WO2013189075A1 - 可调光滤波器、可调光组件和多波长无源光网络系统 - Google Patents
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- the present application mainly relates to optical communication technologies, and in particular, to a tunable optical filter, a tunable optical component, and a multi-wavelength Passive Optical Network (PON) system.
- PON Passive Optical Network
- PON Passive Optical Network
- TDM Time Division Multiplexing
- the PON system usually includes an Optical Line Terminal (OLT) located at the office side.
- OLT Optical Line Terminal
- ONUs optical network units
- ODN optical distribution network
- the ODN is used to distribute or multiplex data signals between the OLT and the ONU, so that the multiple ONUs can share an optical transmission channel.
- the direction from the OLT to the ONU is called downlink, and the OLT broadcasts the downlink data stream to all ONUs according to the TDM mode.
- Each ONU only receives data with its own identity; from the ONU to the OLT.
- the PON system uses the Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) mode in the uplink direction, that is, the OLT for each of the ONUs to share the optical transmission channel.
- TDMA Time Division Multiple Access
- the ONU allocates time slots, and each ONU sends uplink data strictly according to the time slot allocated by the OLT.
- the above PON system is affected by the time division characteristics of the TDM mechanism, and the available bandwidth of the user is usually limited, and on the other hand, the available bandwidth of the optical fiber itself cannot be effectively utilized, and thus the demand for the emerging broadband network application service cannot be met.
- WDM Wavelength Division Multiplexing
- the industry proposes a hybrid PON system combining Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) technology and TDM technology.
- WDM Wavelength Division Multiplexing
- TDM Time Division Multiplexing
- the OLT supports data transmission and reception at multiple wavelength channels at the same time, and each ONU operates in one of the wavelength channels, and in the downlink direction, the OLT uses each wavelength channel to correspond to each other.
- the downstream wavelength broadcasts the downlink data to the plurality of ONUs operating in the wavelength channel; and in the uplink direction, the ONU of each wavelength channel can adopt the upstream wavelength of the wavelength channel in the time slot allocated by the OLT to the The OLT sends uplink data.
- the ONU In order to reduce storage costs, the ONU usually uses a wavelength tunable component to implement data transmission and reception.
- the light receiving component since the operating wavelength of the tunable filter generally has a linear relationship with temperature in a specific temperature range, the conventional light receiving component realizes receiving through a temperature-adjustable tunable optical filter.
- the wavelength is adjustable.
- a typical dimmable receiving component encapsulates the tunable optical filter directly inside the light receiving TO-CAN and is disposed adjacent to the photodetector, which can be adjusted by temperature control of the heater or the refrigerator.
- the operating wavelength of the optical filter is adjusted to the downstream wavelength of the downstream wavelength channel in which the ONU is currently operating.
- the wavelength selection is first performed by the filtering action of the tunable optical filter, thereby filtering out the optical signals of other downstream wavelengths, and only allowing the light of the downstream wavelength.
- the signal passes through and is transmitted to a photodetector, such as an Avalanche Photo Diode (APD) for photoelectric conversion.
- APD Avalanche Photo Diode
- the photodetector is generally a temperature sensitive device
- the tunable optical filter is adjusted by temperature control At the operating wavelength, the heat generated by the temperature adjustment may have a negative impact on the receiving sensitivity of the photodetector, thereby reducing the performance of the optical receiver.
- the present application provides a tunable optical filter capable of ensuring the receiving sensitivity of a photodetector, and a light receiving component, an optical transceiver assembly, and a multi-wavelength passive optical network system using the tunable optical filter.
- a tunable optical filter comprising a substrate, an adjustable filtering unit, a temperature control unit and a housing;
- the substrate, the tunable filtering unit and the temperature control unit are packaged inside the housing, the housing includes a light incident window and a light exit window; the substrate is adjacent to the light incident window or the a light emission window is configured to support the adjustable filtering unit;
- the temperature control unit is disposed on a surface of the adjustable filtering unit, and is configured to adjust a channel wavelength of the adjustable filtering unit by a temperature control manner;
- the light incident window, the tunable filtering unit, and the light exit window are aligned.
- a light receiving component comprising: a fiber optic adapter, a tunable optical filter, and a light receiving submodule, wherein the tunable optical filter employs a tunable optical filter as described above for connecting from the fiber optic adapter
- the optical signal input by the optical fiber is wavelength-selected, and the optical signal obtained after the wavelength selection is supplied to the optical receiving sub-module.
