WO2000076000A1 - Dispositif comportant un reseau de photodetecteurs et demultiplexeur optique utilisant ce dispositif - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a light receiving element array device in which a rectangular light receiving element array is mounted on a package, and in particular, a distance from the center of the light receiving portion of the light receiving element array chip to an edge of one long side of the rectangular package.
- the present invention also relates to an optical demultiplexer using such a light receiving element array device. Background technology
- An optical demultiplexer is used as a device for separating, for example, light multiplexed and transmitted at the receiving side for each wavelength in an optical communication system using a wavelength division multiplexing transmission method.
- Various types of optical demultiplexers have been developed, but a typical example is an optical demultiplexer that uses a diffraction grating.
- One of the optical demultiplexers using a diffraction grating has a configuration called a “retro-type arrangement”. This is provided with an input fiber, a collimator lens, a diffraction grating, etc., and an optical signal from the input fiber is collimated by a collimator lens to be converted into a diffraction grating. The light is guided, and the diffracted light is converged again by the collimator lens to perform light detection. For photodetection, a large number of optical fibers or optical waveguide arrays are used to guide the diffracted light to a photodetector.
- an input cuff fiber As another type of optical demultiplexer using a diffraction grating, an input cuff fiber, a collimator lens, a folded mirror, a diffraction grating, and the like are provided.
- an optical signal from a bar is collimated by a collimator lens, reflected by a turning mirror, guided to a diffraction grating, and guided to a photodetector.
- a photodetector array device is used as a photodetector of these optical demultiplexers.
- the light-receiving element array device has a large number of light-receiving elements.
- a rectangular chip having a light receiving section arranged in a rectangular shape is sealed in the center of a rectangular DIP type package having a large number of external leads.
- the chip bonding pad and external lead It has a structure in which it is connected to the bonding terminal at the inner end of the pad by a bonding wire. External leads extend from both long sides of the package.
- the only photodetector array devices on the market are those using such a DIP type package.
- the latter type that uses a folding mirror has a diffraction grating with respect to the optical axis incident on the folding mirror. Since the optical axis of the emitted light is almost vertical, the structure is essentially difficult to miniaturize.
- the former “Littrow configuration” optical demultiplexer has an optical axis that passes through the collimation lens and enters the diffraction grating, and the diffracted light passes through the collimation lens. Since the transmitted and emitted optical axes are almost coincident, the structure is essentially suitable for miniaturization.
- Still another object of the present invention is to enable coma to be suppressed even when a light-receiving element array device is used as a photodetector, to shorten the length of an optical system, and to achieve miniaturization.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an optical demultiplexer having a lithrow arrangement.
- the light receiving element array device includes a rectangular light receiving element array chip having a light receiving portion in which a large number of light receiving elements are arranged in an array, and a number of external leads and the external leads.
- the package is encapsulated in a rectangular package with bonding terminals connected to It is a premise.
- bonding terminals connected to It is a premise.
- a bonding terminal is not formed on one long side of the package, and the chip is placed so that the long side of the chip approaches the outside long side of the package without the bonding terminal.
- the optical demultiplexer comprises an input fiber, a collimator lens. It presupposes a configuration in which the diffraction grating and light-receiving element array are arranged in a retro-type arrangement.
- the distance from the principal surface of the lens to the light receiving element of the light receiving element array is L (mm)
- the distance from the center of the light receiving element of the chip to the center of the input fin is When W (mm), set to satisfy W / L ⁇ 4 / 50.
- a light-receiving element array device in which the chip is moved to one side of the package is used, and this light-receiving element array device is arranged in such a manner that the light-receiving portion approaches the mounting portion of the input fiber.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an optical demultiplexer in a retro-type arrangement.
- FIGS. 2A and 2B are diagrams for explaining the coma aberration of the collimator lens incorporated in the optical demultiplexer.
- FIG. 3 is a plan view of a conventional light receiving element array device.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the light receiving element array device of FIG.
- 5A and 5B are plan views of the light receiving element array chip according to the present invention.
- 6A and 6B are views showing a wire bonding terminal of the package according to the present invention.
- FIGS. 7A, 7B, and 7C are views showing positions where external leads are attached to the package according to the present invention.
- 8A, 8B, and 8C are perspective views showing each embodiment of the light receiving element array device according to the present invention.
- 9A, 9B, and 9C are perspective views showing each embodiment of the light receiving element array device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing one embodiment of the light receiving element array device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing an example of a package cross-sectional structure.
- FIG. 12 is a plan view showing an example of a relay wiring using a mount plate.
