Graded-index core polymer optical waveguide for high-bandwidth-density optical printed circuit boards: fabrication and characterization

Ishigure, Takaaki

doi:10.1117/12.2037469

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“…Greater control of the refractive index profiles can be achieved by altering other configurable parameters including choice of core and cladding materials, core monomer dispensing pressure and amending the scanning programme. It has been demonstrated that the graded index circular waveguides produced through this method outperform step index waveguides of similar size [6].…”

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Competitive Evaluation of Planar Embedded Glass and Polymer Waveguides in Data Center Environments

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Optical printed circuit board (OPCB) waveguide materials and fabrication methods have advanced considerably over the past 15 years, giving rise to two classes of embedded planar graded index waveguide based on polymer and glass. We consider the performance of these two emerging waveguide classes in view of the anticipated deployment in data center environments of optical transceivers based on directly modulated multimode short wavelength VCSELs against those based on longer wavelength single-mode photonic integrated circuits. We describe the fabrication of graded index polymer waveguides, using the Mosquito and photo-addressing methods, and graded index glass waveguides, using ion diffusion on thin glass foils. A comparative characterization was carried out on the waveguide classes to show a clear reciprocal dependence of the performance of different waveguide classes on wavelength. Furthermore, the different waveguide types were connected into an optically disaggregated data switch and storage system to evaluate and validate their suitability for deployment in future data center environments.

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“…The dispensing scanning speed, inner needle diameter and dispensing pressure are key parameters in executing the Mosquito Method [16,19,22]. Hence, these three dispensing criteria are investigated to create the desired core diameter.…”

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“…Thus, it is imperative to implement the graded index (GI) multimode fiber since the fiber is a promising candidate for high bitrate transmissions in which it has the advantage of low propagation loss, low connection loss with GI multimode fiber (MMF) with wide misalignment tolerance, and low interchannel crosstalk even under a small pitch size [15]. Correspondingly, the "Mosquito Method" is adopted to create the GI circular core [16][17][18][19] of the Eu-Al polymer optical waveguide. The circular core is important as this research attempts to combine optical fiber characteristics to a planar waveguide.…”

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Performance of europium aluminium doped polymer optical waveguide amplifier

Saris¹,

Hamzah²,

Ambran³

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In this paper, the graded index (GI) multimode rare-earth metal (RE-M) doped polymer optical waveguide amplifier has been prepared and tested optically. A 10-cm Europium Aluminum Benzyl Methacrylate ( was fabricated via a unique technique known as the “Mosquito Method” which utilizes a micro-dispenser machine. Optical gain from 75 to 150 µm circular core diameter waveguide of 13 wt.% concentration has been demonstrated and measured under forward pumping condition. The cladding monomer deployed in this research is Acrylate resin XCL01, which is a modified photocurable acrylate material. Fundamentally, -30 decibel (dBm) red light signal input and 23 dBm pump power of 532 nm green laser wavelength is implemented within the range of 580 to 640 nm optical amplification wavelength. A maximum gain of 12.96 dB at 617 nm wavelength has been obtained for a 100 µm core diameter of Eu-Al polymer optical waveguide. The effect of different coupler diameter for pumping and the comparison of insertion loss before and after amplification against the performance of the Eu-Al polymer waveguide amplifier are also studied. There exists an optimum core diameter of which the amplifier gain enhancement is at maximum value.

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Optical Amplification in Multiple Cores of Europium Aluminium Composite Incorporated Polymer-Based Optical Waveguide Amplifier by Using Mosquito Method

Saris

Hamzah

Ambran

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Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering

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Graded-index core polymer optical waveguide for high-bandwidth-density optical printed circuit boards: fabrication and characterization

Cited by 6 publications

References 11 publications

Competitive Evaluation of Planar Embedded Glass and Polymer Waveguides in Data Center Environments

Competitive Evaluation of Planar Embedded Glass and Polymer Waveguides in Data Center Environments

Performance of europium aluminium doped polymer optical waveguide amplifier

Optical Amplification in Multiple Cores of Europium Aluminium Composite Incorporated Polymer-Based Optical Waveguide Amplifier by Using Mosquito Method

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