Product Details
The MAX3664's input voltage is determined by internal circuitry. When the input is connected to a photodiode, the MAX3664's input voltage determines the reverse diode voltage. Electrical signal sources connected to the input must be AC coupled. AC coupling the input removes the signal's DC component. Many of the MAX3664's specifications are affected by the average DC input current, which is normally present when the input signal is derived from a photodiode. A current mirror and simple bias-tee are used to create a signal similar to that of a photodiode.
The MAX3664 EV kit has several mounting holes for inserting common photodiodes, allowing optical testing.
Key Features
- Single +3.3V Supply
- Differential Output Drives 100Ω Load
- 590MHz Bandwidth
- Electrical or Optical Input
- Provision for User-Supplied Photodiode
- Fully Assembled and Tested
Applications/Uses
Technical Docs
Data Sheet | Evaluation Kit for the MAX3664 | Jan 01, 1999 |
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Key Features
- Single +3.3V Supply
- Differential Output Drives 100Ω Load
- 590MHz Bandwidth
- Electrical or Optical Input
- Provision for User-Supplied Photodiode
- Fully Assembled and Tested
Applications/Uses
Description
The MAX3664's input voltage is determined by internal circuitry. When the input is connected to a photodiode, the MAX3664's input voltage determines the reverse diode voltage. Electrical signal sources connected to the input must be AC coupled. AC coupling the input removes the signal's DC component. Many of the MAX3664's specifications are affected by the average DC input current, which is normally present when the input signal is derived from a photodiode. A current mirror and simple bias-tee are used to create a signal similar to that of a photodiode.
The MAX3664 EV kit has several mounting holes for inserting common photodiodes, allowing optical testing.
Technical Docs
Data Sheet | Evaluation Kit for the MAX3664 | Jan 01, 1999 |
Support & Training
Search our knowledge base for answers to your technical questions.
Filtered SearchOur dedicated team of Applications Engineers are also available to answer your technical questions. Visit our support portal