The paper shows the design and first experimental results of a hybrid integrated glass-silicon based interposer for data communication at a wavelength of 850 nm. All processes are carried out on wafer level followed by component assembly steps. This paper describes process development for HF lines, Through-Glass-Via metallization and optical interconnection necessary to create a glass-based interposer for mid-board-optics. The assembled interposer is measured for data rates up to 25 Gb/s and shows high tolerances for optical coupling
Demand for high integration of optoelectronic and micro-optical components into micro-electronic sys...
There is a clear tendency to integrate more and more opto-electronic and micro-optical components li...
The novel packaging approach glassPack is introduced as a System-in-Package (SiP) technology. Wiring...
Due to its optical transparency and superior dielectric properties glass is regarded as a promising ...
Glass is well established as wafer or panel substrate for applications like capping of image sensors...
In this paper, we present the concept, fabrication, process and packaging of a 3D Si photonics inter...
We introduce thin glass for electrical-optical integration on module level. Glass is regarded as pro...
Currently glass is mainly used as unstructured wafers or panels with the highest market share in gla...
An optical interconnection technology for 1310/1550nm has been successfully developed with single-mo...
Fiber fly-overs are deployed for on-board optical interconnects in combination with on-board optical...
The ever-increasing demand for telecommunications needs has highlighted the intrinsic limitations of...
In this paper, we demonstrate a way of packaging CMOS ICs and optoelectronics, which has been achiev...
In this paper, based on a wet etched silicon interposer, we propose a 2.5D assembly of two dimension...
Most optical waveguide technologies on board level are using polymer materials. The drawback for the...
International audienceIn order to enhance electro-optical system-in-package capabilities for silicon...
Demand for high integration of optoelectronic and micro-optical components into micro-electronic sys...
There is a clear tendency to integrate more and more opto-electronic and micro-optical components li...
The novel packaging approach glassPack is introduced as a System-in-Package (SiP) technology. Wiring...
Due to its optical transparency and superior dielectric properties glass is regarded as a promising ...
Glass is well established as wafer or panel substrate for applications like capping of image sensors...
In this paper, we present the concept, fabrication, process and packaging of a 3D Si photonics inter...
We introduce thin glass for electrical-optical integration on module level. Glass is regarded as pro...
Currently glass is mainly used as unstructured wafers or panels with the highest market share in gla...
An optical interconnection technology for 1310/1550nm has been successfully developed with single-mo...
Fiber fly-overs are deployed for on-board optical interconnects in combination with on-board optical...
The ever-increasing demand for telecommunications needs has highlighted the intrinsic limitations of...
In this paper, we demonstrate a way of packaging CMOS ICs and optoelectronics, which has been achiev...
In this paper, based on a wet etched silicon interposer, we propose a 2.5D assembly of two dimension...
Most optical waveguide technologies on board level are using polymer materials. The drawback for the...
International audienceIn order to enhance electro-optical system-in-package capabilities for silicon...
Demand for high integration of optoelectronic and micro-optical components into micro-electronic sys...
There is a clear tendency to integrate more and more opto-electronic and micro-optical components li...
The novel packaging approach glassPack is introduced as a System-in-Package (SiP) technology. Wiring...