optical gigabit ethernet group f.o.r.e. final presentation chris abbott, ronen adato, david larado...
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Optical Gigabit Ethernet
Group F.O.R.E.Final Presentation
Chris Abbott, Ronen Adato, David Larado4/21/2005
Overview Purpose was to build physical layer of
optical gigabit transceiver Selected active components based on
availability, connectorization, quality Designed and laid out two transceiver
printed circuit boards Built and tested boards Compiled prototype budget and
production-scale bill of materials
IEEE 803.z Standard Extinction Ratio Eye-safe power level Criteria for testing
Definition of Bit Error Rate Use of eye as guideline, but not for
formal test
Test Board Built test board to learn soldering
and testing techniques
Test Setup (To oscilloscope)
Soldered Test Board
Test Board Results
No resistance/Full Setup
High resistance/Full Setup
Ideal resistance/Full Setup
<-- High resistance / test board only
Ideal resistance / test board only -->
VCSEL Selection Criteria for selecting VCSEL:
Good performance (slope efficiency, threshold current)
Availability Cost Connectorization (SC over LC)
VCSEL Performance Analysis
AOC vs Lasermate Performance Similar Lasermate costs more in small
quantities (costs comparable in bulk)
AOC is LC connectorized, Lasermate is SC
Chose Lasermate due to SC connectorization (no patch cords)
ROSA vs. PD Past years have used PDs
Requires external TIA ROSA contains TIA inside package
Possible reduction in noise Easier layout Comparable prices, easier to find
Leading PD vendor too expensive Chose ROSA
ROSA Selection Lasermate RSC-P85P416 1.25 Gb/s SC ROSA
SC connectorized ROSA Costs:
2-3 = $36.00/unit >10,000 = $6.00/unit
Optical Link Budget
Schematic Design Schematics derived from:
Maxim datasheets Maxim application notes Past group’s work
Used three element power supply filters Conservatively coupled Vcc and ground
with decoupling capacitors Designed for common anode VCSEL
configuration
Transmitter Schematic
Receiver Schematic
PCB Layout Considerations Kept traces as short as possible to
prevent transmission line behavior Avoided sharp corners on high-
speed lines (used 45° angles when needed)
Kept high-speed differential lines symmetrical
Effectively separated ground plane of transmitter and receiver
Conservative Layout
Aggressive Layout
Conservative Board 1 Soldered all
components and tested the Rx circuit for a clear eye
SMA/QMA fiasco prevented BER testing for the Rx circuit, and any Tx circuit testing
Rx Circuit Test Setup
Eye Produced by Rx Circuit, Signal PRBS 7
Conservative Board 2 Rx Reused SMAs from
test board, soldered a new board
The Rx circuit failed to produce an eye It was determined
that the LA (MAX3264) had been damaged
Rx Circuit Waveform Measured Before LA
Rx Circuit Waveform Measured After LA
Conservative Board 2 Tx Soldered board, but had to reuse
VCSEL from conservative board 1 Voltage drop across VCSEL was 5V
VCSEL could be damaged VCSEL could be connected incorrectly
Removed VCSEL and checked behavior by pin-pin resistance
Aggressive Board 1 Decided to try Emcore VCSEL on
aggressive design to get Tx working Aggressive Tx very similar to
conservative Tx Made sure we knew how Emcore fit
into board
Aggressive Board, TxRxWe varied theattenuations with, the transceiver:
4dB
7dB
Using different combinations of the optical attenuators, we were able to try these also:9dB
12dB
Aggressive Board, BER BER of less than 10^-9 when each
signal was tested PRBS7, at least 5 minutes test
runtime
Financial Budget
Part Description Vendor Stock Number Quantity/Link Unit Price Quantity Cost.01μF Ceramic Chip Capacitor Digi-Key 399-1091-1-ND 18 0.04200$ 100 4.20$ 49.9Ω Chip Resistor Digi-Key 311-49.9CCT-ND 1 0.08000$ 10 0.80$ 100Ω Chip Resistor Digi-Key 311-100CCT-ND 2 0.08000$ 10 0.80$ 115Ω Chip Resistor Digi-Key 311-115CCT-ND 1 0.08000$ 10 0.80$ 150Ω Chip Resistor Digi-Key 311-150CCT-ND 1 0.08000$ 10 0.80$ 50kΩ Potentiometer Digi-Key 3362P-503-ND 1 0.83000$ 6 4.98$ 1kΩ Potentiometer Digi-Key 3362P-102-ND 1 0.83000$ 6 4.98$ Ferrite Bead Inductor Digi-Key 490-1034-1-ND 6 0.12000$ 40 4.80$ Right Angle PCB SMA Jack Newark InOne 07J2532 4 4.51000$ 6 27.06$ Surface Mount Power Jack Digi-Key CP-002APJCT-ND1 0.81000$ 2 1.62$ 850nm, 1.25Gb/s SC VCSEL Lasermate TSC-P85A426-2 1 32.00000$ 3 96.00$ 850nm, 1.25Gb/s SC ROSA Lasermate RSC-P85P416 1 36.00000$ 3 108.00$ PCB Board Express PCB Custom 1 59.95000$ 1 59.95$
29.00$
TOTAL 343.79$
Financial Budget
Shipping:
Bill of Materials (BOM)
Part Description Vendor Stock Number Quantity Per Link Production Cost Cost (10k Links).01μF Ceramic Chip Capacitor Digi-Key 399-1091-1-ND 18 0.00988$ 0.17784$ 49.9Ω Chip Resistor Digi-Key 311-49.9CCT-ND 1 0.01682$ 0.01682$ 100Ω Chip Resistor Digi-Key 311-100CCT-ND 2 0.01682$ 0.03364$ 115Ω Chip Resistor Digi-Key 311-115CCT-ND 1 0.01682$ 0.01682$ 150Ω Chip Resistor Digi-Key 311-150CCT-ND 1 0.01682$ 0.01682$ 50kΩ Potentiometer Digi-Key 3362P-503-ND 1 0.36000$ 0.36000$ 1kΩ Potentiometer Digi-Key 3362P-102-ND 1 0.36000$ 0.36000$ Ferrite Bead Inductor Digi-Key 490-1034-1-ND 6 0.06400$ 0.38400$ Surface Mount Power Jack Digi-Key CP-002APJCT-ND 1 0.53800$ 0.53800$ Laser Driver Maxim MAX3287 1 4.30000$ 4.30000$ Limiting Amplifier Maxim MAX3264 1 4.30000$ 4.30000$ 850nm, 1.25Gb/s SC VCSEL Lasermate TSC-P85A426-2 1 6.95000$ 6.95000$ 850nm, 1.25Gb/s SC ROSA Lasermate RSC-P85P416 1 6.00000$ 6.00000$ **PCB Board Express PCB 4 Layer Board 1 5.71950$ 5.71950$
TOTAL 29.17$
Bill of Materials -Cost per Board at Production Capacity
**The Express PCB pricing formula is $260+.66*Number of boards*Square inches per board+$1.00*Number of boards w ith a 25% discount for quantities of over 2000
Gantt Chart
Future work Get Lasermate VCSEL working Write final report
Conclusions Project was a success Learned about entire design
process