High-speed optical receivers in advanced silicon technologies
J. Schaub, S.M. Csutak, et al.
LEOS 2002
Using high-speed fiber-optic links in computer communications requires the recovery of the low-level, high-speed, electrical signals generated in the photodiode. Not only is high-frequency, low-noise amplification needed but a very small coupling loop between the detector and amplifier is required to reduce the noise coupled inductively from nearby circuits. The interdigitated metal-semiconductor-metal detector (IMSM) is an attractive candidate for use in such integration due to its potential compatibility with most GaAs circuit processes and its potential high performance. A novel type of interdigitated metal-semiconductor-metal detector is described that uses a shallow implant to limit surface trapping, making it compatible with refractory gate MESFET processes. 5 refs.
J. Schaub, S.M. Csutak, et al.
LEOS 2002
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TMPEO 1986
D.L. Rogers
IEE/LEOS Summer Topical Meetings 1995
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TMPEO 1986