Ntt Electronics Corporation

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

Satoru Konno

Yuichi Suzuki

Shinji Mino

Shin Kamei

Motohaya Ishii

Shunichi Soma

Shuichiro Asakawa

Shigeo Nagashima

Teruaki Sato

Tomohiro Nakanishi

Hiroshi Fukuda

Ken Tsuzuki

Takashi Saida

Akira Miyashita

Nobuo Tomita

Hisashi Izumita

Norio Takato

Mitsuo Usui

Fumiaki Hanawa

Yoshitaka Enomoto

Yuichi Kikuchi

Motoki Minami

Jyunko Katoh

An optical circuit board which is mounted with a loop-back circuit for returning aligning light to the fiber array in the vicinity of the fiber array connection end. Since an aligning loop-back circuit can be formed in an optical waveguide pattern, a production cost does not increase in comparison to an optical circuit board of the related art. The aligning light combined from the optical fiber to the aligning port of the optical circuit board is returned to the optical fiber around the loop-back circuit. Therefore, it is possible to perform alignment using the returned light. That is, alignment can be performed while being mounted on a package without installing a light-reflecting film or mirror.

Optical device having a fiber array, and method of alignment thereof

An optical module that is connectable to an optical fiber array and that can be packaged in a high density. Two package modules are mounted on a board, and optical waveguides in a Si photonic lightwave circuit mounted on the package module are connected to an optical fiber array fixed to an optical fiber block. Moreover, output end surfaces of the optical waveguides in the Si photonic lightwave circuit are perpendicular to a mount surface of the package module. The optical waveguides in the Si photonic lightwave circuit may be tilted at an appropriate angle with respect to a direction perpendicular to a right end surface. Moreover, the optical fiber block fixes optical fibers with the optical fibers tilted with respect to a direction perpendicular to an end surface connected to the Si photonic lightwave circuit.

Optical module

An optical element module is equipped with a casing, an optical element provided inside the casing, a pipe which communicates the inside of the casing to the outside, and a primary coated optical fiber which is inserted through the pipe and connected to the optical element.

Optical element module with a primary coated optical fiber

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Yokohama, Japan

Satoru Konno