- This optical demultiplexer has an input fake, 10, a collimator lens 12, and a diffraction lens. It consists of a grating 14 and a light-receiving element array device 16 as a photodetector, and is assembled using three tubular members that fit together.
- the single-core input fiber 10 is connected to the fiber fixing window 20 on the end face of the transparent fiber mounting tube 18 by a fiber connection 22. Fixed.
- the collar lens 12 is fixed to the end of the intermediate tube 24.
- the diffraction grating 14 is fixed to a diffraction grating fixing window 28 on the end face of the diffraction grating mounting tube 26.
- a fiber mounting tube 18 and a diffraction grating mounting tube 26 are provided on both ends of the intermediate tube 24 so that they can move in the optical axis direction and rotate around the optical axis. As a result, it is possible to make an alignment.
- the divergent beam introduced from the external input fiber 10 into the tube and expanded according to the numerical aperture of the input fiber 10 reaches the collimator lens 12, After being converted into a parallel light beam, it reaches the diffraction grating 14.
- the luminous flux separated for each wavelength according to the chromatic dispersion characteristics of the diffraction grating 14 is converted into a convergent luminous flux for each demultiplexed wavelength by the collimating lens 12, and the collimating lens 1
- Light is condensed for each wavelength on window 20 that coincides with the focal point of 2 and arranged in a line.
- the light-receiving element array device 16 is fixed to the window 20 so that the focal point for each wavelength and each light-receiving element of the light-receiving element array device 16 correspond to each other. Light detection is performed for each wavelength.
- the diffracted light flux is inclined with respect to the optical axis and passes through the collimator lens 12 to generate coma aberration.
- the coma aberration of this lens is based on the length from the main surface of the lens 12 to the light receiving part of the light receiving element array device 16 and the light receiving element array device. 16 and the center of the input fiber 10. You. To reduce coma, it is necessary to reduce the W / L ratio.
- Figure 2A shows the results of a simulation of coma aberration when a collimator lens with a diameter of 20 mm and a focal length of 50 mm is used.
- the vertical axis shows the lens radius, and the horizontal axis shows coma.
- the area within 14 mm in diameter can be used within 1 ⁇ of coma.
- the luminous flux diameter at the pupil plane is about 10 mm as 1 / e 2 attenuation.
- FIG. 2B shows a cross section of the collar lens 12.
- an area 13 with a diameter of 14 mm within 1 mm of coma aberration has a forward luminous flux from the input fiber 10 to the diffraction grating 14 (a diameter of 10 mm on the pupil plane). 15) and the return light flux (10 mm diameter on the pupil plane) 17 from the diffraction grating 14 to the light receiving element array device 16 enter when the center distance C between them is within 4 mm. It is. In other words, the distance W between the center of the input fiber and the center of the light receiving section must be kept within 4 mm.
- the coma aberration is within 0.5 in the region within 12 mm diameter, the center of the input fin, 10 and the light receiving element array device If the distance W from the center of the light-receiving part of 16 is set within 3 mm, a more remarkable effect will be exhibited. Therefore, the coma of the lens is
- the present inventors set the light receiving element. Focusing on the child array chip and the package, we devised a way to reduce the distance from the light receiving part of the light receiving element array chip to the long edge of the package.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of the distance W from the center of the input fin “10” to the center of the light receiving section of the light receiving element array device 16.
- the distance d from the center of the input fiber to the edge of the fiber connection portion needs to be at least lmm, so This means that it is desirable that the distance D from the center of the light receiving section of the light receiving element array device 16 to the edge of the long side of the package be within 3 mm.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the light receiving element array device 16 in FIG.
- the light receiving element array chip 38 is mounted in the concave part 33 of the package body 30 in which the external lead 32 is provided on the long side on both sides of the package body 30.
- the sealing cap 34 is sealed with a sealing material 39. Adhere to package body 30.
- a is the distance between the outer surface of the external lead 32 and the outer surface of the sealing cap 34.
- b is the thickness of the side wall of the sealing cap.
- c is the distance between the inner surface of the side wall of the sealing cap 34 and the inner surface of the concave portion 33.
- e is the distance from the center of the light receiving portion of the light receiving element array chip 38 to the long edge of the chip.
- the distance D is a, b, c, d This is the sum of the values of e. a needs to be about 5 to lmm in consideration of sagging of the package external lead 32 and the sealing material 39.
- b is about 1 mm
- c is the distance required for the wire bonding terminal 36 and is about 0.5 mm
- d is about 0.5 mm.
- e is about 0.5 mm. It costs.
