WO2015146108A1 - 受光素子、光モジュール及び光受信器 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a light receiving element or the like, for example, a light receiving element or the like having a lens and an absorption layer.
- the optical receiver 2000a used in such a technique has a configuration as shown in FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram of a general optical receiver 2000a.
- the signal light incident port 200 emits the incident signal light to the optical functional circuit 500 side.
- the local oscillation light incident port 300 emits local oscillation light incident from the local oscillation light source 900 to the optical functional circuit 500 side.
- the lenses 410 to 430 refract the signal light or the local oscillation light emitted from the signal light incident port 200 or the local oscillation light incident port 300 into parallel light, and then refract the optical function circuit incident port 510 on the optical functional circuit 500 side. Focus to 520.
- the optical functional circuit 500 separates the signal light incident from the signal light incident port 200 through the lenses 410 and 420 into X-polarized signal light and Y-polarized signal light.
- the optical functional circuit 500 combines the separated X-polarized signal light and Y-polarized signal light with the local oscillation light incident from the local oscillation light incident port 300 via the lens 430, and combines them.
- a combined optical signal (in the background art column, referred to as an interference signal) is output to detection light-receiving elements 610 and 620 having four channels.
- Detecting light receiving elements 610 and 620 convert the interference signal incident from the optical functional circuit 500 into an electrical signal and output it.
- the optical branching device 440 is disposed between the lens 410 and the lens 420, emits the signal light converted into parallel light in the lens 410 to the lens 420 side, and a part of the signal light (in the background art column, The measurement signal light is emitted to the monitor light receiving element 700 side.
- the monitor light receiving element 700 detects the intensity of the measurement signal light incident from the optical branching device 440.
- the local oscillation light source 900 generates local oscillation light according to the intensity of the measurement signal light detected by the monitor light receiving element 700.
- the local oscillation light source 900 generates local oscillation light according to the intensity of the measurement signal light detected by the monitor light receiving element 700.
- Patent Document 1 describes a technique of an optical transmission / reception module including a light receiving element that absorbs a part of light and transmits the remaining light.
- the optical branching device 440 for emitting the measurement signal light to the monitor light receiving element 700 side around the lenses 410 and 420 and the intensity of the measurement signal light It is necessary to dispose a monitor light receiving element 700 for detecting.
- two lenses 410 and 420 are necessary to generate collimated light. As a result, the number of parts increases around the lenses 410 and 420, and the number of assembly steps increases.
- the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a light receiving element and the like that can more easily absorb and transmit light.
- the light receiving element of the present invention condenses incident light and is arranged on the exit surface of the lens unit that emits from the exit surface and absorbs a part of the collected light and remains And a detection layer that is laminated on the absorption layer and detects the intensity of light emitted from the lens unit based on the intensity of light absorbed in the absorption layer.
- the optical receiver of the present invention includes the light receiving element that collects and transmits incident signal light, and a control unit that performs predetermined control based on the intensity of light detected by the light receiving element.
- the optical module of the present invention includes a signal light emitting unit that emits signal light, the light receiving element that collects and transmits the emitted signal light, a local oscillation light emitting unit that emits local oscillation light, A lens unit that collects the emitted local oscillation light, a signal unit that transmits the light receiving element and the collected local oscillation beam, and a combined unit that outputs a combined optical signal; A conversion unit that converts the combined optical signal emitted from the wave unit into an electrical signal, and the local oscillation light emission unit is an intensity of the local oscillation light emitted based on the intensity of the light detected by the light receiving element It is characterized by adjusting.
- FIG. 1 is a side view of the optical monitor function integrated lens 100.
- FIG. 2 is a rear view of the optical monitor function integrated lens 100 as viewed from the direction of arrow A in FIG.
- light travels from left to right. That is, the ⁇ direction shown in FIG. 1 corresponds to the traveling direction of light.
- light having a wavelength of 1.31 to 1.61 ⁇ m is applied.
