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5 April 1995 Polymer-based optical interconnect technology: a route to low-cost optoelectronic packaging and interconnect
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Recent advances in optical devices, polymeric materials, and in the electronic MCM packaging and interconnect technologies could bring the cost of optical interconnect to a level affordable for module, board, and backplane level interconnect applications. Specifically, we discuss how the development in (1) vertical-cavity surface-emitting-laser devices, (2) multichip module packaging technologies, (3) optical polymers, and (4) adaptive interconnect can be applied to benefit optoelectronic packaging and interconnect. We show how these advancements will allow widely used planar processes and the already developed packaging technology in electronics to be applicable to optoelectronic packaging to reduce both recurring and nonrecurring engineering costs for this new technology insertion into computers and advanced electronic systems.
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Yung-Sheng Liu, Herbert S. Cole, Julian P. G. Bristow, and Yue Liu "Polymer-based optical interconnect technology: a route to low-cost optoelectronic packaging and interconnect", Proc. SPIE 2400, Optoelectronic Interconnects III, (5 April 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.206296
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KEYWORDS
Packaging

Optical interconnects

Polymers

Optoelectronic packaging

Vertical cavity surface emitting lasers

Waveguides

Optoelectronic devices

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