Compact 60-GHz photonic millimeter-wave emitter module for fiber radio link

Fukushima,; Takahata,; Yoshino,

doi:10.1109/mwp.2002.1158861

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“…The overall size of this unit was 45 Â 20 Â 10 mm and also includes a diplexer and filter for recovery of a mm-wave LO signal delivered remotely from the CO. It is clear that by incorporating printed circuit technology (also used for fabrication of the mm-wave antenna) and developing appropriate alignment methods, a BS module of extremely small size can be achieved [61]. A number of hybrid integrated circuits for high-frequency fibre radio systems have been reported covering a range of mm-wave frequencies and including various functionalities.…”

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Fibre Radio Technology

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Nirmalathas

Lim

et al. 2009

Microwave Photonics

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Fibre Radio Technology

Novak

Nirmalathas

Lim

et al. 2009

Microwave Photonics

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“…A paralleltype module with a total reflection mirror and an aspheric lens on the upper surface of the package, 5) an edgeilluminated refracting-facet photodiode with lensed fiber and a two-lens system have been developed. 6,7) However, their adjustment requires active alignment, which incurs assembly costs, and their use requires a larger module.…”

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Novel Cost-Effective Photoreceiver Structure with Monolithically-Integrated Polymeric Waveguide Mirrors and Solder Bumps for Future 100-Gbit/s Class Receiver Modules

Aratake¹,

Akeyoshi²,

Tokumitsu³

2008

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We propose a new cost-effective structure for a future 100 Gbit/s-class optoelectronic integrated circuit (OEIC) with optical interconnection and a receiver module. This module is a flat compact package and achieves good optical and high-speed electrical performance. A polymeric optical waveguide and a curved micro-mirror are monolithically integrated on the OEIC as the optical interconnection. Furthermore, this OEIC chip is assembled using solder bumps and passively self-aligned technique. We confirmed the feasibility of applying this novel structure to future cost-effective 100-Gbit/s class receiver modules.

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