"Broadband Opto-Electrical Receivers in Standard CMOS" provides a comprehensive introduction to the fundamentals of designing optoelectronic interface circuits. The book details the operation of photodiodes, transimpedance amplifiers (TIA), and limiting amplifiers (LA). It develops both one-dimensional and two-dimensional models to understand the light detection mechanisms in silicon. The analytical design formulas presented in the book serve as a guide for designing amplifier circuits. Special attention is given to the trade-off between sensitivity and speed in the TIA, as well as achieving a high gain-bandwidth in the LA. Practical design examples illustrate the challenges that can arise when designing high-performance analog circuits. The book covers the entire design process of monolithic CMOS optical receivers and is based on experimentally verified CMOS implementations, including a fully integrated Gbit/s optical receiver with photodiode, TIA, and LA.