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Design and performance of transimpedance preamplifiers for multi-gigabit/s optical repeaters are reported using 0.3 μm gate length GaAs FETs and a Ge-APD with a sensitive area of 30 μm diameter. Through reduction of parasitic inductance and stray capacitance in chip assembly, a 3 dB down bandwidth of 8.2 GHz is achieved without a Ge-APD. A 3 dB down bandwidth of 5.6 GHz and good pulse response to 6.5 Gbit/s RZ pattern optical signals are achieved in an optical front-end circuit with a Ge-APD.
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