Abstract: Provided is a method of fabricating an optoelectronic integrated circuit chip. In particular, a method of fabricating an optoelectronic integrated circuit chip is provided, in which an optical absorption layer of a wave-guide type optical detector is grown to be thicker than a collector layer of a hetero-junction bipolar transistor by using a selective area growth by metal organic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD) method, and the wave-guide type optical detector and the hetero-junction bipolar transistor are integrated as a single chip on a semi-insulated InP substrate, thereby readily realizing the wave-guide type optical detector improved in quantum efficiency and having the ultra-high speed characteristics.

Abstract: A broadband amplification apparatus for extending a bandwidth includes a first and a second amplifying unit for amplifying an input signal, a buffering unit and a first inductive buffer. The buffering unit disposed between the first and the second amplifying unit buffers an output signal of the first amplifying unit to thereby maintain a bandwidth of the output signal, increases a gain and returns back a portion of the buffered signal to the first amplifying unit. The first inductive buffer, which is connected to the buffer unit, enhances input impedance as a frequency increases within a predetermined range, thereby introducing little gain changes while serving to extend a bandwidth.

Abstract: A transimpedance amplification apparatus includes a signal source for generating a current signal, a source follower stage, a common source stage and a shunt feedback resistor. The source follower stage having a source follower structure receives the current signal to reduce an impedance of the signal source. The common source stage, following the source follower stage, driven by the reduced signal source impedance, amplifies the current signal to extend a frequency bandwidth of the current signal and buffers the amplified signal with the extended frequency bandwidth thereof maintained, wherein the reduced signal source impedance serves to extend a frequency bandwidth of the common source stage. The shunt feedback resistor, which is installed between the source follower stage and the common source stage, adjusts an input DC bias of the source follower stage and increasing a transimpedance gain of the common source stage.

Abstract: A broadband amplification apparatus for extending a bandwidth includes a first and a second amplifying unit for amplifying an input signal, a buffering unit and a first inductive buffer. The buffering unit disposed between the first and the second amplifying unit buffers an output signal of the first amplifying unit to thereby maintain a bandwidth of the output signal, increases a gain and returns back a portion of the buffered signal to the first amplifying unit. The first inductive buffer, which is connected to the buffer unit, enhances input impedance as a frequency increases within a predetermined range, thereby introducing little gain changes while serving to extend a bandwidth.