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MAX3935
(Rev.:2002)

10.7Gbps EAM Driver

Maxim Integrated 

10.7Gbps EAM Driver

CLK+

CLK-

DATA-

DATA+

tSU

tHD

VIS = 0.15V

TO 1.0V

VIS = 0.15V

TO 1.0V

(DATA+) - (DATA-)

VID = 0.3V

TO 2.0V

VOUT

0.6V

TO 3.0V

Figure 2. Required Input Signal, Setup/Hold-Time Definition

and Output Polarity

Optional Input Data Retiming

To eliminate pattern-dependent jitter in the input data,

connect a synchronous differential clock signal to the

CLK+ and CLK- inputs, and the RTEN control input

should be tied low. The input data is retimed on the ris-

ing edge of CLK+. If RTEN is tied high or left floating,

the retiming function is disabled and the input data is

directly connected to the output stage. Leave CLK+

and CLK- open when retiming is disabled.

Pulse-Width Control

The pulse-width control circuit can be used to minimize

pulse-width distortion. The differential voltage between

PWC+ and PWC- adjusts the pulse-width compensa-

tion. When PWC+ and PWC- are left open, the pulse-

width control circuit is automatically disabled.

Modulation Output Enable

The MAX3935 incorporates a modulation current

enable input. When MODEN is low, the modulation out-

put (MOD) is enabled. When MODEN is high or floating,

the output is disabled. In the disabled condition, the

modulation output sinks current to keep the EAM mod-

ule in the high-absorption state. The typical EAM

enable time is 2ns, and the typical disable time is 5ns.

Current Monitors

The MAX3935 features a bias-current monitor output

(BIASMON) and a modulation-current monitor output

(MODMON). The voltage at BIASMON is equal to (IBIAS

✕ RBIAS) + VEE, and the voltage at MODMON is equal

to (IMOD ✕ RMOD) + VEE. IBIAS and IMOD are shown in

Figure 3. The internal resistors RBIAS and RMOD are

7.5Ω and 3Ω, respectively (±10%). Connect BIASMON

and MODMON to the inverting input of an op amp to

program the bias and modulation current (see Design

Procedure).

Design Procedure

Programming the Modulation Voltage

The EAM modulation voltage results from IMOD passing

through the EAM impedance in parallel with the internal

75Ω termination resistor.

VMOD

≈ IMOD

×

ZEAM

ZEAM

× 75Ω

+ 75Ω

To program the desired modulation current, connect

the inverting input of an op amp (see the Typical

Application Circuit) to MODMON and connect the out-

put to MODSET. Connect the positive op amp voltage

supply to ground and the negative supply to VEE. The

modulation current is set by connecting a reference

voltage VMODREF to the noninverting input of the op

amp. See the Modulation Voltage vs. VMODREF

graph in the Typical Operating Characteristics to select

the value of VMODREF that corresponds to the required

modulation current.

IMOD

=

VMODREF

3Ω

Programming the Bias Voltage

The EAM bias voltage results from IBIAS passing

through the EAM impedance in parallel with the internal

75Ω termination resistor.

VBIAS

≈

IBIAS

×

ZEAM

ZEAM

×

+

75Ω

75Ω

To program the desired EAM bias current, connect the

inverting input of an op amp (see the Typical Application

Circuit) to BIASMON and connect the output to BIASSET.

Connect the positive op amp voltage supply to ground

and the negative supply to VEE . The EAM bias current is

set by connecting a reference voltage VBIASREF to the

noninverting input of the op amp. See the Bias Voltage

vs. VBIASREF graph in the Typical Operating

Characteristics to select the value of VBIAS that corre-

sponds to the required EAM bias voltage.

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