Optical circuit board, optical device, and alignment method
A circuit substrate and circuit technology, applied in the directions of light guides, optics, optical components, etc., can solve the problems of inability to align, observe, and enlarge the size of the optical circuit substrate, so that the manufacturing cost will not increase, and the alignment accuracy and loss will not be increased. The effect of increased sensitivity
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[0041] Figure 4 It is a figure for demonstrating the optical circuit board 101 of this embodiment. The optical circuit board 101 functionally includes two regions (the functional circuit part 11 and the waveguide part 12).
[0042] A functional circuit such as an AWG or an optical component 13 is connected to the functional circuit unit 11 through a waveguide 14 , and the waveguide 14 is connected to the signal port 22 via the input / output optical waveguide 16 of the waveguide unit 12 . An input / output optical waveguide 16 and a loopback circuit 15 are formed in the waveguide section 12 . One end of the input / output optical waveguide 16 is connected to the waveguide 14 , and the other end is connected to the signal port 22 .
[0043] The loopback circuit 15 includes a ring waveguide and a relay waveguide, and the relay waveguide is connected to the centering port 21 . The signal port 22 and the alignment port 21 are formed on the end surface of the optical circuit board 10...
Embodiment approach 2
[0051] Figure 6 It is a figure for demonstrating the optical device 301 of this embodiment. The optical device 301 connects the fiber array 201 to Figure 4 The optical circuit substrate 101 described in . In the optical fiber array 201, the signal optical fibers 32 arranged at the intervals of the signal ports 22 of the optical circuit substrate 101 and the alignment optical fibers 31 arranged at the positions of the alignment ports 21 of the optical circuit substrate 101 pass through the V-groove substrate and the press. The cover substrate is fixed, the ends of the signal optical fibers 32 are in contact with the signal ports 22 , and the ends of the alignment optical fibers 31 are in contact with the alignment ports 21 .
[0052] When the optical device 301 is manufactured, the optical circuit substrate 101 and the optical fiber array 201 must be aligned. The alignment method at this time includes: a temporary connection process of connecting the optical circuit substr...
Embodiment approach 3
[0056] Figure 7 It is a figure for demonstrating the optical device 302 of this embodiment. In the optical device 302 , the optical fiber array 202 is connected and fixed to the optical circuit substrate 102 . Optical circuit substrate 102 with Figure 4 The difference between the optical circuit substrate 101 of the optical circuit substrate 102 is that the optical waveguide 16 and the loopback circuit 15 of the optical circuit substrate 102 are arranged with an inclination angle (θ) relative to the vertical direction of the surface on which the signal port 22 and the alignment port 21 are arranged. . Corresponding to the oblique arrangement of the optical waveguide 16 and the loopback circuit 15, the alignment optical fiber 31 and the signal optical fiber 32 of the optical fiber array 202 are also obliquely connected. The alignment method at the time of connection is the same as that described in Embodiment 2.
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