- the optical monitor function integrated lens 100 includes a lens 110, an n-type semiconductor 120, an absorption layer 130, a p-type semiconductor 140, and a non-reflective film 150.
- the n-type semiconductor 120, the absorption layer 130, and the p-type semiconductor 140 constitute a light receiving element.
- the lens 110 transmits the incident light to the n-type semiconductor 120 side while condensing it.
- the lens 110 is formed of, for example, Si which is a transparent material with respect to the wavelength of 1.31 to 1.61 ⁇ m. .
- the lens 110 has a convex portion 111, a first main surface 112, and a second main surface 113.
- the convex portion 111 is formed in a convex shape, a spherical surface, or a substantially spherical shape, like a general glass lens.
- the convex portion 111 refracts and collects incident light.
- the light incident on the first main surface 112 from the convex portion 111 is collected by passing through the lens 110 and is emitted from the second main surface 113.
- the n-type semiconductor 120 is provided on the emission surface (second main surface 113) of the lens 110, transmits the light incident from the second main surface 113 as it is, and outputs the light to the absorption layer 130.
- the n-type semiconductor 120 is also formed of Si.
- the n-type semiconductor 120 is formed as a thin film having a main component of Si, an impurity concentration of 5 ⁇ 10 18 [cm ⁇ 3 ], and a thickness in the ⁇ direction of 0.5 [ ⁇ m]. Further, the n-type semiconductor 120 functions as a conductive layer that extracts current according to the intensity of light absorbed by the absorption layer 130.
- the n-type semiconductor 120 has an n-type semiconductor side electrode 121.
- the n-type semiconductor side electrode 121 is provided on the n-type semiconductor 120 at a position where light does not enter.
- the n-type semiconductor-side electrode 121 outputs the light intensity (absorbed light intensity) P1 [W] absorbed in the absorption layer 130 as a current I [A].
- the absorption layer 130 is provided between the n-type semiconductor 120 and the p-type semiconductor 140 so as to face the second main surface 113 of the lens 110.
- the absorption layer 130 absorbs part of the light incident from the n-type semiconductor 120 and transmits the rest to the p-type semiconductor 140.
- the absorption layer 130 is formed of, for example, Ge or SiGe.
- the area of the absorption layer 130 is set to be larger than the light transmission region.
- the thickness d of the absorption layer 130 is set according to the absorption rate of the absorption layer 130. If the absorption amount of light in the absorption layer 130 is too small, the detection accuracy of the light intensity is lowered. On the other hand, if it is too much, the main signal power is lowered and the reception sensitivity is lowered. Since it is desirable that the absorption amount be the minimum intensity required by the system, the thickness d of the absorption layer 130 is desirably set so that the absorption amount is 5% or more and 20% or less of the total incident amount. In the present embodiment, the thickness d of the absorption layer 130 is set so that the absorption rate is 5 to 10%.
- the absorptance is defined by the ratio of the absorbed light intensity P1 [W] to the intensity P2 [W] of the incident light.
- the wavelength of light incident on the absorption layer 130 is 1.55 [ ⁇ m].
- the thickness d of the absorption layer 130 is set to 0.1 [ ⁇ m] to 0.15 [ ⁇ m].
- the p-type semiconductor 140 is provided on the absorption layer 130, transmits the light incident from the absorption layer 130 as it is, and emits it to the non-reflective film 150.
- the p-type semiconductor 140 is also made of Si.
- the p-type semiconductor 140 is formed as a thin film having a main component of Si, an impurity concentration of 5 ⁇ 10 18 [cm ⁇ 3 ], and a thickness in the ⁇ direction of 0.5 [ ⁇ m].
- the p-type semiconductor 140 functions as a conductive layer that extracts current according to the intensity of light absorbed by the absorption layer 130.
- the p-type semiconductor 140 has a p-type semiconductor side electrode 141.
