TS4 Chipset

Part NameTypeDescriptionMarketAvailability
TSR4PAM4 channel 106 Gbit/s PAM ReceiverThe TSR4PAM includes a TIA at the input to convert currents coming from a Photo Diode into a differential signal followed by a CDR Retimer with a 50 Ohm Output. The chip can operate at input bit rates of up to 106 Gbit/s. It can be operated in a low Power linear bypass mode, or in re-timed mode forbetter link margin.400/800G Ethernetavailable
TST4PAM4 channel 106 Gbit/s PAM TransmitterThe TST4PAM includes a VCSEL driver at the output and a CDR Retimer with a 50 Ohm Input. The chip can operate at input bit rates of up to 112 Gbit/s. It can be operated in a low Power linear bypass mode, or in re-timed mode for better link margin.400/800G Ethernetavailable
TSC4PAM4 channel 106 Gbit/s PAM TransmitterThe TSC4PAM includes a Modulator driver at the output and a CDR Retimer with a 50 Ohm Input. The chip can operate at input bit rates of up to 112 Gbit/s. It can be operated in a low Power linear bypass mode, or in re-timed mode for better link margin.400/800G Ethernetavailable

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