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The SY88803VKC is a low-power limiting post amplifier designed for fiber-optic receivers, operating from a single +3.3V or +5V supply. It supports data rates up to 155Mbps and features a differential voltage gain of 38dB with a 3dB bandwidth of 200MHz. The device accepts input signals as small as 5mVp-p and outputs PECL level waveforms. It includes a TTL Loss-of-Signal (LOS) output with programmable sensitivity via the LOSLVL pin and typically provides 4.6dB electrical hysteresis to prevent chattering.
Verify that the specific part number SY88803VKC corresponds to the commercial temperature range variant with Sn-Pb lead finish as documented in the ordering information table. Confirm package type is MSOP-10. Ensure compatibility with single 3.3V or 5V power supplies and check for required external termination resistors for PECL outputs and pullup resistor for the LOS pin during integration.
Select this component when interfacing with typical transimpedance amplifiers in fiber-optic applications requiring signal quantization at 155Mbps. It is suitable for designs needing a programmable loss-of-signal threshold and stable PECL outputs. Consider the 10-pin MSOP package size for space-constrained layouts and ensure proper PCB grounding to minimize feedback from high-swing outputs.
This device belongs to the SY88803V series of low-power limiting post amplifiers originally manufactured by Micrel, Inc., which was later acquired by Microchip Technology. The series is engineered for optical communication receivers where noise reduction and signal regeneration are critical. The VKC suffix specifically denotes the commercial temperature grade and standard lead finish options within this product family.
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The LOS threshold is set by applying a voltage between VCC and VREF to the LOSLVL pin. A smaller voltage difference from LOSLVL to VCC results in lower sensitivity, requiring a larger input amplitude to deassert the LOS signal.
The /EN pin is a TTL input that deasserts the true data output when held high. This allows the output to be disabled without removing the input signal, which helps maintain stability under loss-of-signal conditions.
Yes, the SY88803VKC provides typically 4.6dB of electrical hysteresis to prevent chattering of the LOS output when the input signal amplitude fluctuates near the detection threshold.