Two-Dimensional Optical Interconnection Based on Two-Layered Optical Printed Circuit Board

Hwang, Sung Hwan; Cho, Mu Hee; Kang, Sunghwun; Lee, Tae‐Woo; Park, Hyo‐Hoon; Rho, Byung Sup

doi:10.1109/lpt.2007.892888

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“…At the receiver side, these channels can be demultiplexed using similar ring resonators with drop ports, and detected separately. If the input is a broadband source, it only requires that the resonant wavelengths of the ring modulators match one-to-one with those of the ring demultiplexers [8,9]. …”

Section: Simplified Architecture For Wdm Optical Interconnection mentioning

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Current Trends of High capacity Optical Interconnection Data Link in High Performance Optical Communication Systems

Rashed¹

2013

IJISA

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Abstract-Optical technologies are ubiquitous in telecommunications networks and systems, providing multiple wavelength channels of transport at 2.5 Gbit/sec to 40 Gbit/sec data rates over single fiber optic cables. Market pressures continue to drive the number of wavelength channels per fiber and the data rate per channel. This trend will continue for many years to come as electronic commerce grows and enterprises demand higher and reliable bandwidth over long distances. Electronic commerce, in turn, is driving the growth curves for single processor and multiprocessor performance in data base transaction and Web based servers. Ironically, the insatiable taste for enterprise network bandwidth, which has driven up the volume and pushed down the price of optical components for telecommunications, is simultaneously stressing computer system bandwidth increasing the need for new interconnection schemes and providing for the first time commercial opportunities for optical components in computer systems. The evolution of integrated circuit technology is causing system designs to move towards communication based architectures. We have presented the current tends of high performance system capacity of optical interconnection data transmission link in high performance optical communication and computing systems over wide range of the affecting parameters.

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“…(9,10) have demonstrated that as both refractive index of silica -doped and plastic materials based waveguide, and relative refractive index d ifference increase, the coupling losses also increase. But we find the higher coupling loss for plastic material based waveguide.…”

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Current Trends of High capacity Optical Interconnection Data Link in High Performance Optical Communication Systems

Rashed¹

2013

IJISA

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“…15. The interest in multilayer optical interconnections on the PCB-level has grown recently in view of their potential for higher integration densities and more flexible routing schemes (Hwang et al, 2007). Moreover, they can take full advantage of the 2D characteristics of 2D optoelectronic devices such as Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser (VCSEL) and photodetector arrays.…”

Section: Coupling Structures For Printed Circuit Board-level Optical mentioning

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Deep Proton Writing: A Rapid Prototyping Tool for Polymer Micro-Optical and Micro-Mechanical Components

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Ottevaere³

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Rapid Prototyping Technology - Principles and Functional Requirements

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“…The interest in multilayer optical interconnections on the PCB-level has grown recently [14] in view of their potential for higher integration densities and more flexible routing schemes. One of the big advantages of the discrete couplers presented in this letter is that the concept can be easily extended towards multilayer structures.…”

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Discrete Out-of-Plane Coupling Components for Printed Circuit Board-Level Optical Interconnections

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Hendrickx

Daele

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IEEE Photon. Technol. Lett.

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Abstract-We propose discrete out-of-plane coupling components as a versatile alternative to current approaches used to couple light in and out of the propagation plane in waveguide-based printed circuit board (PCB)-level optical interconnections. The out-of-plane couplers feature a 45 micromirror and are fabricated using deep proton writing as a rapid prototyping technology. Their fabrication is compatible with replication techniques and shows all the potential of low-cost mass fabrication. In a first configuration, we use the component in a fiber-to-fiber coupling scheme. Coupling losses as small as 0.77 dB were achieved. In a second configuration, the out-of-plane coupler is plugged into a laser ablated cavity in optical waveguides integrated on a PCB. Here a total link loss between out-of-plane fiber and in-plane fiber of 3.00 dB was achieved when using it at the transmitter side and 5.69 dB when using it at the receiver side.

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Two-Dimensional Optical Interconnection Based on Two-Layered Optical Printed Circuit Board

Cited by 37 publications

References 6 publications

Current Trends of High capacity Optical Interconnection Data Link in High Performance Optical Communication Systems

Current Trends of High capacity Optical Interconnection Data Link in High Performance Optical Communication Systems

Deep Proton Writing: A Rapid Prototyping Tool for Polymer Micro-Optical and Micro-Mechanical Components

Discrete Out-of-Plane Coupling Components for Printed Circuit Board-Level Optical Interconnections

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