JPH03271706A - Optical fiber terminal and production thereof - Google Patents
Optical fiber terminal and production thereofInfo
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
［産業上の利用分野］
この発明は光通信の送受信系に用いられる光ファイバ端
末及びその製造方法に関するものである。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to an optical fiber terminal used in a transmitting/receiving system of optical communication and a method of manufacturing the same.
［従来の技術］
光通信は、光ファイバ、半導体レーザ（ＬＤ） 、発光
ダイオード（ＬＥＤ） 、フォトダイオード（ＰＤ）を
始めとして、光スィッチ、光変調器、アイソレータ。[Prior Art] Optical communications include optical fibers, semiconductor lasers (LDs), light emitting diodes (LEDs), and photodiodes (PDs), as well as optical switches, optical modulators, and isolators.
先導波路等の受動、能動素子の高性能、高機能化に伴っ
てその応用範囲が拡大されつつある。その中でもＬＥＤ
やＰＤを用いた送受信系は、ＬＡＮ （ＬｏｃａｌＡｒ
ｅａ Ｎｅｔｗｏｒｋ）等のように構内やビル内の狭い
領域内の情報ネットワークとして実用化されている。As the performance and functionality of passive and active elements such as guiding waveguides become higher and higher, their range of applications is expanding. Among them, LED
The transmission/reception system using LAN and PD is LAN (LocalAr
It has been put into practical use as an information network within a narrow area within a campus or building, such as EA Network.
発光、受光デバイスであるＬＥＤ、 ＰＤは、通常光フ
ァイバ端末と一体化されたモジュールの形で構成され、
通常はプリント基板に実装されて用いられるので、光フ
ァイバは基板に平行に配置されることが多い。LEDs and PDs, which are light-emitting and light-receiving devices, are usually configured in the form of modules integrated with optical fiber terminals.
Since optical fibers are usually mounted on a printed circuit board and used, the optical fibers are often arranged parallel to the circuit board.
第４図（ａ）、 （ｂ）は、光デバイス４１と光ファイ
バ端末４２とで構成した通常の光モジュールを示してい
る。第４図（ａ）は、レンズ４３を介在させて光デバイ
ス４１と、光ファイバ１３の端末４２とを結合させた例
、第４図（ｂ）は、光デバイス４１と光ファイバ１３の
端末４２とを直接突き合せ結合をした例である。FIGS. 4(a) and 4(b) show a normal optical module composed of an optical device 41 and an optical fiber terminal 42. FIG. FIG. 4(a) shows an example in which the optical device 41 and the terminal 42 of the optical fiber 13 are coupled through a lens 43, and FIG. 4(b) shows the optical device 41 and the terminal 42 of the optical fiber 13. This is an example of a direct butt join.
この例において、光ファイバ１３の互いの光軸を平行に
するため光デバイス４１は、Ｌ字幕板４４のようなもの
に縦に配置される。一方、周辺の電気回路は、通常、平
面の基板上に配置されるので、周辺の回路と光デバイス
間の電気配線が煩雑になったり、光デバイス自身の実装
の困難さが生じる。これに対し、光デバイスを周辺回路
と同一平面基板上に配する結合方式が検討されている。In this example, the optical device 41 is arranged vertically on something like an L subtitle board 44 in order to make the optical axes of the optical fibers 13 parallel to each other. On the other hand, peripheral electric circuits are usually arranged on a flat substrate, which makes the electrical wiring between the peripheral circuits and the optical device complicated and makes it difficult to mount the optical device itself. In response, a coupling method in which optical devices and peripheral circuits are arranged on the same plane substrate is being considered.
第５図は、その原理を示すものであり、光デバイス４１
と光ファイバ１３との互いの光軸が直交した突合せの結
合方式をとった光モジュールの一例である。この結合方
式によれば、光ファイバ端面を約４５°に加工し、ミラ
ー面５１で光を全反射させて結合するもので、厚みの低
減にも有効とされている。FIG. 5 shows the principle and shows the optical device 41.
This is an example of an optical module employing a butt-coupling method in which an optical fiber 13 and an optical fiber 13 are butted so that their optical axes are perpendicular to each other. According to this coupling method, the end face of the optical fiber is processed to an angle of about 45°, and the light is totally reflected on the mirror surface 51 for coupling, and is said to be effective in reducing the thickness.
