Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Future Wei Technologies, Inc.

Zhenxing Liao

Min Zhou

Huafeng Lin

Ning Cheng

Lei Zhou

Enyu Zhou

Lingjie Wang

Lei Zhang

Jing Huang

Sulin Yang

Guo Ji Wei

Zhenping Wang

Changliang Yu

Yanli Zhao

Lei Wang

A transmitter optical subassembly is disclosed including a substrate and a direct modulated laser disposed on the substrate. A single-stage isolator, a polarization direction rotator, and an optical branching filter are disposed side by side on the substrate in a light propagation direction. The polarization direction rotator can adjust linearly polarized light to P-polarized light, the optical branching filter includes an optical splitter subassembly and a filter subassembly, and an optical splitter film in the optical splitter subassembly is an optical splitter film with P polarization. The polarization direction rotator adjusts the incident linearly polarized light to the P-polarized light, and the optical splitter film in the optical branching filter is the optical splitter film with P polarization; all P-polarized light with single polarization can pass through the optical branching filter, without causing any polarization loss or two peaks.

Transmitter optical subassembly, optical component, optical module, and passive optical network system

A material for blocking crosstalk, an optical assembly, and a method for preparing the material are provided. The optical assembly includes an optical receive assembly, where a periphery of the optical receive assembly includes a transparent region and a non-transparent region; the transparent region is made of the material, where a first layer of film is located on a side opposite to an optical receiving direction, and a second layer of film is located on a side opposite to the optical receive assembly; and the non-transparent region is of an electrical-signal shielding structure.

Material for blocking crosstalk, optical assembly, and method for preparing material

A collimation lens and an optical module of the collimation lens. The collimation lens includes a front convex aspheric lens, a first polarizing filter, a Faraday rotation (FR) crystal, a second polarizing filter, and a rear convex aspheric lens. The front convex aspheric lens is coupled to a first end face of the collimation lens, and the rear convex aspheric lens is coupled to a second end face of the collimation lens. The first polarizing filter is coupled between the front convex aspheric lens and the FR crystal, and the second polarizing filter is coupled between the FR crystal and the rear convex aspheric lens.

Collimation lens and optical module

Embodiments provide an electromagnetic shielding material and a method for packaging an optical module, where the electromagnetic shielding material includes an electromagnetic shield layer. The electromagnetic shield layer includes an external flux guide layer, an insulation medium layer, and an internal flux guide layer. The external flux guide layer is of a mesh structure, and each mesh forms a first guiding unit. The first guiding unit is of a tapered structure, and the guiding unit forms a first included angle with a horizontal direction. The first included angle is greater than 0 degrees and less than 90 degrees. A cross section of the electromagnetic shield layer is in a sawtooth shape.

Electromagnetic shielding material and method for packaging optical module

An optical transmit system, including a direct modulator configured to generate an optical signal, an optical amplifier coupled to the direct modulator configured to amplify the optical signal output by the direct modulator, and a stimulated Brillouin scattering component coupled to the optical amplifier configured to limit optical power of the optical signal output by the optical amplifier, where a stimulated Brillouin scattering threshold of the stimulated Brillouin scattering component is equal to minimum optical power of a part, which needs to be limited, of the optical signal output by the optical amplifier, and the stimulated Brillouin scattering component reflects, using a stimulated Brillouin scattering frequency difference, a part, which has optical power higher than the minimum optical power, of the optical signal output by the optical amplifier in order to limit outputting of this part of the optical signal.

Optical transmit system

An avalanche photodiode includes a GeOI substrate; an I&#x2014;Ge absorption layer configured to absorb an optical signal and generate a photo-generated carrier; a first p-type SiGe layer, a second p-type SiGe layer, a first SiGe layer, and a second SiGe layer, where a Si content in any one of the SiGe layers is less than or equal to 20%; a first SiOoxidation layer and a second SiOoxidation layer; a first taper type silicon Si waveguide layer and a second taper type silicon Si waveguide layer; a heavily-doped n-type silicon Si multiplication layer; and anode electrodes and a cathode electrode.

Avalanche photodiode and manufacturing method thereof

A filter includes two translucent bodies. Each of the translucent bodies has a first plane, a second plane that forms a wedge angle with the first plane, and a third plane that intersects with both the first plane and the second plane, first planes of the two translucent bodies are parallel to each other, and second planes of the two translucent bodies are parallel to each other. The filter also comprises a beam splitting film, where surfaces of both sides are respectively combined with the first planes of the two translucent bodies. Two reflective films are combined, respectively, with the second planes of the two translucent bodies.

Filter, method for producing filter, and laser wavelength monitoring apparatus

Embodiments of the present invention disclose an optical transmitter, a 10 G-DML, an MPD, an MPD, a collimation lens, and a narrowband optical filter are disposed in a TO to achieve monitoring of an optical power, received optical powers are monitored by using the MPDand the MPD, the detected optical powers are output to a wavelength locking monitoring circuit by using a TO pin, variations, which are detected by the wavelength locking monitoring circuit, of the optical power and a variation of a wavelength locking factor K0 are separately compared with corresponding thresholds, and a comparison result are sent to a wavelength locking control circuit, to enable the wavelength locking control circuit to adjust, according to the comparison result and by using the TO pin, a temperature of a TEC to perform wavelength alignment.

Optical transmitter, wavelength alignment method, and passive optical network system

An apparatus comprising a receiver optical subassembly (ROSA) configured to receive an optical signal, wherein the ROSA comprises an optical-electrical (O/E) converter configured to convert the optical signal into an electrical signal, and a processor coupled to the ROSA and configured to calibrate an O/E converter bias, wherein calibrating the O/E converter bias comprises reading an initial O/E converter dark current measurement, adjusting the O/E converter bias with a voltage step, reading an adjusted O/E converter dark current measurement after the voltage step adjustment, and monitoring an O/E converter dark current change rate by subtracting the initial O/E converter dark current measurement from the adjusted O/E converter dark current measurement.

Avalanche photodiode bias control in passive optical networks

A signal processing method, an optical receiver and optical network system is provided. The method includes: receiving a first optical signal sent by an optical network unit, generating a second optical signal and modulating a phase of the second optical signal, obtaining at least one path of electrical signals after the first optical signal and the second optical signal separately undergo polarization splitting, frequency mixing, and optical-electrical conversion, outputting a third electrical signal after performing operation processing on the at least one path of electrical signals, and restoring a data signal according to the third electrical signal and performing sending. The embodiments example benefits are greatly reducing complexity of system implementation and maximally reducing a system upgrade cost and an optical power loss.

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Wuhan, China

Zhenxing Liao