LT1280ACN

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The LT1280 ACN is a low distortion, low power current-mode logic (CML) transceiver designed for high speed fiber-optic applications. The device features a low distortion current feedback and low skew input receivers. The device is useful in applications that require low distortion between an analog signal path and digital signal path.

The application field of the LT1280 ACN includes automated test equipment (ATE) systems, networking, telecommunications, radar and missile tracking systems, broadcasting, automotive systems, medical equipment, and any other systems that require high speed data transfer.

The LT1280 ACN works according to CML principles, meaning it relies on current rather than voltage for the transmission and reception of data. In order for this to be possible, the LT1280 ACN has an embedded amplifier connected to the input of the receiver and an attenuator connected to the output of the transmitter. Through these components, the LT1280 ACN is able to detect and transmit high speed digital data.

The LT1280 ACN is a versatile transceiver that combines a transmitter, a receiver, and two logic buffers, making it ideal for applications such as optical and electrical data communications, digital audio and instrumentation systems, and fiber-optics communications. It can be used with standards such as RF, gigabit ethernet, InfiniBand, and fiber channel.

The receiver in the LT1280 ACN is internally matched to 50 Ω and is capable of receiving very high data rates with low noise levels. It has a typical data rate of 3Gbps and can support a wide range of modulation formats. It also has a low-distortion current feedback architecture and an adjustable gain control.

The transmitter of the LT1280 ACN is designed to output a low-distortion signal with very low power consumption. It has a typical output power of -19.5 dBm and a typical data rate of 4 Gb/s. It supports a wide range of modulation formats and has adjustable output swing and support for single-ended and differential data formats.

Lastly, the two logic buffers in the LT1280 ACN are designed to work together with the transceiver’s receiver and transmitter, providing a bidirectional data path between the two. This feature offers a wide range of possibilities for applications by allowing the device to switch between transmitting and receiving data.

In summary, the LT1280 ACN is a versatile current-mode logic (CML) transceiver used in various applications that require fast and reliable data transmission. The receiver, the transmitter, and two logic buffers work together to provide a bidirectional data path, enabling high speed data transfer. The device has low distortion and low power characteristics, making it ideal for a variety of applications.

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