Q.14 a) i A silicon p-i-n photodiode incorporated into an optical receiver has a quantum efficiency...
Consider a typical optical receiver that contains a InGaAs pin photodiode, a load resistor, and an amplifier. The receiver has the following parameters at the wavelength 1.15e-5 m: The dark current is 5.0 nA, the quantum efficiency is 0.85, and the surface leakage current is negligible. The incident optical power is 3 mW, load resistance is 50 ohm, and the effective noise bandwidth of the receiver is 1 GHz. (1) Determine the photocurrent Iph . (2) Calculate...
2. A digital optical fiber link employing ideal binary signaling at a rate of 50 Mbps operates at a wavelength of 1.3 um. The detector is a germanium photodiode which has a quantum efficiency of 45% at this wavelength. An alarm is activated at the receiver when the bit error rate drops below 10. Calculate the theoretical minimum optical power required at the photodiode in order to keep the alarm inactivated. Comment briefly on the reasons why in practice the...
Can you please write clear 3) The temperature of a receiver is 35 C, its bandwidth is 6 MHz, and the load resistance 50 2. (a) Compute the rms (root-mean-square) thermal-noise current. (b) Compute the rms thermal-noise voltage that appears across the resistor and the thermal-noise power generated c) Repeat this problemn if the resistance is changed to 50,000 2.
A silicon photodiode is configured as shown in Fig. 14-18 with a 90 V bias voltage. The light to be detected has intensity 20 _W/cm2 and wavelength 920 nm. Relevant material properties for the detector are: absorption efficiency = 0.18, dark current density at room temperature = 15 nA/cm2, charge carrier mobility = 0.048 m2/Vs, and carrier saturation velocity = 105 m/s. At the applied bias voltage, it is known that the width of the depletion region is 0.2 mm....
A thermal-noise-limited PCM system must operate with an error probability better than 10^-9. The load resistance is 50 ohms and the temperature is 300 K. The data rate is 500 Mb/s (NRZ), the wavelength is 1.3 um, and the photodetector's quantum efficiency is 0.9. a. what is the required minimum SNR? b. How much optic power must reach the receiver? c. compute the number of incident photons per bit (that is, the number of photons when a binary 1 is...
Question 4 (10 Marks) (i) You have a P-I-N photodetector that you cool to -20° C. You reverse bias it, and measure a current (with no illumination) of 0.5 nA. It is connected to a load resistor of 100 kQ, and input amplifier. The photodetector can be assumed to be ideal in that to an each incident photon is converted into an electron-hole pair that is then collected as photocurrent. The measurement bandwidth is 100 MHz, and the average received...