第６図は、光ファイバ端面をミラー加工したファイバ端
末の一例である。この例では光ファイバＩ３の端面とと
もに約４５°の角度で端面が斜めに加工されたシリコン
基板１１を有し、このシリコン基板１１の端面は、メタ
ルコートによるミラー面５１が施されたファイバ支持ブ
ロック６１に突き合せて配置される（ジャーナル・オブ
・ライトウェーブ・テクノロジー、 Ｖｏｌ、 ＬＴ−
５，Ｎｏ、８ ； １１１８頁参照）。FIG. 6 is an example of a fiber terminal in which the end face of the optical fiber is mirror-processed. This example has a silicon substrate 11 whose end surface is obliquely processed at an angle of about 45 degrees together with the end surface of the optical fiber I3, and the end surface of this silicon substrate 11 is a fiber support block having a mirror surface 51 formed by metal coating. 61 (Journal of Lightwave Technology, Vol. LT-
5, No. 8; see page 1118).
ところが、第６図の構造の光ファイバ端末によれば、フ
ァイバ基板１１とファイバ支持ブロック６１との双方に
斜め研磨の加工を必要とする。また、ファイバ端面の研
磨の際にファイバのエツジの欠けを防止するため、まず
光ファイバ１３を２枚のシリコン基板で両側から挾んで
固定し、ファイバ端面の研磨の後に一方の基板を研磨で
除去する製作工程が必要である。従って、製作に非常に
多くの工数を必要とし、生産性が悪くコストの低減が困
難であるという欠点がある。However, according to the optical fiber terminal having the structure shown in FIG. 6, both the fiber substrate 11 and the fiber support block 61 require oblique polishing. In addition, in order to prevent the fiber edge from chipping when polishing the fiber end face, the optical fiber 13 is first sandwiched and fixed between two silicon substrates from both sides, and after polishing the fiber end face, one of the substrates is removed by polishing. A manufacturing process is required. Therefore, there are disadvantages in that a very large number of man-hours are required for manufacturing, and productivity is poor, making it difficult to reduce costs.
本発明の目的は、上述のような課題を解決し、製作が容
易で、簡易な光ファイバ端末及びその製造方法を提供す
ることにある。An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems and provide an optical fiber terminal that is easy to manufacture and simple, and a method for manufacturing the same.
［課題を解決するための手段１
前記目的を達成するため、本発明に係る光ファイバ端末
においては、基板と、光ファイバと、板状光学ガラスと
を有する光ファイバ端末であって、基板は、光ファイバ
を支えるものであり、光ファイバは、径方向の表面一部
を露出して基板に埋設され、基板の一端面より外面に臨
ませた光軸方向の軸端は、約４５°の角度に斜め加工さ
れたものであり、
板状光学ガラスは、透明体であり、前記光ファイバの露
出表面を圧接して前記基板上に積層接着されているもの
である。また、前記光学ガラスは、光ファイバの光軸上
に位置する少なくとも一部がレンズ構造であってもよい
。[Means for Solving the Problems 1] In order to achieve the above object, an optical fiber terminal according to the present invention includes a substrate, an optical fiber, and a plate-shaped optical glass, the substrate comprising: It supports an optical fiber, and the optical fiber is buried in a substrate with a part of its radial surface exposed, and the axial end of the optical axis facing the outside from one end surface of the substrate is at an angle of approximately 45°. The plate-shaped optical glass is a transparent body and is laminated and bonded onto the substrate by pressing the exposed surface of the optical fiber. Furthermore, at least a portion of the optical glass located on the optical axis of the optical fiber may have a lens structure.
本発明による光ファイバ端末は基板に溝を形成する工程
と、基板表面に径方向の表面一部を露出させて溝内に光
ファイバを埋め込む工程と、溝内の光ファイバに接して
板状光学ガラスを基板上に積層する工程と、基板の端面
に臨ませた光ファイバの端末を研磨加工する工程とを含
む光ファイバ端末の製造方法であって、
前記光ファイバ端末を研磨加工する工程は、光学板ガラ
スを光ファイバに密着させて基板に光ファイバとともに
接着固定した後に行うことによって得られる。The optical fiber terminal according to the present invention includes a step of forming a groove in a substrate, a step of exposing a part of the radial surface on the substrate surface and embedding the optical fiber in the groove, and a step of embedding a plate-shaped optical fiber in contact with the optical fiber in the groove. A method for manufacturing an optical fiber terminal, comprising the steps of: laminating glass on a substrate; and polishing the end of the optical fiber facing the end surface of the substrate, the step of polishing the optical fiber terminal comprising: It is obtained by bringing the optical plate glass into close contact with the optical fiber and adhesively fixing the optical fiber together with the substrate to the substrate.
