H03F3/45663

Differential transimpedance amplifier

A transimpedance amplifier is provided for converting a current between its two input terminals to a voltage over its two output terminals comprising a high-speed level shifter configured for creating a difference in input DC voltage and for being transparent for alternating voltages, an input biasing network configured for reverse biasing a photodiode connected to at least one of the input terminals and transparent for a feedback signal from the feedback network which is differentially and DC-coupled with the output terminals of the voltage amplifier and outputs of the feedback network are differentially and DC-coupled with the input biasing network of which outputs are coupled with inputs of the level shifter which is differentially and DC-coupled with input terminals of the voltage amplifier.

COMMON-MODE FEEDBACK
20230387874 · 2023-11-30 · ·

A common-mode feedback circuit for a fully differential amplifier comprises first (M.sub.B), second (M.sub.TP), and third (M.sub.TN) transistors, each having a respective drain, source, gate, and back-gate terminals. The drain terminal of the first transistor (M.sub.B) and the gate terminals of the first, second, and third transistors (M.sub.B, M.sub.TP, M.sub.TN) are connected together at a bias current terminal. The drain terminals of the second and third transistors are connected together at a tail current terminal. The source terminals of the first, second, and third transistors are connected together. The back-gate terminal of the first transistor (M.sub.B) is arranged to receive a common-mode reference voltage input (V.sub.CM), the back-gate terminal of the second transistor (M.sub.TP) is arranged to receive a positive output voltage (V.sub.P) from the fully differential amplifier, and the back-gate terminal of the third transistor (M.sub.TN) is arranged to receive a negative output voltage (V.sub.N) from the fully differential amplifier.

TUNABLE DRIVER

Embodiments provide for a tunable driving circuit by monitoring a frequency of a ring oscillator of an electrical integrated circuit connected to an optical modulator to determine operational characteristics of the electrical integrated circuit; setting, based on the operational characteristics, a driving voltage for a plurality of tunable inverters and a plurality of fixed gain inverters that control the optical modulator, wherein each tunable inverter of the plurality of tunable inverters is connected in parallel with a corresponding fixed gain inverter of the plurality of fixed gain inverters on one of a first arm and a second arm connected to the optical modulator; and setting an amplification strength for the plurality of tunable inverters based on the operational characteristics.

Tunable driver

Embodiments provide for a tunable driving circuit by monitoring a frequency of a ring oscillator of an electrical integrated circuit connected to an optical modulator to determine operational characteristics of the electrical integrated circuit; setting, based on the operational characteristics, a driving voltage for a plurality of tunable inverters and a plurality of fixed gain inverters that control the optical modulator, wherein each tunable inverter of the plurality of tunable inverters is connected in parallel with a corresponding fixed gain inverter of the plurality of fixed gain inverters on one of a first arm and a second arm connected to the optical modulator; and setting an amplification strength for the plurality of tunable inverters based on the operational characteristics.

DIFFERENTIAL TRANSIMPEDANCE AMPLIFIER
20210126594 · 2021-04-29 ·

A transimpedance amplifier is provided for converting a current between its two input terminals to a voltage over its two output terminals comprising a high-speed level shifter configured for creating a difference in input DC voltage and for being transparent for alternating voltages, an input biasing network configured for reverse biasing a photodiode connected to at least one of the input terminals and transparent for a feedback signal from the feedback network which is differentially and DC-coupled with the output terminals of the voltage amplifier and outputs of the feedback network are differentially and DC-coupled with the input biasing network of which outputs are coupled with inputs of the level shifter which is differentially and DC-coupled with input terminals of the voltage amplifier.

TUNABLE DRIVER

Embodiments provide for a tunable driving circuit by monitoring a frequency of a ring oscillator of an electrical integrated circuit connected to an optical modulator to determine operational characteristics of the electrical integrated circuit; setting, based on the operational characteristics, a driving voltage for a plurality of tunable inverters and a plurality of fixed gain inverters that control the optical modulator, wherein each tunable inverter of the plurality of tunable inverters is connected in parallel with a corresponding fixed gain inverter of the plurality of fixed gain inverters on one of a first arm and a second arm connected to the optical modulator; and setting an amplification strength for the plurality of tunable inverters based on the operational characteristics.

Tunable driver

Embodiments provide for a tunable driving circuit by monitoring a frequency of a ring oscillator of an electrical integrated circuit connected to an optical modulator to determine operational characteristics of the electrical integrated circuit; setting, based on the operational characteristics, a driving voltage for a plurality of tunable inverters and a plurality of fixed gain inverters that control the optical modulator, wherein each tunable inverter of the plurality of tunable inverters is connected in parallel with a corresponding fixed gain inverter of the plurality of fixed gain inverters on one of a first arm and a second arm connected to the optical modulator; and setting an amplification strength for the plurality of tunable inverters based on the operational characteristics.

TUNABLE DRIVER

Embodiments provide for a tunable driving circuit by monitoring a frequency of a ring oscillator of an electrical integrated circuit connected to an optical modulator to determine operational characteristics of the electrical integrated circuit; setting, based on the operational characteristics, a driving voltage for a plurality of tunable inverters and a plurality of fixed gain inverters that control the optical modulator, wherein each tunable inverter of the plurality of tunable inverters is connected in parallel with a corresponding fixed gain inverter of the plurality of fixed gain inverters on one of a first arm and a second arm connected to the optical modulator; and setting an amplification strength for the plurality of tunable inverters based on the operational characteristics.

Common-mode feedback
12489410 · 2025-12-02 · ·

A common-mode feedback circuit for a fully differential amplifier comprises first (M.sub.B), second (M.sub.TP), and third (M.sub.TN) transistors, each having a respective drain, source, gate, and back-gate terminals. The drain terminal of the first transistor (M.sub.B) and the gate terminals of the first, second, and third transistors (M.sub.B, M.sub.TP, M.sub.TN) are connected together at a bias current terminal. The drain terminals of the second and third transistors are connected together at a tail current terminal. The source terminals of the first, second, and third transistors are connected together. The back-gate terminal of the first transistor (M.sub.B) is arranged to receive a common-mode reference voltage input (V.sub.CM), the back-gate terminal of the second transistor (M.sub.TP) is arranged to receive a positive output voltage (V.sub.P) from the fully differential amplifier, and the back-gate terminal of the third transistor (M.sub.TN) is arranged to receive a negative output voltage (V.sub.N) from the fully differential amplifier.