JPH0453912A - Optical axis aligning method for photodetecting module - Google Patents
Optical axis aligning method for photodetecting moduleInfo
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Description
【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は受光モジュールの光軸調整方法に関する。[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] The present invention relates to a method for adjusting the optical axis of a light receiving module.
従来の受光モジュールの光軸調整方法は、第3図の説明
図に示すように、受光素子11をホルダ12の一端に固
定し、レンズ13を介して光ファイバ14の端部を収容
する光コネクタフェルール15との間を光学的に接続し
、光ファイバ14から射出される光線を受光面16で受
光し、受光量に相当する光電流を電流計17で監視しな
がら、受光量を最大にするよう、受光素子11をホルダ
12の一端で上下左右および前後に移動し、所望の値に
達した後、受光素子11をホルダ12の一端にはんだ付
は等で固着している。As shown in the explanatory diagram of FIG. 3, the conventional method for adjusting the optical axis of a light-receiving module is to fix a light-receiving element 11 to one end of a holder 12 and use an optical connector to accommodate the end of an optical fiber 14 through a lens 13. The optical fiber 15 is optically connected to the ferrule 15, the light beam emitted from the optical fiber 14 is received by the light receiving surface 16, and the amount of received light is maximized while monitoring the photocurrent corresponding to the amount of received light with an ammeter 17. Thus, the light receiving element 11 is moved vertically, horizontally, and front and back at one end of the holder 12, and after reaching a desired value, the light receiving element 11 is fixed to one end of the holder 12 by soldering or the like.
上述した従来の受光モジュールの光軸調整方法は、受光
素子を直接監視することなく、光ファイバ14から射出
される光線を受光面16で受光し、受光量に相当する光
電流を電流計17で監視しながら、受光量を最大にする
よう、受光素子11をホルタ12の一端で上下左右およ
び前後に移動することによって調整しているので、受光
素子の感度のある領域は広いが、動特性の良好な領域は
比較的狭い中心付近に限られており、光電流の最大領域
の中の中心に受光素子を位置させるなめには、位置の調
整に多大な工数を必要とするという問題点がある。又、
光電流の最大領域の中心位置出し精度が不十分な状態で
受光素子とホルダとが固定されたとすると、経時的な変
化で光軸がずれると動特性が劣化するため、この光軸調
整を行う作業者には、高いスキルが要求されるという問
題点もある。The above-described conventional method for adjusting the optical axis of a light-receiving module is to receive the light emitted from the optical fiber 14 on the light-receiving surface 16 without directly monitoring the light-receiving element, and to measure the photocurrent corresponding to the amount of received light using the ammeter 17. While monitoring, the amount of light received is adjusted by moving the light receiving element 11 up and down, left and right, and forward and backward at one end of the holter 12, so that the sensitive area of the light receiving element is wide, but the dynamic characteristics The good area is limited to a relatively narrow area near the center, and there is a problem in that it requires a large amount of man-hours to adjust the position in order to position the photodetector at the center of the area of maximum photocurrent. . or,
If the photodetector and holder are fixed in a state where the center positioning accuracy of the maximum photocurrent area is insufficient, dynamic characteristics will deteriorate if the optical axis shifts due to changes over time, so this optical axis adjustment is necessary. Another problem is that workers are required to have high skills.
本発明の目的は、受光素子を直接監視しながら中心位置
出しを行うことにより、特に高いスキルを持たない作業
者でも最小の工数で作業可能な経済的な受光モジュール
の光軸調整方法を提供することにある。An object of the present invention is to provide an economical optical axis adjustment method for a light-receiving module that allows even workers without particularly high skills to perform the work with a minimum number of man-hours by performing center positioning while directly monitoring the light-receiving element. There is a particular thing.
