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V23809-E1-E17
MM 1300 nm ESCON Serial Transceiver
SHORT PIN V23809-E1-E16
LONG PIN V23809-E1-E17
Multimode 1300 nm ESCON® Serial Transceiver
FEATURESCompliant with ESCON and SBCON standardsTransceiver includes transmitter, receiver and ESCON/
SBCON receptacleTransceiver mates keyed ESCON/SBCON connectorData rates for ESCON/SBCON applications from to 200 MBd Data rates for individual applications from
10 to 300 MBd Transmission distance of 3 km and moreSingle power supply of 3.0 V to 5.5 VExtremely low power consumption <0.7 W at 3.3 VPECL differential inputs and outputsSystem is optimized for 62.5 and 50 µm graded index
fiber0.7" spacing between optical interface of transmitter and
receiverThrough-hole technology with either 2.5 mm or 3.5 mm
pin lengthLow profile for high slot density
APPLICATIONSESCON architectureHigh speed computer linksLocal area networksHigh definition/digital televisionSwitching systemsControl systems
Regulatory Compliance
Absolute Maximum RatingsExceeding any one of these values may destroy the device
immediately.
Supply Voltage (VCC–VEE)........................................–0.5 V to 7 V
Data Input Levels (PECL) (VIN)...................................VEE to VCCDifferential Data Input Voltage (ΔVIN).....................................3 V
Operating Ambient Temperature (TAMB).................0°C to 85°C
Storage Ambient Temperature (TSTG)................–40°C to 100°C
Humidity/Temperature Test Condition (RH)................85%/ 85°C
Life Test Condition (Operating) (TAMB/Life)..........115°C/ 1000 h
Soldering Conditions, Temp/Time
(MIL-STD 883C, Method 2003).............................270°C/ 10 s
ESD Resistance (all pins to VEE, human body)
(MIL-STD 883C, Method 3015).......................................1.5 kV
Output Current (IO)...........................................................50 mA
DESCRIPTIONThe Infineon ESCON/SBCON optical devices, along with the
ESCON/SBCON optical duplex connector, are best suited for
high speed fiber optic duplex transmission systems operating
at a wavelength of 1300 nm. The system is fully compatible
with the IBM ESCON standard and the SBCON standard of
ANSI. It includes a transmitter and a receiver for data rates of
up to 320 MBd. A non-dissipative plastic receptacle matches
the ESCON/SBCON duplex connector.
The inputs/outputs are PECL compatible and the unit operates
from a single power supply of 3.0 V to 5.5 V. As an option, the
data output stages can be switched to static low levels during
absence of light as indicated by the Signal Detect function.
The optical interface of transmitter and receiver have standard
0.7” spacing. The receptacle and connector have been keyed in
order to prevent reverse insertion of the connector into the
receptacle. After proper insertion the connector is securely held
by a snap-in lock mechanism.
The transmitter converts a serial electrical PECL input signal
with data rates of up to 320 MBd to an optical serial signal. The
receiver converts this signal back to an electrical serial signal,
depending on the detected optical rate.
TECHNICAL DATAThe electro-optical characteristics described in the following
tables are valid only for use under the recommended operating
conditions.
Recommended Operating ConditionsNotes
1. For VCC–VEE (min.,max.). 50% duty cycle. Receiver output loads not
included.
2. To maintain good LED reliability the device should not be held in the
ON state for more than the specified time. Normal operation should
be done with 50% duty cycle.
3. To achieve proper PECL output levels the 50 Ω termination should
be done to VCC–2 V.
ransmitter Electro-Optical Characteristics(Values in parentheses are for 300 MBd)
NotesMeasured at the end of 1 meter fiber. Cladding modes removed at a
data rate of between 50 and 200 MBd, 50% duty cycle.PO [dBm]=10 log (PO/1 mW). PO (BOL) >–20 dBm and PO (EOL) >–21.5dBm at TCASE=60°C.Over 105 hours lifetime at TAMB=35°C.Measured at TCASE=60°C.Full width, half magnitude of peak wavelength.Measured at 200 MBd with Jitter Test Pattern shown in Figure 3. In
the test pattern are five positive and five negative transitions. Mea-
sure the time of the 50% crossing of all 10transitions. The time of
each crossing is then compared to the mean expected time of the
crossing. Deterministic jitter is the range of the timing variations.