- An optical transceiver assembly comprising: a fiber optic adapter, a tunable optical filter, a light receiving sub-module, a light emitting sub-module, and a base, wherein the base is configured to provide the emitted light of the light emitting sub-module to
- the fiber optic adapter is connected to the optical fiber, and the received light input from the optical fiber is supplied to the tunable optical filter, wherein the tunable optical filter adopts the tunable optical filter as described above, and is used for The received light is wavelength-selected, and the received light obtained after the wavelength selection is supplied to the light receiving sub-module.
- a multi-wavelength passive optical network system comprising: at least one optical line terminal and a plurality of optical network units, wherein the at least one optical line terminal is connected to the plurality of lights in a point-to-multipoint manner through an optical distribution network a network unit, wherein the optical network unit comprises a tunable optical filter as described above.
- the tunable optical filter, the optical receiving component, the optical transceiver component, and the multi-wavelength passive optical network system are provided, wherein the adjustable filtering unit and the temperature control unit of the tunable optical filter are separately packaged inside the closed casing, Due to the thermal isolation of the housing, the temperature adjustment of the adjustable filtering unit by the temperature control unit does not adversely affect other temperature-sensitive external devices (such as photodetectors), and therefore, the above implementation is adopted.
- the performance of the optical components of the tunable optical filter and the multi-wavelength passive optical network system can be guaranteed.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a network architecture of a passive optical network system based on a time division multiplexing mechanism.
- 2 is a schematic diagram of a network architecture of an embodiment of a multi-wavelength passive optical network system provided by the present application.
- FIG 3 is a side elevational view of one embodiment of a tunable optical filter provided herein.
- Figure 4 is a front elevational view of the tunable optical filter of Figure 3.
- FIG. 5 is a side cross-sectional view of another embodiment of a tunable optical filter provided herein.
- Figure 6 is a front elevational view of the tunable optical filter of Figure 5.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic structural view of an embodiment of a tunable light receiving component having a tunable optical filter provided by the present application.
- Fig. 8 is a schematic exploded view showing the structure of the dimmable receiving unit shown in Fig. 7.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of another embodiment of a tunable light receiving component having a tunable optical filter provided by the present application.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of another embodiment of a tunable light receiving component having a tunable optical filter provided by the present application.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of a tunable optical transceiver assembly with a tunable optical filter provided by the present application.
- Figure 12 is a schematic exploded view showing the structure of the tunable optical transceiver unit shown in Figure 11;
- FIG. 13 is a schematic structural diagram of another embodiment of a tunable optical transceiver assembly with a tunable optical filter provided by the present application.
- Figure 14 is a schematic exploded view of the tunable optical transceiver assembly of Figure 13;
- FIG. 15 is another implementation of a tunable optical transceiver assembly with a tunable optical filter provided by the present application. Schematic diagram of the structure of the example.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a network architecture of a multi-wavelength passive optical network system according to an embodiment of the present application.
- the multi-wavelength PON system 100 includes at least one optical line termination (OLT) 110, a plurality of optical network units (ONUs) 120, and an optical distribution network (ODN) 130, wherein the OLT 110 passes the ODN 130 at a point.
- OLT optical line termination
- ONUs optical network units
- ODN optical distribution network
- a multipoint manner is connected to the plurality of ONUs 120, wherein the plurality of ONUs 120 share an optical transmission medium of the ODN 130.
- the ODN 130 may include a trunk fiber 131, an optical branching module 132, and a plurality of branch fibers 133, wherein the optical branching module 132 may be disposed at a remote node (RN), which passes through the trunk on one hand.
- An optical fiber 131 is connected to the OLT 110, and on the other hand is connected to the plurality of the multi-wavelength PON system 100 by the plurality of branch fibers 133, between the OLT 110 and the plurality of ONUs 120
- the communication link can include multiple upstream wavelength channels and multiple downstream wavelength channels.
- the plurality of downlink wavelength channels also share the optical transmission medium of the ODN by wavelength division multiplexing (WDM), and each ONU 120 can operate at one of the downstream wavelengths of the multi-wavelength PON system 100.
- WDM wavelength division multiplexing
- each downlink wavelength channel can carry downlink traffic of one or more ONUs 120; and ONUs 120 operating in the same downlink wavelength channel can share the downlink wavelength channels by time division multiple access (TDM).
- TDM time division multiple access
- the multiple uplink wavelength channels share the optical transmission medium of the ODN 130 by WDM, and each ONU 120 can operate in one of the upstream wavelength channels of the multi-wavelength PON system 100, each upstream wavelength.
