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Doubts in Differences between LA(limiting Amplifier and CML in optical receiver

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I am designing LA and CML for optical receiver
but I met problems with LA and CML
Cuz form what i research, LA circuit is almost the same with CML
Can someone tell me what's the difference for LA circuit and CML circuit ?
how does a LA circuit look like and a CML circuit should look like ?

Any Responses are grreatly appreciated

Currently this is what i design for my LA circuit
Is it correct ?

 

Currently this is what i design for my LA circuit. Is it correct ?
Don't think so: this is a differential output with 50Ω output resistance; both outputs are in-phase (have equal phases), however, hence the differential output voltage = 0. Sim. analysis should show you this.
 

Any digital gate is a limiting amplifier, in a sense. The idea
of logic gates is that you stop worrying about amplitude
and delay becomes consistent. A designed limiting amp
would have a lot more thought given to the particulars -
gain, BW, when/how it limits - though a piece of "found
art" might just be put to use.
 

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