A 10Gb/s GaAs PHEMT High Gain Preamplifier for Optical Receivers

A high gain cascade connected preamplifier for optical receivers is developed with 0.5μm GaAs PHEMT technology from the Nanjing Electronic Devices Institute. To begin with, the transimpedance amplifier has a -3dB bandwidth of 10GHz, with a small signal gain of around 9dB. The post-stage distributed amplifier （DA） has a -3dB bandwidth of close to 20GHz,with a small signal gain of around 12dB. As a whole,the cascade preamplifier has a measured small signal gain of 21.3dB and a transimpedance of 55.3dBΩ in a 50Ω system. With a higher signal-to-noise ratio than that of the TIA and a markedly improved waveform distortion compared with that of the DA, the measured output eye diagram for 10Gb/s NRZ pseudorandom binary sequence is clear and symmetric.

Research on Catalytic Cracking Performance Improvement of Waste FCC Catalyst by Magnesium Modification

In this study,the deactivation mechanism caused by high accessibility of strong acid sites for the waste FCC catalyst was proposed and verified for the first time.Based on the proposed deactivation mechanism,magnesium modification through magnesium chloride impregnation was employed for the regeneration of waste FCC catalyst.The regenerated waste FCC catalyst was characterized,with its heavy oil catalytic cracking performance tested.The characterization results indicated that,in comparison with the unmodified waste FCC catalyst,the acid sites strength of the regenerated waste FCC catalyst was weakened,with no prominent alterations of the total acid sites quantity and textural properties.The heavy oil catalytic cracking results suggested that the catalytic cracking performance of the regenerated waste FCC catalyst was greatly improved due to the suitable surface acidity of the sample.In contrast with the unmodified waste FCC catalyst,the gasoline yield over the regenerated waste FCC catalyst significantly increased by 3.04 percentage points,meanwhile the yield of dry gas,LPG,coke and bottoms obviously decreased by 0.36,0.81,1.28 and 0.87 percentage points,respectively,making the regenerated waste FCC catalyst serve as a partial substitute for the fresh FCC catalyst.Finally,the acid property change mechanism was discussed.

Design of Si-bipolar Monolithic Main Amplifier IC for Optical Fiber Receivers

A broadband amplifier with transadmittance and transimpedance stages is designed and two types of improved AGC amplifiers are developed on the base of theory study. Making use of the basic amplifier cells, a main amplifier IC for optical-fiber receivers is deliberated. By computer simulating the performances of the designed main amplifier meet the necessity of high gain and wide dynamic range . They are maximum voltage gain of 42 dB, the bandwidth of 730 MHz,the input signal( V p-p )range from 5 mV to 1 V,the output amplitude about 1 V, the dynamic range of 46 dB. The designed circuit containing no inductance and large capacitance will be convenient for realizing integration. A monolithic integrated design of 622 Mb/s main amplifier is completed.

CMOS Dual-Band Low Noise Amplifer

A CMOS dual-band low noise amplifer (LNA) design is presented.The purpose of th is work is intended to substitute only one LNA for two individual LNA's in dual -band transceivers for applications such as wireless local area network complying with both IEEE 802.11a and 802.11b/g.Dua l-band simultaneous input power and noise matching and load shaping are discuss ed.The chip is implemented in 0.25μm CMOS mixed and RF process.The measured pe rformance is summarized and discussed.

A 5.4mW Low-Noise High-Gain CMOS RF Front-End Circuit for Portable GPS Receivers

This paper describes a CMOS low noise amplifier （LNA） plus the quadrature mixers intended for use in the front-end of portable global positioning system （GPS） receivers. The LNA makes use of an inductively degenerated input stage and power-constrained simultaneous noise and input matching techniques. The quadrature mixers are based on a Gil- bert cell type. The circuits are implemented in a TSMC 0.18μm RF CMOS process. Measurement results show that a voltage conversion gain of 35dB is achieved with a cascade noise and an input return loss of - 22.3dB. The fully differential figure of 2.4dB,an input ldB compression point of - 22dBm, circuits only draw 5.4mW from a 1.8V supply.