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Revision Date: February 2002 Document No. 16552 - B
ADVANCE INFORMATION NOTE
GS1514
FEATURES
FEATURESFEATURES
FEATURES
• Automatic gain control
• DC Restorer for immunity to SDI pathological bit
patterns
• Supports SDI data rates from 143Mb/s to 1.485Gb/s
• Signal strength indicator
• Internal 50 ohm output termination resistors
• Minimal external components
• Seamless output interface to other HD-LINX devices
• Single +5V or -5V power supply
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONSAPPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
• SMPTE 292M Fibre-Optic Serial Digital Interfaces
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTIONDESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
The GS1514 is an AGC & DC Restorer circuit to be used in
conjunction with an optical receiver. It will automatically
amplify input signals in addition to restoring DC content to
signals which have been AC coupled. This device also
incorporates a signal strength indicator signal which is an
indication of the received input swing (which equates to the
received optical power). When the lower input limit is
reached, the output is muted (latched to the last state) and
the situation is indicated by the MUTE pin. This mute
condition can be overridden and the output can be forced
to either an active or a mute situation.
GS1514 FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
GS1514 FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAMGS1514 FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
GS1514 FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
ORDERING INFORMATION
ORDERING INFORMATIONORDERING INFORMATION
ORDERING INFORMATION
PART
NUMBER PACKAGE TEMPERATURE
GS1514-CKD 16 pin narrow SOIC 0°C to 70°C
GS1514-CTD 16 pin Tape and Reel 0°C to 70°C
AGC DC
RESTORE OUTPUT
SIGNAL STRENGTH INDICATOR /
CARRIER DETECT / MUTE
SDI
SDI
SSADJ
SSI
CD/Mute
SDO
SDO
™ GS1514
GS1514 GS1514
GS1514
Serial Digital DC Restorer
Serial Digital DC RestorerSerial Digital DC Restorer
Serial Digital DC Restorer
for Fibre-Optic Receivers
for Fibre-Optic Receiversfor Fibre-Optic Receivers
for Fibre-Optic Receivers