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Dr. Mohammad Afsar Uddin

at City Univ of Hong Kong

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Proceedings Article | 21 November 2007 Paper

Reliability study in the fabrication and packaging of optical devices

H. Chan, M. Uddin

Proceedings Volume 6781, 67811N (2007) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.743239

KEYWORDS: Adhesives, Polymers, Packaging, Reliability, Optical components, Waveguides, Photonic integrated circuits, Photonic devices, Silicon, Ultraviolet radiation

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There are two approaches to develop reliable photonic devices. One is by the process & materials optimization, and the other is the reliability assurance during the fabrication, packaging & operation period. These critical issues needed to be addressed in order to bring commercialization of these devices closer. The development of organic polymers with high optical quality & high performance has led to a maturing of the polymer photonic device field. The combination of structural flexibility and toughness in optical polymers also makes it more suitable for vertical integration to realize 3D and even for all-polymer integrated optics. Packages are usually an integral part of the device. Therefore, fabrication, packaging and reliability challenges are the well-known potential showstopper to the growth of photonic components. In this review, the suitability of optical polymer systems, the materials & process optimization issues in fabricating reliable planner lightwave circuit (PLC) devices, packaging of fiber array & splitter components to integrate fiber-to-waveguide devices for fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) networks are summarized.

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