Adaptive power efficient receiver architecture, processing method and system
A receiver and structure technology, applied in electromagnetic receivers, transmission systems, electromagnetic transceivers, etc., can solve problems such as maintaining the linearity of output signals
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[0018] One problem associated with typical optical receiver applications is that in some cases where the input signal is strong, more power than necessary is dissipated in the receiver. For example, as mentioned above, such optical receivers apply relatively large gains to ensure that a large dynamic range of input optical power is accommodated. Alternatively, receivers employ variable gain amplifiers or automatic gain control to maintain output signal linearity. Because variable-gain amplifiers are designed to linearly adjust gain based on the output signal, the gain does not depend on input strength. As a result, these receivers apply a relatively large gain when receiving a strong optical input signal, although the lower gain is sufficient to meet the system specifications for the output signal. As such, the optical receiver consumes more power than is required to properly process the incoming signal.
[0019] In some cases, however, power efficiency can be improved due t...
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