［作用］
本発明の光ファイバ端末は、光ファイバと、それを支持
する基板と、光ファイバの上面に配置した板状光学ガラ
スとの組合せからなり、簡易に構成されている。光学ガ
ラスは、基板に接着固定されており、光ファイバを基板
に安定に保持させると同時に、約４５″の角度で光ファ
イバの端面を加エする際に、その欠は防止の役割をも果
たしている。また、光ファイバ光軸上に位置する光学ガ
ラスの一部をイオン交換法等によりレンズ構造に加工す
ることにより、光デバイスとの光の結合の高効率化を図
ることができる。本発明による光ファイバ端末の製造方
法については、まず基板に形成された溝内に光ファイバ
を埋め込み、該ファイバを基板と挾み込む形で光学ガラ
スを上から抑えた状態で接着固定する。これによって光
ファイバは、基板との接着と、上部に位置した光学ガラ
スが基板と接着されることによる押圧とで二重に頑強に
基板に固定される。続いて、光学ガラス及び光ファイバ
とともに基板１１を約４５°の角度に端面を加工し、あ
わせてファイバ端面加工を行う。このとき、光ファイバ
は、上記のごとく基板と光学ガラス間に強固に固定され
ているので、加工中にファイバが脱落することはない。[Function] The optical fiber terminal of the present invention has a simple structure, consisting of a combination of an optical fiber, a substrate that supports it, and a plate-shaped optical glass disposed on the upper surface of the optical fiber. The optical glass is adhesively fixed to the substrate, and at the same time it stably holds the optical fiber to the substrate, it also plays the role of preventing chipping when processing the end face of the optical fiber at an angle of about 45''. Furthermore, by processing a part of the optical glass located on the optical axis of the optical fiber into a lens structure using an ion exchange method or the like, it is possible to improve the efficiency of coupling light with an optical device.The present invention In the method for manufacturing optical fiber terminals, first, an optical fiber is embedded in a groove formed in a substrate, and the fiber is sandwiched between the substrate and optical glass is held down from above and fixed by adhesive. The fiber is firmly fixed to the substrate by adhesion to the substrate and by pressure applied by the optical glass located above being bonded to the substrate.Subsequently, the substrate 11 is fixed to the substrate together with the optical glass and the optical fiber. The end face is processed at a 45° angle, and the fiber end face is also processed.At this time, since the optical fiber is firmly fixed between the substrate and the optical glass as described above, there is no possibility that the fiber will fall off during processing. There isn't.
また、鋭角に加工されるファイバのエツジは、ガラスと
接しているのでチッピングは生じ難く、歩留り良い加工
が可能となる。Furthermore, since the edge of the fiber that is processed to have an acute angle is in contact with the glass, chipping is less likely to occur, and processing can be performed with a high yield.
〔実施例１
以下に本発明の実施例について、図を参照して説明する
。[Example 1] Examples of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
第１図は本発明の一実施例を示す光ファイバ端末構造の
斜視図である。FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an optical fiber terminal structure showing an embodiment of the present invention.
図において、光ファイバ１３は、シリコン基板］１の上
面に形成された■状の溝１２内に光軸方向に沿う表面一
部を露出して埋め込まれ、溝１２の正面開放端に光ファ
イバ１３の端末を臨ませ、溝１２の上面は、板状光学ガ
ラス１５で覆ったものである。溝１２は、シリコン基板
１１を、異方性ウェットエツチングあるいは、ダイシン
グのような機械加工によって形成されたものであり、光
ファイバ１３は、接着剤１４で溝１２内に固定されてお
り、板状光学カラス１５は、光ファイバ１３の上面に接
してシリコン基板１１上に配置され、光ファイバ１３の
露出表面を圧接して基板１１に固定されたものである。In the figure, the optical fiber 13 is embedded in a ■-shaped groove 12 formed on the upper surface of the silicon substrate 1 with a part of the surface along the optical axis direction exposed. The upper surface of the groove 12 is covered with a plate-shaped optical glass 15. The groove 12 is formed in the silicon substrate 11 by anisotropic wet etching or machining such as dicing, and the optical fiber 13 is fixed in the groove 12 with an adhesive 14 and is shaped like a plate. The optical glass 15 is placed on the silicon substrate 11 in contact with the upper surface of the optical fiber 13, and is fixed to the substrate 11 by pressing the exposed surface of the optical fiber 13.
