User Network Interface ADSL: Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line VDSL: Very High Speed Digital Subscriber Line UNI ADSL ONU VDSL ONU ONU Passive Optical Network VDSL NTE FTTEx NTE FTTCab NTE FTTC/FTTB ONU ONT FTTB/FTTH FSAN Basic Network Structure 5 2002-05-28 SBH92344x-FSAN Technical Data Technical Data Absolute Maximum Ratings Parameter Symbol Limit Values min. max. 0 70 –40 85 Unit Module TC Tstg TS Operating temperature range at case Storage temperature range Soldering temperature (tmax = 10 s, 2 mm distance from bottom edge of case) °C 260 Laser Diode Direct forward current Radiant power CW Reverse Voltage IF max PF, rad VR 120 mA 4 mW 2 V VR IF 10 V 2 mA VR IF Pport 10 V 2 mA 3 mW Monitor Diode Reverse Voltage Forward Current Receiver Diode Reverse Voltage Forward Current Optical power into the optical port Data Sheet 6 2002-05-28 SBH92344x-FSAN Technical Data The electro-optical characteristics described in the following tables are only valid for use within the specified maximum ratings or under the recommended operating conditions. Transmitter Electro-Optical Characteristics Parameter Symbol Limit Values min. typ. Unit max. Optical output power (maximum) PF, max 2 Emission wavelength center of range, PF = 0.5 PF, max. ltrans 1480 Spectral width (RMS) sl 0.1 Temperature coefficient of wavelength TC 0.15 nm/K Threshold current (whole temperature range) Ith 55 mA Forward voltage, PF = 0.5 PF, max. VF 1.5 V Radiant power at Ith Pth 50 µW Slope efficiency (0...70°C) h 35 150 mW/A –30 30 % 8 W 100 200 ps 270 500 Rise time (10%–90%) Fall time (10%–90%) 1580 2 Variation of 1st derivative of P/I Svar (0.1 to 2.0 mW) Differential series resistance mW RS tr tf nm Monitor Diode Electro-Optical Characteristics Parameter Symbol Limit Values min. Dark current, VR = 5 V, PF = 0, T = Tmax 100 Capacitance, VR = 5 V, f = 1 MHz IR IP C5 Tracking error 1), VR = 5 V TE –1 Photocurrent, VR = 5 V, PF = 0.5 PF, max 1) Unit max. 500 nA 1000 µA 10 pF 1 dB The tracking error TE is the maximum deviation of PF at constant current Imon over a specified temperature range and relative to the reference point: Imon, ref = Imon (T = 25°C, PF = 0.5 PF, max.). Thus, TE is given by: PF [ TC ] TE [ dB ] = 10 log ------------------------P F [ 25°C ] Data Sheet 7 2002-05-28 SBH92344x-FSAN Technical Data Receiver Diode Electro-Optical Characteristics Parameter Symbol Spectral sensitivity, VR = 5 V, l = 1310 nm Srec tr ; tf Rise and fall time (10%–90%) RL = 50 W, VR = 5 V Limit Values Unit min. max. 0.65 1 A/W 0.5 ns Total capacitance VR = 5 V, Popt = 0, f = 1 MHz C 1.5 pF Dark current, VR = 5 V, Popt = 0 ID 50 nA Characteristics for Pin-Preamp-Receivers at TA = 25°C, unless otherwise specified. Preamp Characteristics Parameter Symbol Limit Values Unit min. typ. max. VCC ICC 4.5 5 6 V 25 26 mA Optical Sensitivity (BER 10–10, PN7) S –33 –36 dBm Linear Bandwidth (–3 dB) BW 180 240 MHz –7 –5 dBm 8 10 12 kW 40 50 60 W DC-Characteristics Supply Voltage Supply Current AC-Characteristics Pmax Transimpedance (single ended) RT Output resistance Rout Optical overload (average) (single ended) Noise current density Gain (differential) Data Sheet pa/»Hz 3 G 10 8 16 24 mV/µW 2002-05-28 SBH92344x-FSAN Technical Data Module Electro-Optical Characteristics Parameter Symbol Limit Values min. Unit max. Optical Crosstalk1) CRT –47 Backreflection (Return Loss) 1310 nm RL –20 dB Backreflection (Return Loss) 1550 nm 1) Optical Crosstalk is defined as I Det.0 CRT [ dB ] = 10 log -----------I Det.1 with: IDet,0: the photocurrent with PF = 0.5 PF, max., without optical input, CW laser operation, VR = 2 V and IDet,1: the photocurrent without PF, but 0.5 PF, max. optical input power, l = 1310 nm. End of Life Time Characteristics Parameter Symbol Limit Values min. Threshold current at T = Tmax Unit max. Ith DI F 7 70 Tracking Error TE –1.5 1.5 dB Detector Dark Current, VR = 2 V, T = Tmax IR IR 400 nA 1 µA Current above threshold, over full temperature range, at Imon, ref = Imon (T = 25°C, PF = 0.5 PF, max., BOL) Monitor Dark Current, VR = 2 V, T = Tmax Data Sheet 9 60 mA 2002-05-28 SBH92344x-FSAN Fiber Data Fiber Data The mechanical fiber characteristics are described in the following table. Fiber Characteristics Parameter Limit Values min. typ. max. Mode Field Diameter 8 9 10 Cladding Diameter 123 125 127 Mode Field/Cladding Concentricity Error 1 Cladding Non-circularity 2 Mode Field Non-circularity 6 Cut off Wavelength 1270 Jacket Diameter 0.8 Bending Radius 30 Tensile Strength Fiber Case 5 Length 0.8 Data Sheet 10 Unit µm % nm 1 mm N 1.2 m 2002-05-28 SBH92344x-FSAN Eye Safety Eye Safety Ensure to avoid exposure of human eyes to high power laser diode emitted laser beams. Especially do not look directly into the laser diode or the collimated laser beam when the diode is activated. Class 3B Laser Product According to IEC 60825-1 INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION AVOID EXPOSURE TO BEAM Class 3B Laser Product Figure 6 Required Labels Class IIIb Laser Product According to FDA Regulations Complies with 21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11 LASER RADIATION - AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM SEMICONDUCTOR LASER INVISIBLE RADIATION CLASS IIIb LASER PRODUCT Figure 7 Required Label Laser Data Wavelength 1550 nm Maximum total output power less than 50 mW Beam divergence (1/e2) 10° Data Sheet 11 2002-05-28 SBH92344x-FSAN Package Outlines Package Outlines Dimensions in mm Figure 8 Connector Options Model Type SBH92344G-FSAN SM FC/PC SBH92344N-FSAN SM SC/PC 0° SBH92344P-FSAN SM SC/APC 8° SBH92344Z-FSAN SM without connector Other connectors on request Data Sheet 12 2002-05-28 SBH92344x-FSAN Revision History: 2002-05-28 DS0 Previous Version: Page Subjects (major changes since last revision) Document’s layout has been changed: 2002-Aug. 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