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24 "Receiver-end hardware is complicated. Every improvement on this hardware will not only improve accuracy and precision but also make it easier to manufacture, which will cut the cost ." Issa Malke LiDAR Calibration Engineer, Velodyne LiDAR, Inc. "Maxim excels with LiDAR receiver hardware solutions in time-of- flight implementations." Maurizio Gavardoni Product Definition Engineer at Maxim Integrated High-Speed, Low-Power Comparators with Built-In Analog-to-Digital Converter Maxim's comparators deliver high speed and low propagation delay and dispersion, which are essential for precise measurement: • Maxim's high-speed comparators have a propagation delay of only 280 ps. A low overdrive dispersion of 25 ps is typical, with a delay dispersion of less than 10 ps. This design helps achieve system resolution of less than 1 mm, a significant improvement over the industry average of 2 to 3 mm. • The input common-mode range of 1.5 V to V DD + 0.1 V is compatible with popular TIAs available on the market. The output stage is low-voltage differential signaling, minimizing power dissipation that can interface directly with many field-programmable gate arrays and central processing units. • Comparator units are available in space-saving packaging as small as 1.2 mm × 0.8 mm (WLP) and operate at −40°C to +125°C. These units run on a single supply of 2.7 V to 3.6 V. Their overall power consumption is less than 40 mW at 2.7 V supply. Chapter Two: Maxim Hardware At-a-Glance

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