Embodiments disclosed herein include optical connectors for photonic packages. In an embodiment an optical connector comprises a socket and a ferrule inserted into the socket. In an embodiment, the optical connector further comprises a first row of optical fibers in the ferrule, and a second row of optical fibers in the ferrule over the first row. In an embodiment, the optical connector further comprises a fiber distribution housing where the first row of optical fibers and the second row of optical fibers are spread laterally within the fiber distribution housing.

An optical connector assembly (OCA) includes a connector housing to maintain alignment between optical components housed within the OCA and photoelectric converters on an optoelectronic substrate (OES) assembly. The optical components include a ferrule and an optical cable. The ferrule is optically coupled to the optical cable. The OCA includes a ferrule holder to hold the ferrule within the OCA, and a spring located between the connector housing and the ferrule holder. The spring is to apply a separating force between the ferrule holder and the connector housing. The OCA includes a gasket coupled to the connector housing. The coupling of the connector housing to a socket compresses the gasket to provide a seal between the connector housing and the socket.

Provided is an optical cable module, comprising an optical fiber cable, and an optical transceiver module. The optical transceiver module comprises a substrate; at least one optical transmitting device connected to the substrate; a plurality of optical receiving devices connected to the substrate, wherein the optical receiving devices are cylindrical optical receiving devices, and an air tightness of each of the cylindrical optical receiving devices is in a range of 1×10-12 atm*cc/sec to 5*10-7 atm*cc/sec; at least one optical receiving holder configured to assemble the optical receiving devices, wherein the optical receiving devices are secured in the optical receiving holder.

A passive optical network includes a central office providing subscriber signals; a fiber distribution hub including an optical power splitter and a termination field; and a drop terminal. Distribution fibers have first ends coupled to output ports of a drop terminal and second ends coupled to the termination field. A remote unit of a DAS is retrofitted to the network by routing a second feeder cable from a base station to the hub and coupling one the distribution fibers to the second feeder cable. The remote unit is plugged into the corresponding drop terminal port, for example, with a cable arrangement having a sealed wave division multiplexer.

A semiconductor device includes an optical connector element and an optical coupler. The optical connector element includes a base structure, a first polymer via and a cladding layer. The base structure has a first surface and a second surface opposite to the first surface. The first polymer via passes through the base structure from the first surface to the second surface. The cladding layer is surrounding the first polymer via, wherein a refractive index of the cladding layer is different than a refractive index of the first polymer via. The optical coupler is disposed over the optical connector element, wherein the optical coupler receives optical signals from the first polymer via.

Related to an optical communication module, the optical communication module comprises a main body, an optical communication assembly and a second circuit board. The main body comprises a housing and a first circuit board disposed on the housing. The housing and the first circuit board together form an airtight cavity of the main body, and the first circuit board comprises two first electric interfaces. The optical communication assembly is accommodated in the airtight cavity and comprises a substrate, an optical communication element and a second electric interface. The optical communication element disposed on the substrate. One of the two first electric interfaces of the first circuit board is electrically connected to the second electric interface. The second circuit board comprises a third electric interface and the other one of the two first electric interfaces of the first circuit board is electrically connected to the third electric interface.

An integrated circuit package integrates a photonic die (oDie) and an electronic die (eDie). More specifically, the integrated circuit package may include a plurality of redistribution layers communicatively coupled to at least one of the oDie and/or the eDie, where molded material at least partially surrounds the at least one of the oDie and/or the eDie.

Wafer level encapsulated packages includes a wafer, a glass substrate hermetically sealed to the wafer, and an electronic component. The glass substrate includes a glass cladding layer fused to a glass core layer and a cavity formed in the glass substrate. The electronic component is encapsulated within the cavity. In various embodiments, the floor of the cavity is planar and substantially parallel to a plane defined by a top surface of the glass cladding layer. The glass cladding layer has a higher etch rate in an etchant than the glass core layer. In various embodiments, the wafer level encapsulated package is substantially optically transparent. Methods for forming the wafer level encapsulated package and electronic devices formed from the wafer level encapsulated package are also described.

The present disclosure describes active optical cable assemblies. A cable assembly includes a fixed active optical connector having a transceiver, a ruggedized optical fiber cable integrated with the fixed active optical connector, a main cable assembly comprising one or more optical fiber cables, wherein the ruggedized cable is spliced to the main cable assembly; and a removable shroud configured to surround at least a portion of the fixed active optical connector plugged into a remote radio unit and to be secured to a remote radio unit. Active optical cable and remote radio unit systems are also described.

Described herein is an integrated photonics device including a light emitter, integrated edge outcoupler(s), optics, and a detector array. The device can include a hermetically sealed enclosure. The hermetic seal can reduce the amount of moisture and/or contamination that may affect the measurement, analysis, and/or the function of the individual components within the sealed enclosure. Additionally or alternatively, the hermetic seal can be used to protect the components within the enclosure from environmental contamination induced during the manufacturing, packaging, and/or shipping process. The outcoupler(s) can be formed by creating one or more pockets in the layers of a die. Outcoupler material can be formed in the pocket and, optionally, subsequent layers can be deposited on top. The edge of the die can be polished until a targeted polish plane is achieved. Once the outcoupler is formed, the die can be flipped over and other components can be formed.