- the channel can carry uplink services of one or more ONUs 120; and, ONUs 120 operating in the same upstream wavelength channel
- the upstream wavelength channel can be shared by time division multiple access (TDMA).
- TDMA time division multiple access
- the multi-wavelength PON system 100 has four uplink wavelength channels and a downlink wavelength channel as an example. It should be understood that, in practical applications, the multi-wavelength PON system 100 The number of uplink and downlink wavelength channels can also be determined according to network needs.
- the four upstream wavelength channels of the multi-wavelength PON system 100 are respectively named as the upstream wavelength channel 1 (using the first upstream wavelength ⁇ 1) and the upstream wavelength channel 2 (using the second upstream wavelength ⁇ 2).
- the upstream wavelength channel 3 (using the third upstream wavelength ⁇ 3) and the upstream wavelength channel 4 (using the fourth upstream wavelength ⁇ ⁇ 4), and the four downstream wavelength channels are respectively named the downstream wavelength channel 1 (using the first downstream wavelength ⁇ ) (11), the downstream wavelength channel 2 (using the second downlink wavelength ⁇ 2), the downstream wavelength channel 3 (using the third downlink wavelength d3), and the downstream wavelength channel 4 (using the fourth downlink wavelength ⁇ (14).
- the OLT 110 may include an optical coupler 111, a first wavelength division multiplexer 112, a second wavelength division multiplexer 113, and a plurality of downlink light emitting components Tx1 to Tx4. a plurality of upstream light receiving components Rx1 RRx4 and a processing module 114.
- the plurality of downlink light emitting components Tx1 to Tx4 are connected to the optical coupler 111 through the first wavelength division multiplexer 112, and the plurality of upstream light receiving components Rx1 R Rx4 pass the second wave.
- a sub-multiplexer 113 is connected to the optical coupler 111, which is further connected to the trunk optical fiber 131 of the ODN 130.
- the emission wavelengths of the plurality of downlink light emitting components Tx1 to Tx4 are different, and each of the downstream light emitting components Tx1 TTx4 can respectively correspond to one of the downstream wavelength channels of the multi-wavelength chirp system 100, such as the plurality of The emission wavelengths of the downlink light emitting components Tx1 TTx4 may be respectively dl ⁇ d4.
- the downlink light emitting components Tx1 T Tx4 can respectively transmit the downlink wavelengths to the corresponding downlink wavelength channels by using the emission wavelength ⁇ (11 ⁇ (14), so as to be received by the ONUs 120 operating in the downstream wavelength channels.
- the receiving wavelengths of the plurality of uplink optical receiving components Rx1 to Rx4 may be different, and each of the upstream optical receiving components Rx1 Rxx4 also respectively corresponds to one of the upstream wavelength channels of the multi-wavelength passive optical network system 100.
- the emission wavelengths of the plurality of uplink light receiving components Rx1 R Rx4 may be respectively ⁇ 1 ⁇ ⁇ 4.
- the upstream light receiving components Rx1 R Rx4 may receive the working wavelengths corresponding to the upstream wavelength channels by using the receiving wavelengths ⁇ ⁇ 1 ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ 4 respectively. Uplink data sent by the ONU 120.
- the first wavelength division multiplexer 112 is configured to respectively transmit the wavelengths of the plurality of downlink light emitting components Tx1 TTx4 to ⁇ (11 ⁇ (14 downlink data is subjected to wavelength division multiplexing processing, and
- the optical coupler 111 transmits to the trunk fiber 131 of the ODN 130 to provide the downlink data to the ONU 120 through the ODN 130.
- the optical coupler 111 can also be used to
- the uplink data of the ONUs 120 and having the wavelengths of 1 to U 4 are respectively supplied to the second wavelength division multiplexer 113, and the second wavelength division multiplexer 113 may be the uplink data of the wavelengths of ⁇ 1 to ⁇ 4, respectively. Demultiplexing to the upstream light receiving components Rx1 R Rx4 for data reception.
- the processing module 114 may be a Media Access Control (MAC) module, which may provide downlink data to be sent to the ONU 120 to the UI device according to a downlink wavelength channel operated by the ONU 120. a downlink optical transmission component corresponding to the downlink wavelength channel, so that the downlink optical transmission component transmits the downlink data to the wavelength channel, and on the other hand, the processing module 114 can also be configured for each uplink optical receiving component Rx1 ⁇ The uplink data received by Rx4 is processed.
