32 Gbps NRZ Transimpedance Amplifier
32 Gbps NRZ TIA for GF Fotonix™, under development
Overview
High-speed transimpedance amplifier IP bridging photonic receivers to CMOS electronics on the GF Fotonix™ monolithic platform. Designed for 32 Gbps NRZ operation as part of StarIC's expanding electro-photonic interface roadmap for datacenter and AI interconnect.
Process: GF Fotonix™ (45SPCLO)
Key features
- 32 Gbps NRZ data rate
- Optimized for micro-ring modulator and photodetector interfaces
- GlobalFoundries Fotonix™ process (45SPCLO)
- Under active development
Applications
- Silicon photonic receivers
- Datacenter optical links
- Electro-photonic transceivers
- AI interconnect platforms
What’s Included?
- GDS layout database
- Liberty timing models (.lib)
- LEF layout exchange format
- Documentation available
- Integration support package
- Schematics available
Silicon Options
| Foundry | Node | Process | Maturity |
|---|---|---|---|
| GlobalFoundries | 40nm | LP | Pre-Silicon |
Specifications
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What is 32 Gbps NRZ Transimpedance Amplifier?
32 Gbps NRZ Transimpedance Amplifier is a TIA IP core from StarIC Inc listed on Semi IP Hub. It is listed with support for globalfoundries Pre-Silicon.
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