Takeshi Komiyama
Fujitsu
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Proceedings of SPIE | 2017
Takatoshi Yagisawa; Hideki Oku; Tatsuhiro Mori; Rie Tsudome; Kazuhiro Tanaka; Osamu Daikuhara; Takeshi Komiyama; Satoshi Ide
Interconnects have been more important in high-performance computing systems and high-end servers beside its improvements in computing capability. Recently, active optical cables (AOCs) have started being used for this purpose instead of conventionally used copper cables. The AOC enables to extend the transmission distance of the high-speed signals dramatically by its broadband characteristics, however, it tend to increase the cost. In this paper, we report our developed quad small form-factor pluggable (QSFP) AOC utilizing cost-effective optical-module technologies. These are a unique structure using generally used flexible printed circuit (FPC) in combination with an optical waveguide that enables low-cost high-precision assembly with passive alignment, a lens-integrated ferrule that improves productivity by eliminating a polishing process for physical contact of standard PMT connector for the optical waveguide, and an overdrive technology that enables 100 Gb/s (25 Gb/s × 4-channel) operation with low-cost 14 Gb/s vertical-cavity surfaceemitting laser (VCSEL) array. The QSFP AOC demonstrated clear eye opening and error-free operation at 100 Gb/s with high yield rate even though the 14 Gb/s VCSEL was used thanks to the low-coupling loss resulting from the highprecision alignment of optical devices and the over-drive technology.
electronic components and technology conference | 2016
Takatoshi Yagisawa; Tatsuhiro Mori; Rie Gappa; Kazuhiro Tanaka; Osamu Daikuhara; Takeshi Komiyama; Satoshi Ide
We propose a novel structure for optical assembly that enables high-precision passive alignment assembly process for our flexible printed circuit -- based optical engine. The optical engines are fabricated with less than 7 μm of misalignment between optical devices and polymer waveguides. This high-precision alignment suppresses the optical coupling losses to an average of 2.9 dB for the transmitter side and, 1.6 dB for the receiver side. The optical engines are installed to a high-volume product of 100 Gb/s quad small form-factor pluggable (QSFP) optical transceivers. The QSFP demonstrated clear eye opening and error-free operation at 100Gb/s with high yield rate thanks to the low-coupling loss resulting from the high-precision alignment of optical devices.
Archive | 1998
Harumi Yagi; Noritsugu Ozaki; Tsuyoshi Yamamoto; Toshiyuki Nakada; Takeshi Komiyama; Yoshihito Okuwaki
Archive | 2000
Hidehiko Kira; Shunji Baba; Norio Kainuma; Toru Okada; Takatoyo Yamakami; Yasunori Sasaki; Takeshi Komiyama; Kenji Kobae; Hiroshi Kobayashi
Archive | 2004
Hidehiko Kira; Shunji Baba; Norio Kainuma; Toru Okada; Takatoyo Yamakami; Yasunori Sasaki; Takeshi Komiyama; Kenji Kobae; Hiroshi Kobayashi
Archive | 2015
Satoshi Moriyama; Osamu Daikuhara; Nobuyoshi Shimizu; Takeshi Komiyama
Archive | 1991
Takeshi Komiyama
Archive | 2017
Rie Gappa; Takeshi Komiyama
Archive | 2009
Hidehiko Kira; Shunji Baba; Norio Kainuma; Toru Okada; Takatoyo Yamakami; Yasunori Sasaki; Takeshi Komiyama; Kenji Kobae; Hiroshi Kobayashi
Archive | 2006
Hidehiko Kira; Shunji Baba; Norio Kainuma; Toru Okada; Takatoyo Yamakami; Yasunori Sasaki; Takeshi Komiyama; Kenji Kobae; Hiroshi Kobayashi