- the distance D from the edge of the long edge of the knocker to the center of the light receiving section is more than 3.0 mm.
- the distance D from the center of the light-receiving part of the light-receiving element array chip 38 to the long edge of the package is kept within 3 mm to realize a light-receiving element array device that is optimal for optical demultiplexers with suppressed coma. Therefore, in the present invention, (1) a bonding pad is not provided on one long side of the light receiving element array chip;
- FIGS. 5A and 5B are diagrams showing an embodiment of a chip incorporated in a light receiving element array device according to the present invention.
- Fig. 5A shows the bonding pad 44 for extracting electrical signals from the light-receiving element 40 on the light-receiving element array chip 42 where a large number of light-receiving elements 40 are arranged.
- Bonding pad 44 for light receiving elements 40 at both ends in the array direction is the same array as light receiving element 40, which is an example of one that is not provided on long side 43 facing optical fiber 10
- the other bonding pads 44 are arranged in a row on the long side 45 opposite to the long side 43.
- FIG. 5B shows an example in which the bonding pads 44 are arranged in a row on the long side 45 opposite to the input fiber side.
- the bonding pad 44 is not provided on the long side 43 of the input cuff fiber side, so that the light emitting portion composed of the array of light receiving elements 40 can be used. It is possible to place the device close to 3. For this reason, the distance D from the center of the light receiving section of the light receiving element array chip 42 to the long edge of the input fiber side of the package can be reduced by about 0.2 to 0.3 mm. Can be
- FIGS. 6A and 6B are diagrams showing wire bonding terminals of the package 50 when the chip 42 shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B is mounted on the package 50.
- the bonding pad 44 of the chip 42 and the bonding terminal 46 of the cage 50 are connected by a bonding wire 41.
- the electric signal of the light-receiving element array chip 42 is transmitted from the bonding pad 44 of the chip via the bonding wire 41 and the bonding terminal 46 of the package 50 to the external package mounted on the outer periphery of the package. (Not shown) to the outside.
- Fig. 6A incorporates the light-receiving element array chip 42 shown in Fig. 5A, and connects the bonding terminal 46 of the knockout 50 to the package 50 side of the input fiber 50 long side 47 side
- the bonding terminals 46 are provided on the short side of the package 50 and on the long side 49 opposite to the long side 47.
- FIG. 6B shows a case where the photodetector array chip 42 shown in FIG. 5B is incorporated, and the bonding terminals 46 of the package 50 are connected to the package 50 of the input fiber side.
- the bonding terminals 46 are provided in a line only on the long side 49 side of the knockout 50.
- the light receiving element array 42 is placed on the long side 47 side of the package 50. Since it can be arranged side by side, the center of the light receiving section of the light receiving element array chip 42 to the long side of the package 47 The distance D at the point can be further reduced by about 0.5 mm.
- FIGS. 7A, 7B, and 7C show an embodiment of an external lead mounting position of the package 50.
- FIG. Figure 7A shows the external lead 52 of the package 50 placed on the two short sides 5 15 3 and one long side 49 except for the long side 47 of the input fin 10 side. This is an example.
- FIG. 7B shows an example in which the external leads 52 are arranged on one short side 51 and one long side 49 excluding the long side 47.
- FIG. 7C shows an example in which the external leads 52 are arranged only on the long side 49 opposite to the input fin, '10.
- the package 50 is connected to the input fake and the continuous part 22 of 10 is connected.
- the distance D can be shortened by about 0.5 mm so that it can be set within 3 mm. Therefore, the distance W from the center of the light receiving section 54 of the light receiving element array chip 42 to the center of the input fin 10 can be shortened.
- FIGS. 8 to 10 summarize the schematic configuration of the light receiving element array device according to the present invention.
- the present invention employs the following.
- FIG. 8A is an example of a structure corresponding to the above (1).
- the chip 60 has a bonding pad 62 provided only on one long side thereof.
- the package 50 has a bonding terminal 64 and an external lead 66 provided on both long sides thereof. Is provided. Bonding pad 6 2 and bond
- the bonding terminal 68 is connected to the bonding terminal 68 with a bonding wire 68.
- the bonding terminal 64 of the knockout 50 is constituted by the inner end of the external lead 66.
- FIG. 8B is an example of a structure corresponding to the above (2).
- the chip 61 is provided with a bonding pad 62 on both long sides thereof.
- the package 50 has bonding terminals 64 on three sides except one long side, and has external leads 66 on both long sides.
- the bonding terminals 64 arranged in a line on the right side of the figure are constituted by the inner ends of the right external leads 66, and the other bonding terminals 64 are arranged on the left external lead. It is connected to lead 66 by an internal lead 70 (indicated by the dotted line).
