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 the total shot noise in the
receiver.
(3) Calculate the thermal noise in the receiver at the
room temperature.
(4) Calculate the signal to noise ratio (SNR) in dB at
the input of the amplifier in the receiver.
Answer :
Given data :
Incident optical power = 3mW
Wavelength =
Dark current = 5 nA
Quantum efficiency = 0.85
Load resistance = 50 ohm
Using the formula for photocurrent,
For shot noise :
For thermal noise :
Total noise = shot noise + thermal noise
and
S/N ratio in decibal :
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