Abstract: An optical transmission module includes a ferrule with a built-in optical fiber, an optical member for reflecting or transmitting plural different wavelength optical signals, a first optical element for emitting an optical signal into the optical fiber via the optical member, a second optical element for receiving an optical signal from the optical fiber via the optical member, a package accommodating the first and second optical elements, a circuit substrate for driving the first and second optical elements, the circuit substrate being electrically connected to the package, a case accommodating the package and the circuit substrate, and an inclined portion provided in an inner surface of the case, the circuit substrate being mounted on the inclined portion.

Abstract: An optical module includes a circuit board, an optical element mounted on the circuit board, an electronic parts for driving the optical element, an optical block optically coupled with the optical element and adapted to be connected to an optical connector, wherein the optical block includes a protrusion including a guide pin for connecting the optical block to the optical connector, and a receiving portion formed nearly cylindrical around a root of the guide pin and having a receiving surface on which the optical block abuts the optical connector, an optical block reinforcing member including an upper lid for covering the optical block, and sidewalls for covering both sides of the optical block arranged perpendicular to a width direction of the optical connector, wherein the optical block reinforcing member includes a separate body from the optical block and is adapted to be attached on the optical block, and a casing for housing the circuit board, the optical element, the electronic parts, the optical bloc

Abstract: An optical system connection structure, includes a ferrule, an optical fiber inserted into the ferrule, an optical component which converts light paths of a first optical signal outputted from the optical fiber and a second optical signal which has a wavelength different from the first optical signal and is inputted into the optical fiber, at least two inclined surfaces formed in the optical component in which the inclined surfaces inclines regarding a light axis of the optical fiber, an optical filter which transmits or reflects the first optical signal, which reflects or transmits the second optical signal, and which is formed in one of the inclined surfaces, a reflection surface which reflects the first optical signal or the second optical signal and which is formed in one of the inclined surfaces, and a lens formed in a fiber side end face of the optical component facing the ferrule.

Abstract: A multi-channel optical communication lens system, which is disposed between a plurality of arranged optical transmission lines and a plurality of photoelectric elements which is arranged facing respective ones of the optical transmission lines and transmit or receive optical signals, and which couples the optical signals between each of the optical transmission lines and each of the photoelectric elements thereto respectively, includes a first convex lens disposed at a location which makes the optical signals focus on end faces of the arranged optical transmission lines or a vicinity thereof, and a second convex lens disposed at a location which makes the optical signals focus on the photoelectric elements. Both of the first and second convex lenses includes an aspherical surface on one side thereof and a nonaxisymmetric aspherical surface on another side thereof.

Abstract: An optical transceiver comprising a metal case, and an insulating film at least partially covering a case projecting from a host device when the optical transceiver is set in the host device. A method for coating the optical transceiver to be set in the host device comprises steps for sticking a tape to the receptacle portion with a silicone film of the case projecting from the host device when the optical transceiver is set in the host device, for stripping the tape after masking the part other than the receptacle portion, and for immersing the case entirely in a cation electrodeposition paint tank to form an insulating film composed of a cation electrodeposition coating film at the receptacle portion.

Abstract: A photoelectric conversion module with a cooling function has a semiconductor element to transmit/receive an optical signal, a stem to fix the semiconductor element, a cap to cover the semiconductor element, and a lead to apply an electrical signal to the semiconductor element or to transmit an electrical signal from the semiconductor element, wherein on the stem, there is provided a heat releasing device formed of a peltiert element, and a thermal conduction member for heat absorption and a thermal conduction member for heat release provided respectively on both sides of the peltiert element, and the semiconductor element is directly disposed on the thermal conduction member for heat absorption.

Abstract: A mounting structure for electronic components is provided with a circuit board that has a step portion formed at one end portion thereof. The step portion is sandwiched by a lead of the electronic component so as to secure the lead to the step portion. The step portion is formed by perforating a region on one surface of the circuit board, and then peeling a part of the circuit board corresponding to the perforated region so as to reduce the thickness of the circuit board at the region.

Abstract: A package with a locking mechanism has: a package main body insertable into a cage formed in a host instrument; a package head integrated with the package main body; a latch member provided with the package main body, the latch member restricting detachment of the package main body from the cage when it is inserted into a hole formed in a wall of the cage and it is at a contact plane thereof in contact with a front edge of the hole while protruding from a predetermined face of the package main body; and a revolving shaft disposed perpendicular to a direction in which the package main body is inserted into and detached from the cage, the latch member being pivoted on the revolving shaft. The revolving shaft is disposed near the contact plane of the latch member.

Abstract: An optical transmitter includes a package including a cavity formed at an upper part thereof, a light transparent member disposed on the package, and a flexible substrate including a circuit pattern formed on at least one side thereof and being placed on a back surface of the light transparent member.

