The AFBR series fiber optic receivers from Broadcom are high-performance receivers designed for use in data communications and networking applications. They are used to convert optical signals into electrical signals for transmission over copper wires. The AFBR series is a family of fiber optic receivers designed for high-speed data communication over optical fiber. They are available in various package options, such as a connectorized module or a surface-mount package, and offer different interface options, including LVDS, PECL, and CML.
Features
The main features of AFBR series Fiber Optic Receivers may be summarized as follows:
1. High sensitivity: The receivers have a high sensitivity of up to -28 dBm, allowing for reliable data transmission over long distances.
2. Low power consumption: These receivers have low power consumption, making them ideal for use in low-power applications.
3. Wide bandwidth: The AFBR series receivers offer a wide bandwidth of up to 1.25 Gbps, allowing for fast data transfer rates.
4. Low noise: The receivers have a low noise figure, which ensures that the signal quality is maintained during transmission.
5. Easy integration: The receivers are available in a variety of package options and are easy to integrate into existing designs.
Applications
Data center networking and communications.
Telecommunications networks.
Industrial automation and control systems.
Medical equipment.
Aerospace and defense systems.
High-performance computing and storage systems.
Consumer electronics.
The AFBR series fiber optic receivers are commonly used in various applications where high-speed, reliable data communication over long distances is required, such as in telecom and networking equipment, industrial automation and control systems, medical equipment, and military and aerospace systems. They can also be used in applications where electrical isolation is required to prevent ground loops and electrical noise.
