The invention discloses a high-speed
CMOS monolithic integration light
receiver front end of a cross
coupling structure. The high-speed
CMOS monolithic integration light
receiver front end comprises a photoelectric
detector of a completely-
symmetric structure, a trans-impedance
amplifier of a difference structure, a
direct current excursion eliminating unit, a three-stage sequence cascaded difference
limiting amplifier and an output buffer stage; the trans-impedance
amplifier of the difference structure is used for converting current signals output by the photoelectric
detector into
voltage signals and conducting preliminary amplification; the
direct current excursion eliminating unit is used for eliminating
direct current excursion led in by non-balanced signals at the input end of the trans-impedance
amplifier and enables common mode levels at the output end of the trans-impedance amplifier to be coincident; the three-stage sequence cascaded difference
limiting amplifier is used for amplifying the
voltage signals output by the trans-impedance amplifier to be at the
voltage level needed by a digital
processing unit. Through the adoption of the cross
coupling structure, the
noise in-phase counteraction technology and the parallel type active
inductor design, a high-speed and high-sensitivity standard
CMOS monolithic integration light
receiver can be achieved.