- MAC Media Access Control
- the working wavelength of the ONU 120 (including the uplink transmit wavelength and the downlink receive wavelength) is adjustable.
- the ONU 120 may include an optical coupler 121, a downlink light receiving component 122, and an upstream light emitting component 123. And processing module 124.
- the downlink light receiving component 122 and the upstream light emitting component 123 are both wavelength tunable devices, and the two can be connected to the branch fiber corresponding to the ONU 120 through the optical coupler 121, in an embodiment.
- the downlink optical receiving component 122 and the upstream optical transmitting component 123 can also be packaged in the same optical transceiver component, for example, into a single-fiber bidirectional optical transceiver component.
- the optical coupler 121 may provide uplink data sent by the upstream optical transmitting component 123 to the branch optical fiber 133 of the ODN 130 to be sent to the OLT 110 through the ODN 130 on the one hand;
- the optical coupler 121 can also provide downlink data sent by the OLT 110 through the ODN 130 to the downlink light receiving component 122 for data reception.
- the processing module 124 can be a MAC module, which can control the next one as needed
- the row light receiving component 122 and the upstream light emitting component 123 perform wavelength adjustment, and on the other hand, may provide uplink data to be sent to the OLT 110 to the upstream light emitting component 123 in a specified time slot to pass the
- the upstream optical transmitting component 123 is sent to the OLT 1 10 through a corresponding uplink wavelength channel, and processes the downlink data received by the downlink optical receiving component 122.
- the downlink light receiving component 122 of the ONU 120 can implement the receiving wavelength adjustment by using the tunable optical filter provided by the present application, and based on the tunable optical filter, the application further Further provided is a dimmable receiving component and a dimmable transceiver assembly that can be adapted to the downstream receiving component 122 of the ONU 120.
- FIG. 3 is a side view of an embodiment of the tunable optical filter provided by the present application
- FIG. 4 is a front view of the tunable optical filter shown in FIG.
- the tunable optical filter 300 can include: a base 310, a substrate 320, an adjustable filtering unit 330, a temperature control unit 340, a temperature sensor 350, and a housing 380.
- the substrate 320, the adjustable filtering unit 330, the temperature control unit 340, and the temperature sensor 350 may be packaged inside the housing 380, wherein the housing 380 may be a cylindrical metal housing having a bottom portion disposed at the bottom.
- the base 310 can be embedded and mounted in the opening of the housing 380 to form a closed receiving space with the housing 380.
- the housing 380 may also be a rectangular parallelepiped or other shaped outer casing.
- the inside of the accommodating space may be vacuum or filled with nitrogen or an inert gas.
- the base 310 may be made of a metal material having a plurality of through holes for receiving and fixing the pins 31 1 , respectively.
- the pin 31 1 can be used to provide power to the temperature control unit 340 and the temperature sensor 350.
- the through hole may be filled with an insulating material.
- a glass filler may be disposed between the base 310 and the lead 31 1 .
- the base 310 has three pins, hereinafter referred to as a first pin, a second pin, and a third pin, respectively. It should be understood that in a specific implementation, the number of pins may be determined as needed.
- the substrate 320 is fixed to one of the inner surfaces (ie, the first inner surface) of the housing 380 for supporting the adjustable filtering unit 330.
- the substrate 320 may be made of a ceramic material, because the ceramic material is opaque, so that light can pass through the substrate and be incident on the tunable filtering unit 330, according to the device.
- the substrate 320 is required to be designed as a ring structure, such as a ring structure, to extend outwardly from the center of the substrate 320 to form a light transmissive region 322.
- the housing 380 is formed with a first window 381 at a region corresponding to the light transmitting region 322 at the first inner surface, and another inner surface opposite to the first inner surface ( That is, the second inner surface is formed with a second window 382.
- the first window 381 and the second window 382 may respectively serve as a light incident window and a light exit window, and both of them may be embedded with a light transmissive material, such as a glass material or other material having low light insertion loss and high temperature resistance. .
- the adjustable filtering unit 330 is disposed on the surface of the substrate 320, which may be a circular shape, a rectangular shape or other shapes (in the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, a rectangular shape is taken as an example), and at least partially covers the light transmission. a region 322 aligned with the first window 381, the light transmissive region 322, and the second window 381 to ensure light incident from the first window 381 and passing through the light transmissive region 322
- the signal can enter the tunable filtering unit 330.