Abstract: An electrical module cover is fitted over a circuit substrate-accommodated chassis. The cover has a chassis-fitted opening into which is fitted the chassis, and a slit extending from the chassis-fitted opening to the opposite side.

Abstract: An optical module has a convex lens interposed between a mirror and a light-emitting element array, and whose effective diameter is larger than the distance between the respective optical axes of mutually most-distant two light-emitting elements of the light-emitting element array. The convex lens causes incident optical signals from light-emitting elements of the light-emitting element array to respectively form parallel light, and causes their respective optical axes to cross each other on or adjacent to the surface of the mirror, to emit plural optical signals reflected off the mirror, and make the respective optical axes of the emitted optical signals parallel to each other to collect the parallel optical signals into monitoring light-receiving elements respectively.

Abstract: A board assembly, an optical transceiver using same, and a method for mounting a board assembly that can relax a stress occurred at a flexible board. A board assembly 1 comprises a flexible board 2, a first rigid board 3, and a second rigid board 4. The first rigid board 3 and the second rigid board 4 are connected with each other by means of the flexible board 2. Since the flexible board 2 is preformed before the attachment, the stress occurred at the flexible board 2 can be relaxed.

Abstract: An optical module is provided with an optical waveguide array comprising plural optical transmission lines; a photoelectric element array comprising plural photoelectric elements for respectively receiving or transmitting optical signals from or to the optical transmission lines of the optical waveguide array; and a lens component interposed between the photoelectric element array and the optical waveguide array, and having first and second convex lenses respectively placed opposite the optical waveguide array and the photoelectric element array, and respectively having effective diameters larger than the distance between the respective optical axes of the mutually most-distant two optical transmission lines of the optical waveguide array, and the distance between the respective optical axes of the mutually most-distant two photoelectric elements of the photoelectric element array.

Abstract: An optical module has a convex lens interposed between a mirror and a light-emitting element array, and whose effective diameter is larger than the distance between the respective optical axes of mutually most-distant two light-emitting elements of the light-emitting element array. The convex lens causes incident optical signals from light-emitting elements of the light-emitting element array to respectively form parallel light, and causes their respective optical axes to cross each other on or adjacent to the surface of the mirror, to emit plural optical signals reflected off the mirror, and make the respective optical axes of the emitted optical signals parallel to each other to collect the parallel optical signals into monitoring light-receiving elements respectively.

Abstract: A package with lock mechanism has: a package body to be slidably inserted into a cage and to be releasably locked by the cage; a slide member that is slidably attached to the package body, the slide member allowing the package body to be released from the locking by the cage when the slide member is slid to a predetermined position; and an operation lever that is rotatably attached to the package body. The operation lever allows the slide member to slide to the predetermined position while engaging to the slide member.

Abstract: A board assembly, an optical transceiver using same, and a method for mounting a board assembly that can relax a stress occurred at a flexible board. A board assembly 1 comprises a flexible board 2, a first rigid board 3, and a second rigid board 4. The first rigid board 3 and the second rigid board 4 are connected with each other by means of the flexible board 2. Since the flexible board 2 is preformed before the attachment, the stress occurred at the flexible board 2 can be relaxed.

Abstract: An optical module is provided with an optical waveguide array comprising plural optical transmission lines; a photoelectric element array comprising plural photoelectric elements for respectively receiving or transmitting optical signals from or to the optical transmission lines of the optical waveguide array; and a lens component interposed between the photoelectric element array and the optical waveguide array, and having first and second convex lenses respectively placed opposite the optical waveguide array and the photoelectric element array, and respectively having effective diameters larger than the distance between the respective optical axes of the mutually most-distant two optical transmission lines of the optical waveguide array, and the distance between the respective optical axes of the mutually most-distant two photoelectric elements of the photoelectric element array.

Abstract: A ferrule block comprises a ferrule block body which is attached to an optical device module, which houses in its package an optical device for sending or receiving a light signal, to optically couple to an optical fiber communicating between the optical device module and an external optical communication system and a shell made of an insulating material which is provided at the tip of the ferrule block body, wherein a flange which hits against the tip of the ferrule block body is provided on the outer periphery of the shell.

Abstract: A package with lock mechanism has: a package body to be slidably inserted into a cage and to be releasably locked by the cage; a slide member that is slidably attached to the package body, the slide member allowing the package body to be released from the locking by the cage when the slide member is slid to a predetermined position; and an operation lever that is rotatably attached to the package body. The operation lever allows the slide member to slide to the predetermined position while engaging to the slide member.

Abstract: A package with lock mechanism has: a package body to be slidably inserted into a cage and to be releasably locked by the cage; a slide member that is slidably attached to the package body, the slide member allowing the package body to be released from the locking by the cage when the slide member is slid to a predetermined position; and an operation lever that is rotatably attached to the package body. The operation lever allows the slide member to slide to the predetermined position while engaging to the slide member.