基板１１の一端面より外面に臨ませた光ファイバ１３の
一方の光軸方向の軸端は、研磨加工等によって４５°の
角度に加工されているものであるが、この加工に際して
は、光ファイバ白身の基板との接着、及び光学ガラス１
５と基板１１による圧着とで二重に固定されているので
、機械的に十分な強度を保持できる。One end of the optical fiber 13 in the optical axis direction, which faces the outside from one end surface of the substrate 11, is processed to an angle of 45° by polishing or the like. Adhesion to white substrate and optical glass 1
5 and the substrate 11, sufficient mechanical strength can be maintained.
また、光デバイスとの光結合は、光ファイバ１３の４５
°加工面での全反射により光軸を９０°折り曲げて行わ
れる。結合損失を小さくするには、光デバイスと光ファ
イバ１３との距離を極力小さくする必要かある。ここで
、光学カラス１５の介在は、光結合の面では不利である
が、Ｏ，１ｍｍ程度の厚さの光学ガラスによる損失は０
．７ｄＢ程度の差異に過ぎず影響は小さい。In addition, optical coupling with the optical device is performed at 45 of the optical fiber 13.
The optical axis is bent by 90 degrees due to total reflection on the processed surface. In order to reduce the coupling loss, it is necessary to minimize the distance between the optical device and the optical fiber 13. Here, although the intervention of the optical glass 15 is disadvantageous in terms of optical coupling, the loss due to the optical glass with a thickness of about 0.1 mm is 0.
．． The difference is only about 7 dB and the influence is small.
結合損をさらに低減するには、第２図において、予め、
光学ガラス１５の一部にチタン等の金属イオン拡散やプ
ロトンイオン交換によってレンズ１６を作り付け、レン
ズ１６の光軸と光ファイバ１３の光軸とを一致させて光
学ガラス１５を固定すればよい。In order to further reduce the coupling loss, in FIG.
A lens 16 may be built into a part of the optical glass 15 by diffusion of metal ions such as titanium or proton ion exchange, and the optical glass 15 may be fixed by aligning the optical axis of the lens 16 with the optical axis of the optical fiber 13.
光学ガラス１５の一部にレンズ構造を形成したことによ
り、光デバイスとの光結合の高効率化が可能となる。By forming a lens structure in a part of the optical glass 15, it becomes possible to increase the efficiency of optical coupling with an optical device.
第３図は、本発明のファイバ端末の製造方法を示す図で
ある。例えば厚さＩＭの（１００）シリコン基板ＩＩを
異方性ウェットエツチングによって幅２２０ｐｍのＶ溝
１２を形成し、直径１２５ｐｍのマルチモードファイバ
１３を接着剤１４で固定する。ここで、光ファイバ１３
の端末を基板１１の表面から約１５ｐｍ飛び出させてお
く。続いて、光の損失か小さい光学的に透明な厚さ０．
１ｍｍのガラス１５を上面から光ファイバに押し付け、
その状態でカラスＩ５と基板１１の空隙に接着剤を埋め
固定を行う。最後に、基板１１゜光ファイバ＋３．光学
カラス１５を一緒に約４５°の角度に端面加工を行う。FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a method for manufacturing a fiber terminal according to the present invention. For example, a V-groove 12 with a width of 220 pm is formed in a (100) silicon substrate II having a thickness of IM by anisotropic wet etching, and a multimode fiber 13 with a diameter of 125 pm is fixed with an adhesive 14. Here, the optical fiber 13
The terminal is made to protrude from the surface of the board 11 by about 15 pm. Subsequently, optically transparent thickness 0.0 with small loss of light.
Press the 1mm glass 15 onto the optical fiber from the top,
In this state, the gap between the crow I5 and the substrate 11 is filled with adhesive and fixed. Finally, the substrate 11° optical fiber +3. The end face of the optical glass 15 is machined at an angle of approximately 45°.
通常、ファイバの４５°加工の場合、エツジ部にチッピ
ングによる欠けを生し易いが、本構成ではその部分がほ
ぼ同一材料であるガラスと境界をなしているので、欠け
の危険性は極めて小さい。従って、４５°の加工面を有
するファイバ端末を極めて簡易な、かつ歩留り良い加工
が実現できる。Normally, when a fiber is processed at 45°, the edge part tends to be chipped, but in this configuration, since that part forms a boundary with glass, which is almost the same material, the risk of chipping is extremely small. Therefore, it is possible to process a fiber terminal having a 45° processed surface in an extremely simple manner and with a high yield.
本実施例では光ファイバが単一のファイバ端末としたが
、光ファイバが複数本配列したファイバアレイ端末でも
同じである。In this embodiment, the optical fiber is a single fiber terminal, but the same applies to a fiber array terminal in which a plurality of optical fibers are arranged.