- the p-type semiconductor side electrode 141 is provided on the p-type semiconductor 140 at a position where light does not enter.
- the p-type semiconductor side electrode 141 functions in the same manner as the n-type semiconductor side electrode 121, and outputs the light intensity (absorbed light intensity) P1 [W] absorbed in the absorption layer 130 as the current I [A].
- the amount of light absorbed in the absorption layer 130 is proportional to the intensity of light transmitted through the absorption layer 130. Since the light absorption amount (absorbed light intensity) P1 is proportional to the current I extracted from the n-type semiconductor side electrode 121 and the p-type semiconductor side electrode 141, it is extracted from the n-type semiconductor side electrode 121 and the p-type semiconductor side electrode 141. By monitoring the current I generated, the intensity of the light transmitted through the absorption layer 130 can be monitored.
- the absorption layer 130 can secure the minimum absorption amount, and the thickness d of the absorption layer 130 may be about 0.1 to 0.15 [ ⁇ m]. Therefore, the absorption layer 130 made of Ge can be formed between the n-type semiconductor 120 and the p-type semiconductor 140 made of Si.
- the non-reflective film 150 is provided on the exit surface of the p-type semiconductor 140 and suppresses reflection of incident light.
- the non-reflective film 150 transmits the light incident from the p-type semiconductor 140 as it is and emits the light to the outside.
- the antireflective film 150 is formed of, for example, a SiN-based material or a SiON-based material. Note that the antireflective film 150 is not necessarily arranged.
- the optical monitoring function integrated lens 100 includes a light receiving element that includes the n-type semiconductor 120, the absorption layer 130, and the p-type semiconductor 140 on the emission surface (second main surface 113) of the lens 110. Arranged. Then, a part of the light emitted from the lens 110 is absorbed in the absorption layer 130, and the intensity of the absorbed light is extracted as a current I in the n-type semiconductor 120 and the p-type semiconductor 140, thereby passing through the absorption layer 130. Detect the light intensity.
- the n-type semiconductor side electrode 121 and p The local oscillation light source 900 can be controlled based on the current I detected in the type semiconductor side electrode 141.
- a light receiving element including the n-type semiconductor 120, the absorption layer 130, and the p-type semiconductor 140 can be formed in a thin film as compared with a general light receiving element.
- the absorption layer 130 has a thickness that maintains crystallinity. Only grows. This makes it possible to reduce the thickness of the light receiving element including the n-type semiconductor 120, the absorption layer 130, and the p-type semiconductor 140, as compared with the light receiving element disclosed in the background art.
- the optical monitoring function integrated lens 100 when the light receiving element composed of the n-type semiconductor 120, the absorption layer 130, and the p-type semiconductor 140 is disposed on the exit surface of the lens 110, the optical branching described in the background art. This eliminates the need for the device 440 and the light receiving element 700 for monitoring. Further, since this configuration does not require a prism for branching light, a collimating region for arranging the prism is not necessary, and the incident main signal can be directly condensed by one lens. Therefore, the optical monitor function integrated lens 100 according to the present embodiment can reduce the number of components and can be miniaturized. In addition, since it is not necessary to dispose the optical branching device 440 and the monitoring light receiving element 700 that require strict mounting accuracy, the number of assembly steps can be significantly reduced.
- the lens 110, the n-type semiconductor 120, and the p-type semiconductor 140 are formed of Si, and the absorption layer 130 is formed of Ge or SiGe.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- the lens 110, the n-type semiconductor 120, and the p-type semiconductor 140 only need to be transparent to the wavelength used, and when applied to the wavelength of light used for digital coherent communication (1.31 ⁇ m to 1.61 ⁇ m), for example, materials InP can also be used.
- materials InP can also be used as the material of the absorption layer 130.
- InGaAs, InGaAsP, or the like can be used as the material of the absorption layer 130.
