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DESCRIPTION:Optical links are widely deployed in data centres and other hig
 h-performance computing applications\, with increasing demand for high-spe
 ed\, low-power designs occupying a small die footprint. This talk presents
  our work in inductor-less optical receiver design for data rates of up to
  25 Gb/s. One emerging approach to lowering link power dissipation is to i
 ncrease the receiver front-end’s gain at the expense of introducing sign
 ificant inter-symbol interference (ISI). This talk will summarize the vari
 ety of equalization strategies that have been deployed to eliminate ISI al
 ong with our recent work.\n\nSpeaker(s): Glenn Cowan\, \n\nQuébec\, Quebe
 c\, Canada
LOCATION:Québec\, Quebec\, Canada
ORGANIZER:benoit.gosselin@gel.ulaval.ca
SEQUENCE:3
SUMMARY:CONFÉRENCE CHAPITRE CAS/EMB: CMOS circuits for compact energy-effi
 cient optical receivers
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/169531
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Optical links are widely deployed in data 
 centres and other high-performance computing applications\, with increasin
 g demand for high-speed\, low-power designs occupying a small die footprin
 t. This talk presents our work in inductor-less optical receiver design fo
 r data rates of up to 25 Gb/s. One emerging approach to lowering link powe
 r dissipation is to increase the receiver front-end&rsquo\;s gain at the e
 xpense of introducing significant inter-symbol interference (ISI). This ta
 lk will summarize the variety of equalization strategies that have been de
 ployed to eliminate ISI along with our recent work.</p>
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