Input duty cycle 50% referred to differential zero.RMS value is measured with 1010 pattern. Peak-to-peak value is
determined as RMS multiplied by 14 for BER 1E-12. Data input
jitterconsidered to be zero. Noise on input signal must be added
geometrically.Extinction ratio is the logarithmic measure of the optical power in
the OFF state (POFF) to twice the average power (PO).
ER=10 log [(2xPO)/POFF] (optical power measured in mW), or
E=|PO+3 dB| –POFF. (optical power measured in dBm).
Receiver Electro-Optical Characteristics(Values in parentheses are for 300 MBd)
NotesFor VCC–VEE (min., max.). 50% duty cycle. The supply current does
not include the load drive current of the receiver output. Add max.
60 mA for the four outputs. Load is 50 Ω to VCC–2 V.Measured at the end of 1 meter and at a duty cycle of 50%.
Cladding modes are removed.PO [dBm]=10 log (PO/1 mW).Measured at BER=1E–12, 200 MBd transmission rate and 50% duty
cycle 27–1 PRBS pattern. Center wavelength between 1200 nm and
1500 nm. Fiber type 62.5/125 µm/0.29 NA or 50/125 µm/0.2 NA. Input
optical rise and fall times are 1.2 and 1.5 ns (20%–80%) respectively.Over 105 hours lifetime at TAMB=35°C.Indicating the presence or absence of optical power at the receiver
input. Signal detect at logic High when asserted. All powers are
average power levels. Pattern 27–1 at 200 MBd.Load is 50 Ω to VCC–2 V. A minimum measurement tolerance
of 50mV should be allowed due to dynamic measurement of
dataoutputs.Measured at 200 MBd with Jitter Test Pattern shown in Figure 3. In
the test pattern are five positive and five negative transitions. Mea-
sure the time of the 50% crossing of all 10transitions. The time of
each crossing is then compared to the mean expected time of the
crossing. Deterministic jitter is the range of the timing variations.
9. Measured at optical input power level greater than –20 dBm.
10.Largely due to thermal noise. Measured at –33.0 dBm. To convert
from specified RMS value to peak-to-peak value (at BER 1E–12)
multiply value by 14.
Pin Descriptionransceiver to Jumper Installation
Signal Detect Threshold and Hysteresis
Jitter Test Pattern
APPLICATION NOTE
Power Supply FilteringIn most of the applications using ESCON 200 MBd optical
transceivers additional high speed circuits such as switching
power supply, clock oscillator, or high speed multiplexer are
present on the application board. These often create power
supply noise at a high spectral bandwidth caused by very fast
transitions in today’s chip technology.
The Infineon ESCON Transceiver Family provides superior EMI
performance with regards to the emission and immission of
radiation and provides immunity against conductive noise.
Some basic recommendations are presented herein to ensure
proper functionality in the field.
Receiver SectionFor the receiver part of an ESCON transceiver the footprint
shows 2 power supply sections:CC1 (Pin 24) and VCC2 (Pins 26, 27).CC1 is the power supply for the post amplifier and the ECL
output stages of the receiver. VCC2 supplies more sensitive
parts of the receiver.
Pins 26 and 27 are the supply pins for the preamplifier and the
bias for the photodiode.
Transmitter SectionThe transmitter consists of only one power supply. Its LED
diode driving current is in the range of 60 mA. This is very high
compared to the switching currents on the receiver section. buffer these peaks, external capacitors are recommended.
Capacitors will also reduce ringing on the power supply of the
customer‘s board.
ransceiver FilteringFor overall functionality, the sensitive stage of the receiver
section (VCC2) must be decoupled from the outputstages and
from high switching currents on the transmitter section.
Filtering Circuitry The use of SMD components is recommended.
Common layout rules, such as short connection between
capacitors and pins, ground layers etc., should be applied for
optimum board design and operation.
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