- the light absorption efficiency of InGaAsP is smaller than that of Ge, SiGe, InGaAs, etc., and therefore the thickness d is designed to be large when a predetermined absorption rate is achieved. Can do. In this case, the manufacturing tolerance of the absorption layer 130 is improved.
- the signal light intensity is simultaneously generated with the condensing function for condensing the signal emitted from the incident port and optically coupling the signal to the port of the optical functional circuit.
- the detection function can be realized.
- FIG. 4 is a configuration diagram of an optical receiver 2000 including the optical module 1000.
- FIG. 5 is an enlarged view of the periphery of the optical monitor function integrated lens 100 in the optical receiver 2000 of FIG. 4 and 5, the optical monitor function integrated lens 100 is illustrated in an enlarged manner for convenience of explanation.
- the ⁇ direction in FIGS. 4 and 5 corresponds to the traveling direction of the signal light and the local oscillation light.
- the signal light for example, light having a wavelength of 1.31 to 1.61 [ ⁇ m], which is often used for digital coherent communication, is assumed.
- constituent elements equivalent to those shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 are assigned the same reference numerals as those shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
- the description of the same configuration as that described in the first embodiment will be omitted.
- the optical receiver 2000 includes an intensity detector 800, a local oscillation light source 900, and an optical module 1000.
- the optical receiver 2000 is also called a digital coherent optical receiver.
- the intensity detector 800 is connected to the n-type semiconductor side electrode 121 and the p-type semiconductor side electrode 141 of the optical monitor function integrated lens 100.
- the intensity detection unit 800 detects the current I [A] output from the n-type semiconductor side electrode 121 and the p-type semiconductor side electrode 141, and thereby the intensity of the signal light absorbed in the absorption layer 130 (absorbed light intensity P1). [W]).
- the absorbed light intensity P1 [W] in the absorption layer 130 is proportional to the intensity of the signal light transmitted through the absorption layer 130.
- the absorbed light intensity P1 [W] in the absorption layer 130 is proportional to the current I extracted from the n-type semiconductor side electrode 121 and the p-type semiconductor side electrode 141, and thus the n-type semiconductor side electrode 121 and the p-type semiconductor side electrode.
- the optical monitor function integrated lens 100 and the intensity detector 800 can also constitute an optical receiver.
- the intensity detection unit 800 detects the current I [A] output from the n-type semiconductor side electrode 121 and the p-type semiconductor side electrode 141 of the optical monitoring function integrated lens 100, thereby detecting the incident signal light.
- Various circuits can be controlled according to the strength.
- the intensity detection unit 800 functions as a control unit in the claims.
- the local oscillation light source 900 is connected to the intensity detection unit 800 and the local oscillation light incident port 300.
- the local oscillation light source 900 adjusts the intensity P3 [W] of the local oscillation light according to the absorbed light intensity P1 [W] acquired by the intensity detection unit 800, and generates local oscillation light.
- the optical module 1000 includes an optical monitor function integrated lens 100, a signal light incident port 200, a local oscillation light incident port 300, a lens 430, an optical functional circuit 500, light receiving elements for detection 610 and 620, and output terminals 710 and 720. Yes.
- the signal light incident port 200 emits signal light having a signal placed on the optical phase emitted from the outside (for example, a digital coherent optical transmitter) to the optical monitor function integrated lens 100 side.
- a signal placed on the optical phase emitted from the outside for example, a digital coherent optical transmitter
- an optical fiber can be used for the signal light incident port 200.
- the intensity of the signal light emitted from the signal light incident port 200 is, for example, 0.01 to 10 [mW].
- the signal light incident port 200 corresponds to a signal light emitting part in claims.
- the optical monitor function integrated lens 100 condenses the signal light incident from the signal light incident port 200 and emits it to the optical function circuit incident port 510.
- the optical monitor function integrated lens 100 is the same as the optical monitor function integrated lens 100 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 described in the first embodiment, and a description thereof will be omitted.
- the optical monitor function integrated lens 100 includes a lens 110 and a light receiving element.
