Isao Tamai - IEEE Xplore Author Profile

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To realize a new package substrate for co-packaged optics, a silicon-photonics hybrid glass-epoxy substrate was demonstrated. In the substrate, silicon photonics dies working as optical/electrical conversion engines are embedded. Additionally, it includes optical redistribution composed of polymer waveguides and mirror-based optical coupling structures between the polymer and silicon waveguides. A...Show More
To realize a new package substrate for co-packaged optics, silicon-photonics hybrid glass-epoxy substrate with optical redistribution layer was demonstrated. 112 Gbps PAM-4 transmissions through the hybrid substrate were demonstrated with the TDECQ less than 3.4 dB.Show More
We previously proposed a new package substrate called active optical package (AOP) substrate to realize co-packaged optics. An optical redistribution technology on silicon photonics dies was developed to fabricate the AOP substrate. It is composed of a polymer waveguide, with a mirror-based optical coupling between the polymer and silicon waveguides. The fabricated optical redistribution loss was ...Show More
We demonstrate temperature insensitive operation of an active optical package substrate comprising of silicon waveguide, two micro-mirrors and polymer waveguide. Transmission of 112-Gb/s PAM4 optical signal was performed without noticeable penalty at 85 °C.Show More
We propose a next generation co-packaged substrate using Si photonics dies, a polymer optical waveguide, and a optical connector to achieve beyond 10 Tb/s and WDM optical links. The two micro-mirrors and polymer waveguides were integrated, and their optical characteristics were evaluated.Show More
An optical re-distribution based on micro-mirrors and polymer waveguide was demonstrated on a silicon photonics die for advanced co-packaged optics. Low wavelength dependent characteristics was obtained and 28GBaud NRZ signal was also successfully transmitted with negligible signal distortions.Show More
The broadband vertical optical coupling of silicon (Si) photonics poses significant challenges regarding the use of wavelength division multiplexing (WDM). The grating coupler, a type of vertical optical coupling device, strongly depends on the wavelength. As an alternative, we developed another vertical optical coupling device using a 45° curved micro-mirror. To experimentally demonstrate the bro...Show More
Optical through Si vias (TSVs) for Si photonics have been studied for many new applications and grating couplers have been used as vertical optical I/O (input/output) devices. Recently, we demonstrated a new vertical optical I/O using an integrated curved micro-mirror. Compared to grating couplers, broadband optical I/O can be available. In this work, a feasibility study of an optical TSV using th...Show More