MO Optoelectronic Receiver 269050-1

The AMP MO Optoelectronic Receiver 269050-1 used a novel "Molded-Optronic" technology developed by AJ Heiney, C-L Jiang and WH Reysen at the Lytel Division of AMP Inc in 1993. The device incorporates an integrally molded lens/receptacle element that performs connector alignment, light coupling, and light-bending functions in one optomechanical component. This allowed the receivers to be built with fewer parts and lower labour costs than previous traditional AMP designs, while improving performance in some areas, such as effective capacitance and rise/fall time. The receivers were housed in a nickel plated diecast zinc 16-pin DIL package and were supplied with a process cap that seals the connector interface during the soldering and cleaning processes.

NRZ data rate 10 - 200 Mb/s
Optical input sensitivity -32 to -14 dBm
Wavelength 1270 - 1380 nm
Duty cycle 25 - 75%
Output rise and fall time 0.5 - 2.5 ns
Max pulse width distortion 0.4 ns
Data dependent jitter 0.8 ns
Power supply voltage 4.75 - 5.25 V DC
(Absolute maximum 7 V)
Max supply current 150 mA
Storage temperature -40 - 100 ˚C
Operating temperature 0 - 70 ˚C

The receiver output voltage levels are compatible with 100K Series ECL logic levels. The receivers are compatible with 10K and 10KH Series when driven with differential signals.

Here you find 6 models, 6 with images and 0 with schematics for wireless sets etc. In French: TSF for Télégraphie sans fil.
All listed radios etc. from AMP Incorporated; Harrisburg, PA