- the lens 110 condenses the signal light incident on the convex portion 111 disposed on the first main surface 112 that is an incident surface, and collects the light to a light receiving element disposed on the second main surface 113 that is an output surface.
- the emitted signal light is emitted.
- the light receiving element includes an n-type semiconductor 120, an absorption layer 130, and a p-type semiconductor 140.
- the light receiving element absorbs a part of the signal light incident on the absorption layer 130 to detect the intensity of the signal light absorbed in the n-type semiconductor 120 and the p-type semiconductor 140, and uses the remaining signal light for the optical functional circuit 500. Is output to the optical functional circuit incident port 510.
- the local oscillation light incident port 300 emits local oscillation light emitted from the local oscillation light source 900 to the lens 430 side.
- an optical fiber can be used for the local oscillation light incident port 300.
- the local oscillation light incident port 300 corresponds to a local oscillation light emitting unit in claims.
- the lens 430 collects the local oscillation light emitted from the local oscillation light incident port 300 and emits it to the optical functional circuit entrance port 520 of the optical functional circuit 500.
- the optical functional circuit 500 includes, for example, an optical 90-degree hybrid (not shown), and separates signal light incident from the optical monitor function integrated lens 100 into X-polarized signal light and Y-polarized signal light. Furthermore, the optical functional circuit 500 multiplexes the local oscillation light incident from the local oscillation light source 900 via the lens 430 into the separated X-polarized signal light and Y-polarized signal light, respectively. Then, the optical functional circuit 500 outputs the combined signal (hereinafter referred to as an interference signal) to the detection light receiving elements 610 and 620.
- the optical functional circuit 500 corresponds to a multiplexing unit in the claims.
- the optical functional circuit 500 includes optical functional circuit incident ports 510 and 520.
- the optical function circuit incident port 510 emits the signal light incident from the optical monitor function integrated lens 100 into the optical function circuit 500.
- the optical functional circuit incident port 520 emits the local oscillation light incident from the lens 430 into the optical functional circuit 500.
- Detecting light receiving elements 610 and 620 receive the interference signal emitted from the optical functional circuit 500, convert it into an analog electric signal, and output it to the output terminals 710 and 720.
- the detection light receiving elements 610 and 620 for example, PD (Photodiode) can be used.
- the optical receiver 2000 is a digital coherent optical receiver, the detection light receiving elements 610 and 620 are configured with four channels. The light receiving elements for detection 610 and 620 correspond to a conversion unit in claims.
- Output terminals 710 and 720 are output terminals connected to an external device.
- the external device include a TIA (Transimpedance Amplifier).
- the TIA Transimpedance Amplifier
- the electrical signals output from the detection light receiving elements 610 and 620 are input to the TIA through the output terminals 710 and 720.
- the electric signal input to the TIA is converted into a voltage signal by the TIA. Thereafter, the voltage signal converted by the TIA is subjected to demodulation and predetermined signal processing in, for example, an ADC (Analog Digital Converter) circuit, a DSP (Digital Signal Processor) circuit, or the like.
- ADC Analog Digital Converter
- DSP Digital Signal Processor
- the intensity detector 800 detects the intensity of the signal light (absorbed light intensity) absorbed in the absorption layer 130 of the optical monitor function integrated lens 100.
- the local oscillation light source 900 generates local oscillation light in accordance with the absorbed light intensity detected by the intensity detection unit 800.
- the optical receiver 2000 can reduce the number of components and can be downsized.
- the number of assembly steps can be significantly reduced.
- Appendix 1 A lens having an incident surface on which light is incident and an exit surface that emits light incident from the incident surface; An absorption layer provided so as to face the incident surface or the emission surface, and absorbing and transmitting incident light; The light-receiving element in which the absorption layer and the lens are not lattice-matched to each other.
- Appendix 2 The light receiving element according to appendix 1, wherein the lens is mainly composed of Si.