- the tunable filtering unit 330 may be a temperature-adjustable optical filter component, such as a tunable thin-film optical filter component, having a channel wavelength and temperature of the tunable filtering unit 330 over a specific temperature range.
- the tunable filtering unit 330 may also employ other types of tunable filter components, such as a liquid crystal tunable filter, a Distributed Bragg Reflective (DBR) tunable filter, or a fiber Bragg. Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) tunable filter, acousto-optic tunable filter, tunable filter based on Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS).
- DBR Distributed Bragg Reflective
- FBG Fiber Bragg Grating
- MEMS Micro Electro Mechanical Systems
- the temperature control unit 340 may be a heater or a Thermo Electric Cooler (TEC), and the temperature control unit 340 is configured to pass heating or cooling according to the wavelength requirement.
- the temperature control mode is used to adjust the channel wavelength of the tunable filtering unit 330.
- the temperature control unit 340 may be implemented by using a light transmissive film adhered to the surface of the adjustable filter unit 330; in other embodiments, the temperature control unit 340 may also be made of a non-transparent material. In this case, the temperature control unit 340 may adopt a ring structure such as an annular shape, an elliptical ring shape or a rectangular ring shape to make the tunable filtering unit as possible.
- the central light transmission area of the temperature control unit 340 of the annular structure is aligned with the optical path of the adjustable filter unit 330 (ie, with the first window 381, the light transmission area 322 of the substrate 320).
- the optical path of the second window 381 is aligned, and the size of the central light-transmitting region of the temperature control unit 340 is larger than the spot size of the optical signal output after filtering by the tunable filtering unit 330.
- the temperature control unit 340 further includes a contact 341.
- the contact 341 may be disposed at the bottom of the temperature control unit 340, that is, adjacent to the base 310, and connected to the ground through a metal wire.
- the pin of the base 310 In the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, two contacts 341 are used as an example, and the two contacts 341 are respectively connected to the first and second pins of the base 310.
- the contact 341 is configured to receive a power signal from the first pin and the second pin to drive the temperature control unit 340 to heat or cool the adjustable filter unit 330.
- the temperature sensor 350 can be a thermistor or other temperature sensitive device for monitoring the temperature of the adjustable filter unit 330 disposed on a surface of the bottom of the substrate 320 and adjacent to the base 310.
- the temperature sensor 350 can be connected to the third pin of the base 310 by a metal wire to receive a power signal from the third pin for temperature detection, and on the other hand can be connected to the temperature control
- the contact 341 of the unit 340 controls the temperature control unit 340 to perform wavelength adjustment or locking on the tunable filtering unit 330 according to the detected temperature of the tunable filtering unit 330.
- the required operating wavelength of the tunable optical filter 300 is ⁇
- the temperature of the tunable filtering unit 330 can be controlled by the temperature control unit 340.
- the channel wavelength is adjusted to the operating wavelength ⁇ .
- having multiple wavelengths such as An incident beam of ⁇ 1 ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ may enter the interior of the housing 380 of the tunable optical filter 300 through the first window 381 and pass through the transparent region 322 of the substrate 320 to the tunable filtering unit. 330.
- the tunable filtering unit 330 can filter out an optical signal other than the wavelength of the incident light beam by using the wavelength selection function, and only the optical signal having the wavelength ⁇ passes through the tunable filtering unit.
- the emerging light formed by 330 is emitted from the second window 382 and further received by other external devices such as photodetectors.
- the tunable optical filter 300 provided by the above embodiment is separately packaged inside the closed casing 380. Due to the thermal isolation of the casing 380, the temperature control unit 340 adjusts the temperature of the tunable filtering unit 330. It does not adversely affect other temperature-sensitive external devices such as photodetectors, and therefore, the performance of the optical component using the tunable optical filter 300 provided by the above embodiments can be ensured.
- FIG. 5 is a side cross-sectional view showing another embodiment of the tunable optical filter provided by the present application
- FIG. 6 is a front view of the tunable optical filter shown in FIG.
- the tunable optical filter 500 shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 is similar in structure to the tunable optical filter 300 shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, however, the tunable optical filter 500 and the diagram shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 are similar. 3 is mainly different from the tunable optical filter 300 shown in FIG.
