SY88343BLMG

SY88343BLMG is a The SY88343BLMG is a high-speed optical receiver designed for fiber optic communication systems. It features a limiting amplifier that supports data rates up to 12.5 Gbps, making it ideal for use in high-speed networking applications, such as SONET OC-192, Fibre Channel, and Gigabit Ethernet. This device includes a DC-coupled input buffer, allowing it to directly interface with a photodiode for optimal signal integrity. The SY88343BLMG operates over a wide temperature range and is housed in a compact, lead-free MLF (Micro Lead Frame) package, ensuring reliability and space efficiency in dense circuit layouts. manufactured by Microchip Technology. For full specifications, datasheets, and availability, use the product details above or submit an RFQ.

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