- Appendix 3 3. The light receiving element according to appendix 1 or 2, wherein the absorption layer includes Ge or SiGe as a main component.
- Appendix 5 The light receiving element according to any one of appendices 1 to 4, wherein the absorption layer is formed to have a thickness of 0.1 ⁇ m or more and 0.5 ⁇ m or less.
- a light receiving element comprising an absorption layer;
- An intensity detector that detects an absorbed light intensity that is the intensity of light absorbed by the absorbing layer;
- a local oscillation light source that generates local oscillation light, The local oscillation light source is an optical receiver that generates the local oscillation light according to the intensity of the absorbed light detected by the intensity detection unit.
- a signal light emitting section for emitting signal light;
- a local oscillation light emitting unit for emitting local oscillation light;
- a lens having an incident surface on which the signal light emitted from the signal light emitting unit is incident and an exit surface from which the signal light incident from the incident surface is emitted; and a lens facing the incident surface or the emitting surface
- a light-receiving element comprising: an absorption layer that absorbs and transmits incident signal light;
- a combining unit that combines the signal light emitted from the lens and the local oscillation light emitted from the local oscillation light emission unit, and emits the combined optical signal;
- An optical module comprising: a conversion unit that converts a combined optical signal emitted from the combining unit into an electrical signal.
- the present invention can be widely applied to optical communication devices that perform various controls based on the intensity of incident signal light.
- Optical monitor function integrated lens 110 Lens 111 Convex part 112 1st main surface 113 2nd main surface 120 N-type semiconductor 121 N-type semiconductor side electrode 130 Absorption layer 140 P-type semiconductor 141 P-type semiconductor side electrode 150 Non-reflective film 200
- Signal light incident port 300 Local oscillation light incident port 410, 420, 430 Lens 440
- Optical branching device 500 Optical functional circuit 510, 520 Optical functional circuit incident port 610, 620 Detection light receiving element 700 Monitor light receiving element 800 Intensity detection unit 900 Local oscillation light source 1000 Optical module 2000, 2000a Optical receiver
