Optoelectronic integrated receiver based on standard sige BiCMOS process

Abstract

The invention belongs to the fields of optical fiber communication systems and optical interconnection, and aims to achieve the advantages of small size, low cost, high reliability, rich functions and the like of monolithic integration. The invention provides a photoelectric detector compatible with a standard SiGe bipolar complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor transistor (BiCMOS) process, and a high-speed and high-sensitivity monolithic integrated optical receiver integrated with the detector. To meet the technical requirements, the standard SiGe BiCMOS process-based optoelectronic integrated receiver comprises two photoelectric detectors with completely symmetrical structures, a trans-impedence amplifier with a full differential structure, a group of sequentially cascaded full differential limiting amplifier and an output buffer stage which is used for converting differential voltage signals output by the limiting amplifier into single-end output voltage signals and providing driving force. The optoelectronic integrated receiver is mainly applied to design and manufacture of the optical fiber communication systems.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of optical fiber communication system and optical interconnection, and relates to a photoelectric detector compatible with silicon germanium bipolar-complementary metal oxide semiconductor (SiGeBiCMOS) technology, and a high-speed optical receiver monolithically integrating the detector, specifically Speaking, it involves a photoelectric integrated receiver based on the standard SiGeBiCMOS process. Background technique [0002] With the continuous development of communication and multimedia technology, people's demand for data information continues to increase. Because optical fiber communication has the advantages of high speed and large capacity, it is widely used in trunk network. However, for user terminals, limited by the cost of optoelectronic integrated chips, it is difficult to continue to advance the "last mile" of fiber-to-the-home. Therefore, the development of low-cost, high-performance optoelectronic in...

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Problems solved by technology

However, limited by the indirect bandgap characteristics of the silicon material itself and the process structure, it is difficult for the photodetectors prepared by the standard CMOS process to take into account the performance of both speed and responsivity.

The bandwidth of conventional structure detectors is only tens of MHz, which severely limits the overall performance of monolithic integrated optical receivers

In addition, silicon-based detectors based on standard CMOS processes cannot detect the two important communication bands of 1310nm and 1550nm

Therefore, so far, optoelectronic integrated receivers based on standard CMOS technology have not yet entered the practical stage.

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