The present invention discloses an improved wavelength division multiplexed (WDM) coupler. The WDM coupler includes a WDM filter attached to a first GRIN lens by applying a first heat-curing epoxy. The WDM coupler further includes the first GRIN lens inserted and fixed into a first holding tube by applying a second heat-curing epoxy. The WDM coupler further includes a second holding tube holding a dual fiber pigtail. The dual fiber pigtail is disposed at a first optimal position from the first GRIN lens to achieve a lowest reflection loss with the first and second holding tubes being in contact with each other. The dual fiber pigtail and the first and second holding tubes are fixed together by applying a third heat-curing epoxy. The WDM coupler further includes a second GRIN lens inserted and fixed into a third holding tube by applying a fourth heat-curing epoxy. The WDM coupler further includes a fourth holding tube holding a standard single fiber pigtail.
Compact, Low Cost In-Line Micro-Optic Components Made With Simplified Soldering Configuration And Method
The present invention discloses an improved in-line micro-optic component. The in-line micro-optic component includes an optical core attached to a first optical collimator by applying a first heat-curing epoxy. The in-line micro-optic component further includes a first gold-plated stainless steel holder holding the first optical collimator. The first optical collimator is inserted and fixed in the first stainless steel holder by applying a second heat-curing epoxy. The inline micro-optic component coupler further includes a second optical collimator. The in-line micro-optic component coupler further includes a second gold-plated stainless steel holder holding the second optical collimator. The second optical collimator is inserted and fixed in the second stainless steel holder by applying a third heat-curing epoxy. After the optical alignment between the first optical collimator with the optical core and the second optical collimator is done to achieve a lowest transmission loss, the first and the second stainless steel holders are soldered together.
Predictable Repeater Routing In An Integrated Circuit Design
Dajen Huang - Sunnyvale CA, US Yi Wu - Santa Clara CA, US Arjun Dutt - Santa Clara CA, US Yu L. Zheng - Fremont CA, US
Assignee:
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
G06F 17/50
US Classification:
716 14, 716 10
Abstract:
A mechanism is disclosed for assigning repeaters to signal paths in an integrated circuit design. The mechanism involves reserving, in a first metal layer of the integrated circuit design, metal tracks for routing signals. Access points to a plurality of repeaters are reserved in a second metal layer of the integrated circuit design. Each access point is associated with a particular repeater. The design may have other layers between the second metal layer and a region reserved for the repeaters. The number of repeaters may be based on the number of metal tracks that are available to route signals through the first region. Signal paths are assigned routes that comprise at least a portion of one or more of the metal tracks. A route from signal paths requiring a repeater to access points to a particular repeater is determined. Thus, the signal paths are assigned to a repeater.
A new low-cost Fabry-Perot (FP) laser with narrow spectral width and low sensitivity to reflections and temperature variation is disclosed in this invention. The new FP laser includes a mirror, a laser gain medium, and a partial wavelength mirror. The partial wavelength mirror has a low-cost reflective wavelength filter coating on it. The reflective wavelength filter has a narrow reflective passband width, i.e., less than 2 nm at FWHM, and a peak reflectivity of around 30% with an isolation of over 25 dB outside the reflective passband. Also the reflective wavelength filter has low wavelength thermal dependence of 0.01 nm/C or less.
An improved low-cost Fabry-Perot (FP) laser with narrow spectral width and low sensitivity to reflections and temperature variation is disclosed in this invention. The improved FP laser includes a mirror, a laser gain medium (chip), an anti-reflection coating, and a wavelength mirror. The laser chip has the mirror on its non-light emitting facet and the anti-reflection coating on its light emitting facet. The wavelength mirror is coated on a glass substrate. Both the laser chip and the wavelength mirror are fixed onto a submount. The wavelength mirror has a low-cost reflective wavelength filter coating on it. The reflective wavelength filter has a narrow reflective passband width, i.e., less than 2 nm at FWHM, and a peak reflectivity of around 30% with an isolation of over 25 dB outside the reflective passband. Also the reflective wavelength filter has low wavelength thermal dependence of 0.01 nm/C or less.
A new low-cost free-space optical isolator is disclosed in this invention. The new free-space optical isolator includes an input polarizer, a Faraday rotator, an output polarizer, and a magnetic tube. By employing the recently developed subwavelength optical elements (SOEs) technology, the input polarizer is directly manufactured on the left surface of the Faraday rotator and the output polarizer is directly manufactured on the right surface of the Faraday rotator. Relative to the polarization axis of the input polarizer, the polarization axis of the output polarizer is 45 degrees clockwise from left to right.
Method And System For Providing An Improved Three Port Wavelength Division Multiplexer
Yu Zheng - Sunnyvale CA Feng Liu - Sunnyvale CA Steven Guoxin Zhu - Fremont CA
Assignee:
Oplink Communications, Inc. - San Jose CA
International Classification:
G02B 626
US Classification:
385 47
Abstract:
A system and method for providing a wavelength division multiplexer is disclosed. In one aspect, the system and method include providing a housing for the wavelength division multiplexer. The housing includes a first port having a first aperture therein, a second port having a second aperture and a first plurality of apertures therein, and a third port having a third aperture and a second plurality of apertures therein. The second and third apertures are coupled to the first aperture. The first plurality of apertures are disposed symmetrically around the second aperture. The second plurality of apertures are disposed symmetrically around the third aperture. In another aspect, the method and system include providing a wavelength division multiplexer. The wavelength division multiplexer includes a first port including a first collimator, a second port coupled to the first port, and a third port coupled to the first port. The second port includes a second collimator and a first plurality of joints for affixing the second collimator.
This invention discloses a dual-fiber optical collimator. The collimator includes a dual fiber pigtail and a GRIN lens wherein the dual fiber pigtail securely fixed to the GRIN lens by a ultraviolet-curing epoxy and a first heat-curing bonding epoxy. The collimator further includes a glass tube securely fixed to the dual fiber pigtail by a second heat-curing bonding epoxy. A stainless steel holder securely fixed to the glass tube by a third heat-curing bonding epoxy. The first, second and third heat-curing bonding epoxy is a heat-curing epoxy of 353ND epoxy. The ultraviolet-curing epoxy applied between the GRIN lens and the dual fiber pigtail is an ultraviolet-curing epoxy of ECI4481 epoxy or an ultravioet-curing epoxy of OG154 epoxy. The stainless steel holder securely fixed to the glass tube by a third heat-curing bonding epoxy is disposed a distance away from the first heat-curing bonding epoxy and the ultraviolet-curing epoxy.
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Purdue University Jun 2011 - Jul 2011
Instructor of Software Engineering, Gifted Education Resource Institute Summer Residential 201
Boyu High Tech Nov 2010 - Feb 2011
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Te Connectivity Mar 2009 - Apr 2009
Product Development Engineer
Education:
Purdue University 2009 - 2011
Masters, Engineering
Shanghai Jiao Tong University 2005 - 2009
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Cadence Design Systems Jul 2012 - Jul 2014
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