［発明の効果］
以上説明したように、本発明によれば、光デバイスと光
ファイバとの光結合において大きな損失を生じさせるこ
となく基板に安定に保持された簡易な構造の光ファイバ
端末を得ることができる。[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, according to the present invention, it is possible to obtain an optical fiber terminal with a simple structure that is stably held on a substrate without causing a large loss in optical coupling between an optical device and an optical fiber. be able to.
また、本発明の製造方法によれば、光ファイバの約４５
°の端面加工の際に光ファイバのエツジの欠けの危険性
が極めて小さく、したがって、生産性が良く、低コスト
で光ファイバ端末を得ることができる効果を有する。Further, according to the manufacturing method of the present invention, approximately 45% of the optical fiber
The risk of chipping of the edge of the optical fiber during the end face processing is extremely small, and therefore the productivity is high and the optical fiber terminal can be obtained at low cost.
第１図および第２図は本発明による光ファイバ端末の一
実施例を示す斜視図、第３図は本発明による光ファイバ
端末の製造方法を示す図、第４図（ａ）、 （ｂ）、第
５図は従来の光モジュールの構成国、第６図は従来の光
ファイバ端末の図である。
ｊｌ・・基板 １２・・・溝】３・・・
光ファイバ １４・・・接着剤】５・・・光学
ガラス １６．４３・・・レンズ４１・・・光
デバイス ４２・・・ファイバ端末４４・・・
Ｌ字基板 ５１・・・ミラー面６１・・・フ
ァイバ支持ブロック1 and 2 are perspective views showing one embodiment of an optical fiber terminal according to the present invention, FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a method for manufacturing an optical fiber terminal according to the present invention, and FIGS. 4(a) and (b). , FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the constituent countries of a conventional optical module, and FIG. 6 is a diagram of a conventional optical fiber terminal. jl... Board 12... Groove] 3...
Optical fiber 14...Adhesive]5...Optical glass 16.43...Lens 41...Optical device 42...Fiber terminal 44...
L-shaped board 51...Mirror surface 61...Fiber support block
Claims (3)
る光ファイバ端末であって、 基板は、光ファイバを支えるものであり、 光ファイバは、径方向の表面一部を露出して基板に埋設
され、基板の一端面より外面に臨ませた光軸方向の軸端
は、約４５゜の角度に斜め加工されたものであり、 板状光学ガラスは、透明体であり、前記光ファイバの露
出表面を圧接して前記基板上に積層接着されているもの
であることを特徴とする光ファイバ端末。(1) An optical fiber terminal having a substrate, an optical fiber, and a plate-shaped optical glass, the substrate supporting the optical fiber, and the optical fiber having a part of its radial surface exposed to the substrate. The axial end in the optical axis direction facing the outer surface from one end surface of the substrate is obliquely processed at an angle of about 45 degrees, and the plate-shaped optical glass is a transparent body, and the optical fiber An optical fiber terminal characterized in that the exposed surface of the optical fiber terminal is laminated and bonded onto the substrate by pressure contact.
る少なくとも一部がレンズ構造である請求項（１）に記
載の光ファイバ端末。(2) The optical fiber terminal according to claim 1, wherein at least a portion of the optical glass located on the optical axis of the optical fiber has a lens structure.
表面一部を露出させて溝内に光ファイバを埋め込む工程
と、溝内の光ファイバに接して板状光学ガラスを基板上
に積層する工程と、基板の端面に臨ませた光ファイバの
端末を研磨加工する工程とを含む光ファイバ端末の製造
方法であって、前記光ファイバ端末を研磨加工する工程
は、板状光学ガラスを光ファイバに密着させて基板に光
ファイバとともに接着固定した後に行うものであること
を特徴とする光ファイバ端末の製造方法。(3) A step of forming a groove on the substrate, a step of exposing a part of the radial surface on the substrate surface and embedding the optical fiber in the groove, and placing a plate-shaped optical glass on the substrate in contact with the optical fiber in the groove. A method for manufacturing an optical fiber terminal, comprising the steps of: laminating the optical fiber terminal on the substrate; and polishing the terminal of the optical fiber facing the end surface of the substrate, the step of polishing the optical fiber terminal comprising: A method for manufacturing an optical fiber terminal, characterized in that the method is carried out after adhering and fixing the optical fiber to the substrate together with the optical fiber.
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| JP2072641A JPH03271706A (en) | 1990-03-22 | 1990-03-22 | Optical fiber terminal and production thereof |
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|---|---|---|---|
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|---|---|
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