- the tunable optical filter 500 omits the base 310 of the tunable optical filter 300, and correspondingly,
- the tunable optical filter 500 is provided at the bottom of the housing 580 with a plurality of through holes for receiving and fixing the pins 51 1 , and the inside of the through holes may be filled with an insulating material to realize the pins 511 and the
- the housing 580 and the respective pins 511 are electrically isolated from each other. Since the base is omitted, the size of the tunable optical filter 500 using the structure shown in Fig. 5 may be made smaller as compared with the tunable optical filter 300, and the position of the pin 511 may be more flexible. It is not limited to being disposed at the bottom of the housing 580.
- the pin 51 1 may be disposed on a sidewall of the housing 580, such as the substrate 520. a first sidewall contacting or a second sidewall opposite the first sidewall, such that the tunable optical filter 500 is further integrated into the interior of the optical component.
- the present application further provides a Dimmable receiving component.
- the dimmable receiving component can be applied to the ONU 120 of the multi-wavelength passive optical network system 100 shown in FIG.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of a dimmable receiving component 700 with a tunable optical filter provided by the present application
- FIG. 8 is a dimmable receiving component shown in FIG. 7 .
- the dimmable receiving assembly 700 includes a fiber optic adapter 710, a tunable optical filter 720, and a light receiving sub-module 730.
- the tunable optical filter 720 may be the tunable optical filter 300 as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 or the tunable optical filter 500 as shown in FIG. 5 and FIG. Description of Embodiments Only the structural relationship between the tunable optical filter 720 and the optical fiber adapter 710 and the light receiving submodule 730 will be described below.
- the tunable optical filter 720 includes a housing 780 including opposing first and second side walls, respectively provided with a first window 781 as a light entrance window and as a light exit window The second window 782, wherein the first window 781 is aligned with the second window 782 optical path.
- the fiber optic adapter 710 includes a connector 71 1 , a collimating lens 712 , and a sleeve 713 .
- the connecting portion 71 1 is connected to the first sidewall of the housing 780 of the tunable optical filter 720 and fixed to each other, and the sleeve 713 may be disposed at the connecting portion 711 away from the tunable optical filter.
- the sleeve 713 has a fiber receiving cavity 714, and the fiber receiving cavity 714 is aligned with the first window 781 of the tunable optical filter 720.
- the fiber receiving cavity 714 is configured to receive the optical fiber 715, such as the optical fiber 715.
- the ferrule can be fully inserted into the fiber receiving cavity 714 of the sleeve 713 (ie, without the pigtail), and the core of the ferrule is substantially aligned with the center of the first window 781.
- the collimating lens 712 is disposed between the connecting portion 71 1 and the sleeve 713.
- the collimating lens 712 may be partially embedded on the surface of the connecting portion 711 and partially received in the sleeve.
- the bottom of the fiber receiving cavity 714 of the 713 is used for collimating the output light of the optical fiber 715 in the fiber receiving cavity 714, thereby replacing the tapered light of the output of the optical fiber 715 into parallel light, so that The output light of the fiber 715 can enter the tunable filter substantially all of the first window 781.
- the light receiving sub-module 730 can include a housing 731, a base 732, a lens 733, and a photodetector 734.
- the housing 731 is sleeved with the base 732 and forms a closed seal with the base 732.
- the receiving space is for receiving the photodetector 734.
- the photodetector 734 can include a substrate 735 and a light receiving chip 736, wherein the substrate 735 is disposed on an inner surface of the base 732 for carrying the light receiving chip 736, the light receiving chip 736 and the
- the second window 782 of the housing 782 of the dimming filter 720 is optically aligned for photoelectrically converting the optical signal emitted from the second window 782 after the wavelength conversion by the tunable filter 720 .
- the lens 733 may be disposed on a light incident surface of the outer casing 731 and aligned with the optical path of the second window 782 for concentrating an optical signal emitted by the second window 782 to the light receiving chip 736.
- the light receiving sub-module 730 may further include a plurality of pins 737 connected to the photodetector 734 and extending from the base 732, the plurality of leads The foot 737 can provide power to the light receiving chip 736 of the photodetector 734, and on the other hand can output the electrical signal formed by photoelectric conversion of the light receiving chip 736 to other external devices.
- the light receiving sub-module 730 can be fixed to the tunable optical filter 720 through a metal ring 740.
- the metal ring 740 can partially cover the tunable optical filter 720.
- the light receiving sub-module 730 is partially disposed such that a light incident surface of the outer casing 731 is opposite to a second sidewall of the tunable optical filter 720 and an optical path of the lens 733 and the second window 782 quasi.