本発明の受光モジュールの光軸調整方法は、光ファイバ
の端部を収容する光コネクタフェルールをホルダの一端
に着脱可能な接続状態に保持し、前記ホルダの内部にレ
ンズを備え、前記レンズを介して前記光ファイバからの
光信号を受光する受光素子を前記ホルダの他端に固着す
る受光モジュールの光軸調整方法において、前記ホルダ
の前記光コネクタフェルールの挿入部に一方の面をピン
ト面としこのピント面に目標線を刻んだガラスブロック
を挿入し、前記レンズによって前記受光素子の受光面の
像を前記ピント面に結像し、前記受光素子を上下左右お
よび前後に移動することにより前記ピント面に結像した
前記受光面の像が前記目標線の中心に結像しかつ最も鮮
明な像を結ぶ位置を検出し、前記検出した位置に前記受
光素子を固定する構成である。The method for adjusting the optical axis of a light receiving module according to the present invention includes holding an optical connector ferrule that accommodates an end of an optical fiber in a removably connected state to one end of a holder, providing a lens inside the holder, and connecting the optical fiber through the lens. In the method for adjusting the optical axis of a light receiving module, in which a light receiving element for receiving an optical signal from the optical fiber is fixed to the other end of the holder, one surface of the holder is set as a focusing surface on the insertion part of the optical connector ferrule. A glass block with a target line engraved on the focus surface is inserted, an image of the light-receiving surface of the light-receiving element is formed on the focus surface by the lens, and the focus surface is moved by moving the light-receiving element up and down, left and right, and front and back. The light-receiving element is configured to detect a position where the image of the light-receiving surface formed at the center of the target line and forming the clearest image, and to fix the light-receiving element at the detected position.
本発明の受光モジュールの光軸調整方法は、前記ピント
面に結像した前記受光面の像が前記目標線の中心に結像
しかつ最も鮮明な像を結ぶ位置の検出をテレビジョンカ
メラを使用して行ってもよい
本発明の受光モジュールの光軸調整方法は、前記テレビ
ジョンカメラのレンズの近傍に光源を設け前記ホルダ内
の前記レンズを介して前記受光面を照明してもよい。The optical axis adjustment method of the light receiving module of the present invention uses a television camera to detect the position where the image of the light receiving surface formed on the focusing surface is focused on the center of the target line and the clearest image is formed. In the method for adjusting the optical axis of a light-receiving module of the present invention, a light source may be provided near the lens of the television camera, and the light-receiving surface may be illuminated through the lens in the holder.
次に、本発明の実施例について図面を参照して説明する
。Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
第1図は本発明の一実施例の側断面図である。FIG. 1 is a side sectional view of one embodiment of the present invention.
受光素子1は、ホルダ2の一端に挿入され、レンズ3を
介して受光素子1内の受光面4の像を、ピント面位置5
に結像するようになっている。ガラスブロック6は、ホ
ルダ2が使用状態のとき光コネクタフェルールを挿入す
るための挿入孔に挿入し、光軸調整に使用するもので、
一方の面をピント面としこのピント面に目標線を刻んで
おき、このピント面をピント面位置5に固定する。テレ
ビジョンカメラ(以下TVカメラと記す)7は、ガラス
ブロック6のピン゛ト面を撮影するもので、映像をモニ
タテレビジョン受像機(以下モニタTVと記す)8に表
示する。固定部9は、受光素子1とホルダ2とのすきま
で、受光素子1の位置決め終了後はんだ付は等で固定す
る部分である。The light-receiving element 1 is inserted into one end of the holder 2, and the image of the light-receiving surface 4 inside the light-receiving element 1 is focused through the lens 3 at a focal plane position 5.
It is designed to form an image. The glass block 6 is inserted into an insertion hole for inserting an optical connector ferrule when the holder 2 is in use, and is used for optical axis adjustment.