- the internal read 70 will be described later in detail.
- FIG. 8C is an example of a structure corresponding to the above (3).
- the chip 61 has bonding pads 62 on both long sides thereof.
- the package 50 has bonding terminals 64 on both long sides, and has an external lead 66 on only one long side.
- the left bonding terminal 64 is connected to the external lead 66 by an internal lead 70 (shown by a dotted line).
- the distance D between the center of the light receiving section of the light receiving element array chip and the long side edge of the package can be further reduced.
- FIG. 9A is an example of a structure corresponding to the above (1) + (2).
- the chip 60 is provided with a bonding pad 62 arranged in a line only on one long side thereof, and the package 50 is provided with bonding terminals 64 arranged in a line only on one long side thereof. And has external leads 66 on both long sides.
- the external lead 66 on the left is connected to the bonding terminal 64 by the internal lead 70 (indicated by a dotted line).
- FIG. 9B shows the above (1) + (3) It is an example of the structure corresponding to.
- the chip 60 is provided with a bonding pad 62 arranged in a line only on one long side thereof, and the package 50 is provided with a bonding pad on both long sides thereof. It has an external lead 66 on only one long side.
- the bonding terminal 64 on the left is connected to the external lead 66 by an internal lead 70 (shown by a dotted line).
- FIG. 9C is an example of a structure corresponding to the above (2) + (3).
- the chip 61 has bonding pads 62 on both long sides thereof, and the package 50 has bonding terminals 64 arranged in a line only on one long side thereof and is the same as that.
- An external lead 66 is provided only on the long side.
- the bonding terminal 62 of the chip 61 and the bonding terminal 64 of the package 50 are connected by a bonding wire 68. Note that, in FIGS. 9A and 9B, a bonding wire is not shown to simplify the drawing.
- FIG. 10 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing an example of a structure corresponding to the above (1) + (2) + (3).
- the chip 60 is provided with a bonding pad 62 on one long side thereof, has a bonding terminal 64 on only the same one long side, and has an external ring on the same long side.
- the electric signal of the light-receiving element is connected to the bonding terminal (internal end of the external lead) 64 of the package 50 by the bonding wire 68 from the bonding pad 62 on the chip 60, and is connected to the external relay of the package. Electrical signals can be extracted from mode 6 6.
- the bonding terminal on the package side may be the inner end of the outer lead as in the case of FIG.
- FIG. 8C, FIG. 9A or FIG. 9B it has been described that a part of the bonding terminal is connected to the external lead 66 by the internal lead 70.
- Figure 11 shows the structure.
- the bonding terminal 64 on the left is connected to the external lead 66 on the right by a through hole 71, an internal lead 72, and a through hole 73.
- the bonding pad 62 and the bonding terminal 64 of the chip 61 are connected by a bonding wire 68.
- the connection is performed via the relay wiring provided in the package. You may go.
- the bonding wire crosses over the light receiving part of the chip, it is effective to use such a relay wiring.
- the connection is in the order of bonding pad bonding wire ⁇ relay wiring provided on the package ⁇ bonding wire ⁇ bonding terminal.
- the relay wiring provided on the package there is a configuration in which wiring is provided in advance on the package like wiring on a printed circuit board, or a configuration in which a mounting plate on which wiring is manufactured is arranged adjacent to a chip.
- the light receiving element array chip 60 is housed in the knockout 50, and the mount plate 80 is housed adjacent to the chip 60.
- the mount plate 80 has a surface on which a relay wiring 82 of a desired pattern is formed. Connect the bonding pad of the chip to one end of the relay wiring with a bonding wire, and connect the other end of the relay wiring to the bonding terminal with a bonding wire.
- the relay wiring 82 of the mounting plate 80 is used for a part of the bonding pad of the chip, but all the wiring of the bonding pad of the chip is connected to the mounting plate. Relay wiring may be used.
- the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and the external lead of the package may be taken out from the back side (lower side) of the package.
- the light receiving element array device of the present invention can be arranged close to other optical components, optical fibers, and the like, which contributes to downsizing of the optical device. Further, in the present invention, by using the light receiving element array device in the optical splitter of the Littrow type arrangement, the distance (W) from the center of the light emitting portion of the light receiving element array device to the center of the input fiber is obtained. To the It is possible to satisfy W / L ⁇ 4/50 with respect to the length (L) from the main surface position of the evening lens to the light receiving element array device.
- the optical system can be miniaturized without deteriorating the optical characteristics.
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