MACOM trình diễn khả năng tương tác giữa TIA và trình điều khiển laser với Broadcom 100Gbps VCSEL, bộ tách sóng quang và PAM-4 DSP lên đến 1,6Tbps
News: Optoelectronics
8 March 2022
In its booth #3927 at the Optical Networking and Communications Conference (OFC 2022) in San Diego, MACOM Technology Solutions Inc of Lowell, MA, USA (which makes semiconductors, components and subassemblies for analog RF, microwave, millimeter-wave and photonic applications) is collaborating to give a live demonstration of interoperability of Broadcom’s vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL), photodetector and PAM-4 DSP (digital signal processor) with MACOM’s VCSEL driver and transimpedance amplifier (TIA) for 100Gbps-per-lane multi-mode fiber (MMF) applications.
The pairing for this 100m MMF demonstration includes MACOM’s MATA-39434 4x100Gbps PAM-4 TIA and MALD-39435 4x100Gbps PAM-4 VCSEL driver along with Broadcom’s VCSEL (AFCD-V84LPx), photodetector (BPD3056-4) and 7nm Portofino DSP (BCM878xx) for 100Gbps/lane up to 1.6Tbps short-reach modules (SFP, QSFP, OSFP, QSFP-DD) and COB on-board optics.
MACOM’s chipset delivers IEEE standard specified performance and enables low power consumption, best-in-class linear performance, low noise and low latency for short-reach MMF applications. The firm’s devices are also targeted for the upcoming Terabit BiDi MSA (multi-source agreement) specification supporting 1.6Tbps per module.
“Our customers require high-performance solutions to enable their data-center applications,” says Marek Tlalka, senior director, High-Performance Analog, MACOM. “This collaboration builds on our recently demonstrated single-mode interoperability offering the industry another proof point towards the interoperability of optics and DSPs with MACOM’s laser drivers and TIAs and a path to shorter design cycles for high-speed optical module manufacturers,” he adds.
“Broadcom’s 100Gbps PAM-4 DSPs, VCSELs and photodetectors along with MACOM’s TIAs and laser drivers provide industry-leading performance at the lowest power for short-reach, high-speed optical modules,” claims I-Hsing Tan, director of product marketing, Optical Systems Division, Broadcom. “Displaying leading performance at 100m for MMF applications highlights Broadcom’s interoperability with various components needed to develop industry-leading optical modules.”
