Passive Aligned Hybrid Integrated WDM Transceiver Module Using Planar Lightwave Circuit Platform

Hiroaki OKANO; Hideo OTSUKI; Hisato UETSUKA; Tatsuo TERAOKA; Tsuneo SHIOTA; Satoshi AOKI; Shinji TSUJI

Passive Aligned Hybrid Integrated WDM Transceiver Module Using Planar Lightwave Circuit Platform

Hiroaki OKANO, Hideo OTSUKI, Hisato UETSUKA, Tatsuo TERAOKA, Tsuneo SHIOTA, Satoshi AOKI, Shinji TSUJI

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To realize a low-cost WDM transceiver module based on a PLC-platform, simple, assembly techniques have been successfully developed. The formation of index marks with an accuracy of below 0.1 µm has made it possible to mount Opto-electronic devices on the silicon terrace of the PLC-platform by a passive alignment. A newly developed trench formation technique for inserting a 1.3/1.5 µm WDM dielectric filter enabled us not only to ensure a stable WDM function but also to prevent excess loss associated with the dielectric filter scheme. It is found that these two technologies are practically useful to achieve high-performance WDM transceiver module.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E80-C No.1 pp.112-116

Publication Date: 1997/01/25

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Hiroaki OKANO, Hideo OTSUKI, Hisato UETSUKA, Tatsuo TERAOKA, Tsuneo SHIOTA, Satoshi AOKI, Shinji TSUJI, "Passive Aligned Hybrid Integrated WDM Transceiver Module Using Planar Lightwave Circuit Platform" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics, vol. E80-C, no. 1, pp. 112-116, January 1997, doi: .
Abstract: To realize a low-cost WDM transceiver module based on a PLC-platform, simple, assembly techniques have been successfully developed. The formation of index marks with an accuracy of below 0.1 µm has made it possible to mount Opto-electronic devices on the silicon terrace of the PLC-platform by a passive alignment. A newly developed trench formation technique for inserting a 1.3/1.5 µm WDM dielectric filter enabled us not only to ensure a stable WDM function but also to prevent excess loss associated with the dielectric filter scheme. It is found that these two technologies are practically useful to achieve high-performance WDM transceiver module.
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