Optical receiving apparatus
First Claim
1. An optical receiving apparatus comprising:
- peak value detection means for detecting a peak value of an input signal and a peak value region including the peak value;
offset removing means for removing an offset from a reference value of the input signal and outputting the input signal without offset;
amplitude amplification means for converting a bottom region of the input signal into the peak value and a inverting value obtained by inverting the peak value about the reference value, amplifying then and outputting an amplitude amplified signal; and
duty detection means for detecting a duty of the amplitude amplified signal in the reference value.
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Abstract
An optical receiving apparatus of the present invention comprises an opto-electric conversion element for converting an optical signal into an electric signal, a differential type preamplifier for sending a non-inverting phase signal and a inverting phase signal of the electric signal and a first and second peak hold circuits for holding peak values of the respective non-inverting and inverting phase signals. Further, the optical receiving apparatus of the present invention comprises a first adder for adding the inverting phase signal to the non-inverting phase peak signal from the first peak hold circuit and a second adder for adding the non-inverting phase signal to the inverting phase peak signal from the second peak hold circuit. Further, the optical receiving apparatus comprises a main amplifier including a differential amplifier having inputs supplied with outputs of the first and second adders and a comparator for outputting a binary signal correspondingly to a high and low levels of two output signals of the differential amplifier. The peak values of the non-inverting and inverting phase signals of the receiving signal are held and added by a feedforward connection.
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9 Claims
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1. An optical receiving apparatus comprising:
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peak value detection means for detecting a peak value of an input signal and a peak value region including the peak value; offset removing means for removing an offset from a reference value of the input signal and outputting the input signal without offset; amplitude amplification means for converting a bottom region of the input signal into the peak value and a inverting value obtained by inverting the peak value about the reference value, amplifying then and outputting an amplitude amplified signal; and duty detection means for detecting a duty of the amplitude amplified signal in the reference value.
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2. An optical receiving apparatus comprising:
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signal sending means for sending a non-inverting phase signal and a inverting phase signal of an input signal; first peak value holding means for holding a peak value of the non-inverting phase signal and outputting a non-inverting phase peak value signal; second peak value holding means for holding a peak value of the inverting phase signal and outputting a non-inverting phase peak value signal; first adder means for adding the inverting phase signal to the non-inverting phase peak value signal and outputting a non-inverting phase sum signal; second adder means for adding the non-inverting phase signal to the inverting phase peak value signal and outputting a inverting phase sum signal; differential amplifier means for differentially amplifying the non-inverting phase sum signal and the inverting phase sum signal and sending a differentially amplified signal; and duty detection means for detecting a duty of the differentially amplified signal. - View Dependent Claims (3, 4)
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5. An optical receiving apparatus comprising:
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opto-electric conversion means for converting an optical signal into an electric signal; preamplifier means for sending a non-inverting phase signal and a inverting phase signal of the electric signal; at least one first peak hold means for detecting and holding a peak value of the inverting phase signal and outputting a non-inverting phase peak signal; at least one second peak hold means for detecting and holding a peak value of the inverting phase signal and outputting a inverting phase peak signal; first adder means for adding the inverting phase signal to the non-inverting phase peak signal and outputting a inverting phase sum signal; second adder means for adding the non-inverting phase signal to the inverting phase peak signal and outputting a non-inverting phase sum signal; differential amplifier means for differentially amplifying the positive phase sum signal and the inverting phase sum signal and outputting a differentially amplified signal; and comparing means for outputting a binary signal correspondingly to a high and low levels of the differentially amplified signal. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8, 9)
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