Alignability Versus Signal Density in Integrated Planar-Optical Interconnect Packages

Anjan K. Ghosh; Russell S. Beech

doi:10.1364/ODP.1993.WA.13

Optical Design for Photonics
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1993),
paper WA.13
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Alignability Versus Signal Density in Integrated Planar-Optical Interconnect Packages

Anjan K. Ghosh and Russell S. Beech

Optical Design for Photonics 1993

California United States
22–24 March 1993
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Abstract

Free space optical interconnects are well suited to complex, 3-D interconnect patterns and high density parallel interconnections because of their low cross-talk and the ability of beams to pass through one another with minimal interference [1].

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