Emcore Corporation

Robert Mosebar

Xiaozhong Wang

Edmond Lau

Seng-Kum Chan

Charles Xiaozhong Wang

Al Yuen

An optical transceiver including an optical fiber ribbon, a housing permanently attached to the optical fiber ribbon, and an electrical connector extending from the housing. An electro/optical converter is disposed within the housing including an array of VCSELs and an array of photodiodes rigidly coupled to a ferrule supporting respective fibers of the fiber ribbon. A member is disposed on an outer surface of the housing adjacent the aperture that resists sharp bending of the optical fiber ribbon where the ribbon exits the housing through the aperture and blocks leakage of electromagnetic radiation from the housing.

Internal EMI washer for optical transceiver with parallel optic fiber ribbon

A printed circuit board having a pattern of fiducial marks on opposed edges of the board for assuring accuracy and alignment of an electrical connector printed on the board. The fiducial marks are printed as staggered indicia extending orthogoral to the printed contact row array of the electrical connector so that when the board is cut or routed, an inspection process can determine if the physical edges of the board, which determine the pin alignment with a mating receptacle, are within specification.

Fiducial markings for quality verification of high density circuit board connectors

Electro-optical transceiver

Methods for qualifying the accuracy of a circuit board may include providing a printing mask pattern for first and second sides of the circuit board with a first sequence of spaced indicia parallel to a first edge of the printed circuit board, and a second sequence of spaced indicia parallel to a second edge of the printed circuit board opposite the first edge. A layer of visually conspicuous material may be printed on the board using the mask patterns. The board may be separated or cut to a predetermined size thereby removing, at least a portion of the spaced indicia of each sequence. The number of indicia printed on the first and second sides respectively of the circuit board may be determined after the circuit board is cut to the predetermined size. The circuit board may be accepted or rejected based upon the numerical determination against a qualification criteria.

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

Robert Mosebar