Presentation
5 March 2021 Direct optical-wire bonding: 3D writing of polymer-wire waveguides for optical interconnects
Chong Cook Kim, Myeongho Kim, Namho Kim, Jaeyeon Pyo, Jung Ho Je
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Abstract
The direct optical wiring (DOW) technology which is based on the 3D writing of optically transparent polymer wires using a meniscus-guided method is employed to develop multi-mode optical interconnects for VCSEL-MMF applications. This DOW method, similar in concept to conventional electrical wire bonding, does not require any chemical reactions. DOW bonding is used to optically connect high-speed VCSELs and standard OM3 multi-mode fibers (MMFs). The resulting simplified lens-free transmitter modules show a high coupling efficiency (65%) and 12 Gbit/sec error-free transmission per-channel, which is satisfactory for optical HDMI 2.1 applications. In the presentation, the 4K-60Hz performance transmitted through the HDMI2.1 will be demonstrated and extended single-mode results introduced. We believe that DOW bonding can be a powerful platform technology for optical interconnect and photonic integration for innovative industrial and academic photonic applications.
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Chong Cook Kim, Myeongho Kim, Namho Kim, Jaeyeon Pyo, and Jung Ho Je "Direct optical-wire bonding: 3D writing of polymer-wire waveguides for optical interconnects", Proc. SPIE 11692, Optical Interconnects XXI, 116920J (5 March 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2576765
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KEYWORDS
Optical interconnects

Polymers

Polymer multimode waveguides

Waveguides

Photonics

Vertical cavity surface emitting lasers

Semiconductor lasers

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