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Application of V-groove technology for small form factor connector and transceiver modules

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2 Author(s)
Berglund, S. ; Telecom Syst. Div., 3M, Austin, TX, USA ; Selli, R.

The VF-45TM interconnect and transceiver use molded V-grooves and the optical fiber's inherent precision geometry for establishing consistent reliable optical connections. This interconnect design has predominantly been used in LAN applications with multi-mode fiber. As standards continue to evolve from 100 Mb/sec to gigabit and beyond, an increased use of singlemode optical fiber is forecast for campus backbone applications. This paper discusses the design and performance of the VF-45TM interconnect design and its applicability for use with singlemode fiber. Application of the VF-45 TM interconnect design is also extended to small form factor transceiver design. A double bend V-groove design is used for fiber alignment resulting in a transceiver module with repeatable performance and a Mezzanine height profile

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Electronic Components and Technology Conference, 1999. 1999 Proceedings. 49th

Date of Conference: 1999

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