- the metal ring 740 may be replaced by other fasteners as long as the fastener can implement the light receiving sub-module 730 and the tunable filter 722. The mutual fixation and alignment can be.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of another embodiment of a tunable light receiving component with a tunable optical filter provided by the present application.
- the dimmable receiving assembly 800 shown in FIG. 9 is similar in structure to the dimmable receiving assembly 700 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the main difference being the fiber optic adapter of the dimmable receiving assembly 800 described in FIG.
- the optical fiber 815 is only partially housed inside the fiber receiving cavity of the sleeve 813, and the other portion extends from the top of the fiber receiving cavity to form a pigtail.
- FIG. 10 is a structural diagram of another embodiment of a tunable light receiving component with a tunable optical filter provided by the present application.
- the dimmable receiving assembly 900 shown in FIG. 10 is similar in structure to the dimmable receiving assembly 700 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the main difference being that the dimming described in FIG.
- the fiber optic adapter 910 of the receiving assembly 900 does not have a collimating lens. Since the collimating lens is omitted, the output light of the optical fiber 915 housed in the sleeve 913 is directly incident on the dimming filter 920 in the form of cone light. .
- the dimmable filters 720, 820, and 920 can employ dimming as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4.
- the structure of the filter 300 is convenient for packaging and pin connection; of course, it should be understood that the configuration of the tunable optical filter 500 shown in Figs. 5 and 6 is also possible.
- the present application further provides a tunable optical transceiver assembly.
- the tunable optical transceiver assembly can be applied to the ONU 120 of the multi-wavelength passive optical network system 100 shown in FIG.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of a tunable optical transceiver component with a tunable optical filter provided by the present application
- FIG. 12 is a tunable optical transceiver component of the same.
- the tunable optical transceiver assembly 1 100 shown in Fig. 11 includes a fiber optic adapter 1110, a tunable optical filter 1120, a light receiving submodule 1 130, a light emitting main module 1140, and a pedestal 1150.
- the tunable optical filter 1 120 can adopt the tunable optical filter 300 as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 or the tunable optical filter 500 as shown in FIG. 5 and FIG.
- the light receiving sub-module 1130 may adopt a light receiving sub-module as shown in FIG. 7, and the specific structure thereof may also be referred to the description of the related embodiments.
- the pedestal 1150 may include a first sidewall 1151, a second sidewall 1152 adjacent to the first sidewall 1 151, a third sidewall 1153 opposite the first sidewall 1 151, and The fourth side wall 1 152 opposite to the second side wall 1 152, wherein the first side wall 1151, the second side wall 1 152, the third side wall 1153 and the fourth side wall 1 154 meet end to end to form a Square seat.
- the first sidewall 151, the second sidewall 1152, and the third sidewall 1153 each have a light transmission window.
- the fiber optic adapter 1 110 is connected to the first side wall 1 151 of the base 1150 and fixed to each other.
- the fiber optic adapter 1 110 can include a collimating lens 1112 and a sleeve 1 113 that can be mounted to the first side wall 1 151 of the base 1150, and the sleeve 11 13 has a
- the fiber receiving cavity 1114 of the optical fiber 1115 is aligned with the optical transmission window of the first sidewall 1151.
- the ferrule of the optical fiber 1115 can be completely inserted into the optical fiber receiving cavity 1114 of the sleeve 1113 (ie, no pigtail is left), and the core of the ferrule and the first core The center of the light transmission window of the side wall 1151 is substantially aligned.
- the collimating lens 1112 is disposed between the first sidewall 1151 of the pedestal 1150 and the sleeve 1113.
- the collimating lens 1112 may be partially embedded in the first sidewall 1151 and partially The bottom of the fiber receiving cavity 1114 of the sleeve 1113 is used for collimating the output light of the optical fiber 1115 in the optical fiber receiving cavity 1131.
- the collimating lens 1112 can also emit light. Converging to the optical fiber 1115.
- the tunable optical filter 1120 may include a housing 1180 including opposing first and second sidewalls, respectively provided with a first window 1181 as a light incident window and as a light exiting
- the second window 1182 of the window is aligned with the optical path of the second window 1182.
- the second sidewall of the housing 1180 can be mounted and fixed to the second sidewall 1152 of the base 1150, and the first window 1181 is opposite to the optical transmission serial port of the second sidewall 1152.
- the light receiving sub-module 1130 includes a housing 1131, a socket 1132, a first lens 1133, and a photodetector 1134.
- the photodetector 1134 is disposed in a receiving space formed by the housing 1131 and the header 1132.