One surface is set as a focus surface, a target line is carved on this focus surface, and this focus surface is fixed at focus surface position 5. A television camera (hereinafter referred to as TV camera) 7 photographs the focused surface of glass block 6, and displays an image on a monitor television receiver (hereinafter referred to as monitor TV) 8. The fixing part 9 is a part that is fixed by soldering or the like after the positioning of the light receiving element 1 is completed to the gap between the light receiving element 1 and the holder 2.
第2図はモニタTVに表示される映像を示す図である。FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an image displayed on a monitor TV.
中心部の円形は受光面4の像を示し、外部の円形と十字
線とはガラスブロック6のピント面に刻まれた光軸を、
表示する目標線を示す。The circle in the center shows the image of the light-receiving surface 4, and the outer circle and crosshairs indicate the optical axis carved on the focus surface of the glass block 6.
Indicates the target line to display.
次に光軸調整方法について説明する。Next, the optical axis adjustment method will be explained.
ガラスブロック6をホルダ2の挿入孔に挿入し、ガラス
ブロック6のピント面をピント面位置5に固定する。次
にTVカメラ7でガラスブロック6のピント面を撮影し
、モニタTV8に表示される映像を見ながら、目標線の
中心に受光面4が位置し、しかも鮮明な像を結ぶよう、
受光素子1を上下左右および前後に移動し、位置決めを
行う。受光素子1の位置決めが終了すれば、固定部9を
はんだ付は等で固定する。The glass block 6 is inserted into the insertion hole of the holder 2, and the focus surface of the glass block 6 is fixed at the focus surface position 5. Next, take a picture of the focused surface of the glass block 6 with the TV camera 7, and while watching the image displayed on the monitor TV 8, make sure that the light receiving surface 4 is located in the center of the target line and that a clear image is formed.
The light receiving element 1 is moved up and down, left and right, and front and back to determine its position. When the positioning of the light receiving element 1 is completed, the fixing part 9 is fixed by soldering or the like.
受光素子1内の受光面4の像を撮影する場合、受光面4
に何等かの光がなければ映らないが、ホルダ2は通常遮
光性の物質で構成されているので、外部から光を導入す
ることが必要である。When photographing an image of the light-receiving surface 4 in the light-receiving element 1, the light-receiving surface 4
However, since the holder 2 is usually made of a light-shielding material, it is necessary to introduce light from the outside.
このため、例えば、ホルダ2の胴の一部に穴を空け、外
部の光を取入れることも考えられるが、最後にはこの穴
を塞ぐ必要が生じ得策とはいえない。そこで、TVカメ
ラ7のレンズの近傍に光源9を設け、ホルダ2内のレン
ズ3を介して受光面4を照明すれば、ホルダ2には何等
の手も加えずに本発明を実施することが可能となる。For this reason, for example, it is conceivable to make a hole in a part of the body of the holder 2 to let in external light, but this is not a good idea as it becomes necessary to close the hole in the end. Therefore, by providing a light source 9 near the lens of the TV camera 7 and illuminating the light receiving surface 4 through the lens 3 inside the holder 2, the present invention can be carried out without making any changes to the holder 2. It becomes possible.
以上説明したように、本発明は、ホルダの光コネクタフ
ェルールの挿入部に、一方の面をピント面としこのピン
ト面に目標線を刻んだガラスブロックを挿入し、ホルダ
内のレンズによって受光素子の受光面の像をピント面に
結像し、受光素子を上下左右および前後に移動しながら
、ピント面に結像した受光面の像が目標線の中心に結像
しかつ最も鮮明な像を結ぶ位置を検出することにより、
特に高いスキルを持たない作業者でも最小の工数で作業
が可能で、経済的に調整作業ができるとし)う効果が有
る。As explained above, in the present invention, a glass block with one surface as a focusing surface and a target line carved on the focusing surface is inserted into the insertion part of the optical connector ferrule of the holder, and the lens in the holder is used to detect the light receiving element. The image of the light-receiving surface is focused on the focus surface, and while the light-receiving element is moved up and down, left and right, and front and back, the image of the light-receiving surface that is focused on the focus surface is focused on the center of the target line and forms the clearest image. By detecting the position,
This has the effect that even workers who do not have particularly high skills can perform the work with a minimum number of man-hours, and adjustment work can be carried out economically.
