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  • Journal of Lightwave Technology
  • Vol. 16,
  • Issue 1,
  • pp. 66-
  • (1998)

High Power and High Sensitivity Planar Lightwave Circuit Module Incorporating a Novel Passive Alignment Method

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Abstract

A high-power, high-sensitivity planar lightwave circuit (PLC) module, comprising a laser diode (LD) and a photodiode (PD) surface mounted on a PLC platform, has been realized by a novel passive alignment technique. We used a spot-size transformed LD and a corner-illuminated PD to form a highly efficient optical coupling between the devices and a PLC waveguide. We used the unique marker alignment method to ensure accurate positioning of them. The positioning precision achieved in the lateral direction was within 1 m for the LD's and within 10 m for the PD's. The rotational precision was within 0.4^{irc} for both chips. We realized high power operation (>8 mW) with a high receiver sensitivity (0.3 A/W). In this paper, we describe a high power, high sensitivity PLC incorporating a novel passive optical alignment technique for LD's and PD's.

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