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K-micro Introduces Second Generation Burst Mode CDR SerDes for GPON OLTs

Published in Lab Law Weekly, April 10th, 2009

K-micro (Kawasaki Microelectronics America, Inc.), a leader in advanced ASICs, announced a new burst mode CDR SerDes PHY for GPON OLT applications. Available in a 172-pin LBGA package, this device can lock to upstream data burst at 1.244 Gb/s in less than 20 bits. Using its transmit and receive parallel ports in TTL I/Os, the new SerDes is ideally suited for development of FPGA-based OLT reference designs. It is also available for multi-channel integration into ASICs for higher throughput and cost reduction. In addition, the CDR SerDes can be configured to improve burst mode lock time in OLT solutions for EPON standards operating at 1.25 Gb/s.

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