- the first lens 1133 may be disposed on a light incident surface of the outer casing 1131 and disposed opposite to a second sidewall of the housing 1180 of the tunable filter 1120, and the light receiving sub-module 1130 may be fixed by a metal ring To the tunable optical filter 1120, the second window 1182, the first lens 1131, and the photodetector 1134 are optically aligned.
- the light emitting sub-module 1140 may include a housing 1141, a base 1142, a second lens 1143, and a light emitter 1144.
- the light emitter 1144 is disposed inside a receiving space formed by the housing 1141 and the socket 1142, for example, The light emitter 1144 may be placed on the surface of the stem 1142 and disposed toward the light exiting direction of the light emitting sub-module 1141.
- the light exit surface of the outer casing 1141 can be mounted and fixed to the third side wall 1153 of the base 1150.
- the second lens 1143 may be disposed on a light exit surface of the outer casing 1141 for concentrating an optical signal emitted by the light emitter 1141 and input to the susceptor 1150 from a light transmission window of the third sidewall 1153.
- the light emitter 1144 and the second lens 1143 are aligned with the optical transmission window optical path of the third sidewall 1153.
- the light emitting sub-module 1140 may further include a plurality of pins 1147 connected to the light emitter 1144 and extending from the base 1142, the plurality of leads
- the foot 1147 can provide power to the light emitter 1144 and, on the other hand, can provide the light emitter 1144 to transmit data to the light emitter 144 for transmission as an optical signal.
- a wavy division multiplexing (WDM) filter 1155 can be disposed inside the susceptor 1150, which can be disposed at an inclination angle of about 45 degrees (ie, as a 45-degree optical filter).
- the central position of the pedestal 1150 is opposite to the first side wall 1151, the second side wall 1152 and the third side wall 1153 of the pedestal 1150.
- the WDM filter 1155 can be optically transmitted from the light emitter 1144 and transmitted through the light transmission window of the third sidewall 1153 into the susceptor 1150 to the first sidewall 1151.
- the WDM filter 1155 may also output from the optical fiber 1115 and enter the pedestal from the optical transmission window of the first sidewall 1151
- the received light of 1150 is reflected to the light transmission window of the second side wall 1152 to be received by the light detector 1134 of the light receiving sub-module 1130.
- FIG. 13 is a schematic structural diagram of another embodiment of a tunable optical transceiver component with a tunable optical filter provided by the present application
- FIG. 14 is a tunable optical transceiver component illustrated in FIG. 13 .
- the tunable optical transceiver component 1300 shown in FIG. 13 is similar in structure to the tunable optical transceiver component 1100 shown in FIG. 11.
- the tunable optical filter 1320 is not The second sidewall 1352 of the pedestal 1350 is disposed between the second sidewall 1352 and the light receiving sub-module 1330, and is directly encapsulated inside the susceptor 1350 via the receiving optical path of the light receiving sub-module 1330.
- the tunable optical transceiver component 1300 may further include a pedestal disposed on the pedestal. An external pin 1360 of the fourth sidewall 1354 of 1350, and a pin 1322 of the tunable optical filter 1320 can be connected to the pin 1361 of the external header 1360 through an internal wire of the pedestal 1350 .
- FIG. 15 is a schematic structural diagram of another embodiment of a tunable optical transceiver assembly with a tunable optical filter provided by the present application.
- the tunable optical transceiver assembly 1500 shown in FIG. 15 is similar in structure to the tunable optical transceiver assembly 1300 shown in FIG. 13, the main difference being that the optical fiber adapter 1510 of the tunable optical transceiver assembly 1500 eliminates the need for Straight lens, correspondingly, the ferrule portion of the optical fiber 1515 received in the fiber receiving cavity 1514 of the sleeve 1513 passes through the light transmission window of the first side wall 1551 of the pedestal 1550 and enters the inside of the pedestal 1550.
- the tunable optical filter 1 120 of the tunable optical transceiver component 1 100 can be configured as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG.
- the structure of the tunable optical filter 300 shown, the tunable optical filters 1320 and 1520 of the tunable optical transceiver assemblies 1300 and 1500 can employ the structure of the tunable optical filter 300 as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4. , for packaging and pin connection, to facilitate packaging and pin connection; of course, it should be understood that the structure of the tunable optical filter 500 shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 can also be applied to the tunable optical filter 1 120, the tunable optical filter 300 shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 can also be applied to the tunable optical filters 1320 and 1520.
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