第1図は本発明の一実施例の側断面図、第2図はモニタ
TVに表示される映像を示す図、第3図は従来の受光モ
ジュールの光軸調整方法の説明図である。
1・・・・・・受光素子、2・・・・・ホルダ、3・・
・・・・レンズ、4・・・・−・受光面、5・・・・・
・ピント面位置、6・・・・・・ガラスブロック、7・
・・・・・テレビジョンカメラ(TV右カメラ、8・・
・・・・モニタテレビジョン受像機(モニタTV)、9
・・・・・・固定部、10・・・・・・光源。
代理人 弁理士 内 原 晋
・さ1円FIG. 1 is a side sectional view of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an image displayed on a TV monitor, and FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional method for adjusting the optical axis of a light receiving module. 1... Light receiving element, 2... Holder, 3...
・・・・Lens, 4・・・・−・Light receiving surface, 5・・・・・・
・Focus surface position, 6...Glass block, 7・
...Television camera (TV right camera, 8...
...Monitor television receiver (monitor TV), 9
...Fixed part, 10...Light source. Agent Patent Attorney Susumu Uchihara 1 yen
Claims (1)
をホルダの一端に着脱可能な接続状態に保持し、前記ホ
ルダの内部にレンズを備え、前記レンズを介して前記光
ファイバからの光信号を受光する受光素子を前記ホルダ
の他端に固着する受光モジュールの光軸調整方法におい
て、前記ホルダの前記光コネクタフェルールの挿入部に
一方の面をピント面としこのピント面に目標線を刻んだ
ガラスブロックを挿入し、前記レンズによって前記受光
素子の受光面の像を前記ピント面に結像し、前記受光素
子を上下左右および前後に移動することにより前記ピン
ト面に結像した前記受光面の像が前記目標線の中心に結
像しかつ最も鮮明な像を結ぶ位置を検出し、前記検出し
た位置に前記受光素子を固定することを特徴とする受光
モジュールの光軸調整方法。 2、前記ピント面に結像した前記受光面の像が前記目標
線の中心に結像しかつ最も鮮明な像を結ぶ位置の検出を
テレビジョンカメラを使用して行うことを特徴とする請
求項1記載の受光モジュールの光軸調整方法。 3、前記テレビジョンカメラのレンズの近傍に光源を設
け前記ホルダ内の前記レンズを介して前記受光面を照明
することを特徴とする請求項1記載の受光モジュールの
光軸調整方法。[Claims] 1. An optical connector ferrule that accommodates the end of an optical fiber is held in a removably connected state at one end of a holder, and a lens is provided inside the holder, and the optical fiber is inserted through the lens. In the method for adjusting the optical axis of a light receiving module, in which a light receiving element for receiving an optical signal from the holder is fixed to the other end of the holder, one surface of the insertion part of the optical connector ferrule of the holder is set as a focusing surface, and a target is set on this focusing surface. A glass block carved with lines was inserted, an image of the light-receiving surface of the light-receiving element was formed on the focus surface by the lens, and the image was formed on the focus surface by moving the light-receiving element up and down, left and right, and front and back. A method for adjusting an optical axis of a light receiving module, comprising detecting a position where an image of the light receiving surface forms the center of the target line and forming the clearest image, and fixing the light receiving element at the detected position. . 2. A television camera is used to detect the position where the image of the light-receiving surface formed on the focus surface is focused on the center of the target line and forms the clearest image. 1. The optical axis adjustment method of the light receiving module according to 1. 3. The optical axis adjustment method for a light receiving module according to claim 1, wherein a light source is provided near the lens of the television camera, and the light receiving surface is illuminated through the lens in the holder.
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