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図1及び図2を用いて、第1の実施形態にかかる光モニタ機能集積レンズについて説明する。図1は、光モニタ機能集積レンズ100の側面図である。図2は光モニタ機能集積レンズ100を図1の矢視Aから見た背面図である。図1において、光は左側から右側に進む。すなわち、図1に示したα方向は、光の進行方向に対応する。本実施形態では、波長1.31~1.61μmの光を適用する。
第2の実施形態にかかる光受信器2000について説明する。図4は、光モジュール1000を含む光受信器2000の構成図である。図5は、図4の光受信器2000における光モニタ機能集積レンズ100周辺の拡大図である。図4、図5では、説明の便宜上、光モニタ機能集積レンズ100を拡大して図示している。図4、図5のα方向は、信号光及び局部発振光の進行方向に対応する。信号光は、例えば、デジタルコヒーレント通信によく用いられる波長1.31~1.61[μm]の光を想定する。図4、図5において、図1、図2に示した構成要素と同等の構成要素には、図1、図2で示した符号と同等の符号を付した。以下、第1の実施形態で説明した構成と同等の構成については説明を省略する。
光が入射する入射面と、前記入射面から入射した光を出射する出射面と、を有するレンズと、
前記入射面又は前記出射面に向かい合うように設けられ、入射する光を吸収すると共に透過する吸収層と、を備え、
前記吸収層と、前記レンズは互いに格子整合しない受光素子。
前記レンズは、Siを主成分とする付記1に記載の受光素子。
前記吸収層は、Ge又はSiGeを主成分とする付記1又は2に記載の受光素子。
前記吸収層は、入射した光を吸収する吸収率が、5%以上20%以下になるように形成される付記1から3のいずれか1項に記載の受光素子。
前記吸収層の厚みは、0.1μm以上0.5μm以下になるように形成される付記1から4のいずれか1項に記載の受光素子。
光が入射する入射面と、前記入射面から入射した光を出射する出射面と、を有するレンズと、前記入射面又は前記出射面に向かい合うように設けられ、入射した光を吸収すると共に透過する吸収層と、を備える受光素子と、
前記吸収層により吸収された光の強度である吸収光強度を検出する強度検出部と、
局部発振光を発生する局部発振光源と、を備え、
前記局部発振光源は、前記強度検出部により検出された前記吸収光強度に応じて、前記局部発振光を発生する光受信器。
信号光を出射する信号光出射部と、
局部発振光を出射する局部発振光出射部と、
前記信号光出射部から出射された信号光が入射する入射面と、前記入射面から入射した信号光を出射する出射面と、を有するレンズと、前記入射面又は前記出射面に向かい合うように設けられ、入射した信号光を吸収すると共に透過する吸収層と、を備える受光素子と、
前記レンズから出射された信号光と、前記局部発振光出射部から出射された局部発振光とを合波し、合波した合波光信号を出射する合波部と、
前記合波部から出射された合波光信号を電気信号に変換する変換部と、を備える光モジュール。
110 レンズ
111 凸部
112 第1の主面
113 第2の主面
120 n型半導体
121 n型半導体側電極
130 吸収層
140 p型半導体
141 p型半導体側電極
150 無反射膜
200 信号光入射ポート
300 局部発振光入射ポート
410、420、430 レンズ
440 光分岐器
500 光機能回路
510、520 光機能回路入射ポート
610、620 検波用受光素子
700 モニタ用受光素子
800 強度検出部
900 局部発振光源
1000 光モジュール
2000、2000a 光受信器
Claims (9)
- 入射された光を集光し、出射面から出射するレンズ部と、
前記レンズ部の出射面上に配置され、前記集光された光の一部を吸収すると共に残りを透過する吸収層と、
前記吸収層に積層され、前記吸収層において吸収された光の強度に基づいて前記レンズ部から出射された光の強度を検出する検出層と、
を備える受光素子。 - 前記吸収層は、集光された光から5%以上20%以下の光を吸収する厚さに形成される、請求項1に記載の受光素子。
- 前記検出層は、入射された光を透過すると共に、光が入射しない領域に前記吸収された光の強度を電流として出力する電極が配置されている、請求項1または2に記載の受光素子。
- 前記検出層は、前記吸収層の入射面側に配置された第1の検出層と、前記吸収層の出射面側に配置された第2の検出層と、によって構成される、請求項1乃至3のいずれか1項に記載の受光素子。
- 前記第2の検出層の前記吸収層が配置されている側と反対側の面には無反射膜が配置されている、請求項1乃至4のいずれか1項に記載の受光素子。
- 前記レンズ部および検出層は、Siを主成分として形成され、
前記吸収層は、GeまたはSiGeを主成分として形成される、
請求項1乃至5のいずれか1項に記載の受光素子。 - 前記レンズ部および検出層は、InPを主成分として形成され、
前記吸収層は、InGaAsまたはInGaAsPを主成分として形成される、
請求項1乃至5のいずれか1項に記載の受光素子。 - 入射された信号光を集光および透過する請求項1乃至7のいずれか1項に記載の受光素子と、
前記受光素子において検出された光の強度に基づいて所定の制御を行う制御部と、
を備える光受信器。 - 信号光を出射する信号光出射部と、
前記出射された信号光を集光および透過する請求項1乃至7のいずれか1項に記載の受光素子と、
局部発振光を出射する局部発振光出射部と、
前記出射された局部発振光を集光するレンズ部と、
前記受光素子を透過した信号光と前記集光された局部発振光とを合波し、合波光信号を出射する合波部と、
前記合波部から出射された合波光信号を電気信号に変換する変換部と、
を備え、
前記局部発振光出射部は、前記受光素子において検出された光の強度に基づいて出射する局部発振光の強度を調整することを特徴とする光モジュール。
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