Patent classifications
G02B6/124
Method And System For Partial Integration Of Wavelength Division Multiplexing And Bi-Directional Solutions
Methods and systems for partial integration of wavelength division multiplexing and bi-directional solutions are disclosed and may include, an optical transceiver on a silicon photonics integrated circuit coupled to a planar lightwave circuit (PLC). The silicon photonics integrated circuit may include a first modulator and first light source that operates at a first wavelength and a second modulator and second light source that operates at a second wavelength. The transceiver and PLC are operable to modulate a first continuous wave (CW) optical signal from the first light source utilizing the first modulator and modulate a second CW optical signal from the second light source utilizing the second modulator. The modulated signals may be communicated from the modulators to the PLC utilizing a first pair of grating couplers in the IC and combined in the PLC.
Method And System For Partial Integration Of Wavelength Division Multiplexing And Bi-Directional Solutions
Methods and systems for partial integration of wavelength division multiplexing and bi-directional solutions are disclosed and may include, an optical transceiver on a silicon photonics integrated circuit coupled to a planar lightwave circuit (PLC). The silicon photonics integrated circuit may include a first modulator and first light source that operates at a first wavelength and a second modulator and second light source that operates at a second wavelength. The transceiver and PLC are operable to modulate a first continuous wave (CW) optical signal from the first light source utilizing the first modulator and modulate a second CW optical signal from the second light source utilizing the second modulator. The modulated signals may be communicated from the modulators to the PLC utilizing a first pair of grating couplers in the IC and combined in the PLC.
Waveguide Grating Device
An optical waveguide comprises at least two TIR surface and contains a grating. Input TIR light with a first angular range along a first propagation direction undergoes at least two diffractions at the grating. Each diffraction directs light into a unique TIR angular range along a second propagation direction.
Waveguide Grating Device
An optical waveguide comprises at least two TIR surface and contains a grating. Input TIR light with a first angular range along a first propagation direction undergoes at least two diffractions at the grating. Each diffraction directs light into a unique TIR angular range along a second propagation direction.
OPTICAL INTERCONNECT FOR SWITCH APPLICATIONS
A switch module includes a switch integrated circuit (IC), a silicon photonics chips, and an interface having removably coupled first side and second side. The first side includes a lens array optically coupled to a SiP chip and the second side includes a connector having a plurality of planar lightwave circuits (PLCs) optically coupled to another lens array.
OPTICAL INTERCONNECT FOR SWITCH APPLICATIONS
A switch module includes a switch integrated circuit (IC), a silicon photonics chips, and an interface having removably coupled first side and second side. The first side includes a lens array optically coupled to a SiP chip and the second side includes a connector having a plurality of planar lightwave circuits (PLCs) optically coupled to another lens array.
Complementary plasmonic device and method
Methods and devices for a plasmonic circuit are described. A planar plasmonic device is configured with a controlling gate structure and when coupled to a complementary plasmonic device, a switching circuit can be realized. Also, by varying the properties of the complementary plasmonic device, the circuit can also operate as an amplifier. By use of combinations of this plasmonic circuit element, more advanced circuits and logic functions can be arrived at.
Complementary plasmonic device and method
Methods and devices for a plasmonic circuit are described. A planar plasmonic device is configured with a controlling gate structure and when coupled to a complementary plasmonic device, a switching circuit can be realized. Also, by varying the properties of the complementary plasmonic device, the circuit can also operate as an amplifier. By use of combinations of this plasmonic circuit element, more advanced circuits and logic functions can be arrived at.
PHOTOSENSITIVE UNIT, PHOTOSENSITIVE MODULE AND DISPLAY DEVICE
A photosensitive unit, a photosensitive module and a display device are provided. The photosensitive unit includes: a light-emitting structure, a photoelectric converter, an optical waveguide device and a collimator. The converter and collimator are disposed on the same side of the optical waveguide device side by side, the light-emitting structure is disposed on one side of the converter away from the optical waveguide device, and one side on the converter close to the light-emitting structure is light-shielding; the light-emitting structure is capable of emitting light rays to a target side thereof away from the converter; the collimator is capable of screening collimating light rays in the light rays incident from the target side, and controlling the collimating light rays to be incident to the optical waveguide device; the optical waveguide device is capable of controlling the collimating light rays incident from the collimator to be incident to the converter.
PHOTOSENSITIVE MODULE, PHOTOSENSITIVE DEVICE AND DISPLAY PANEL
A photosensitive module includes a plurality of photosensitive cells. Each of the photosensitive cells includes a selective light director having a first surface including a light entry region and a light exit region different from the light entry region, the selective light director being configured to selectively direct a collimated portion of light incident towards the light entry region to the light exit region to exit from the selective light director; and a photoelectric converter arranged in the light exit region and having a light receiving surface facing the light exit region to receive the collimation portion of the light exiting from the selective light director.