Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method for adjusting a LOS alarm decision threshold and an optical module. The method includes: receiving an optical signal; determining a power value of the optical signal and an amplitude of an electrical signal converted from the optical signal; determining a first numeric relation between the power value and a preset threshold, and a second numeric relation between the amplitude value and a preset decision threshold; and adjusting the decision threshold according to the first numeric relation and the second numeric relation. The method for adjusting a LOS alarm decision threshold and the optical module provided in the embodiments of the present invention can improve the efficiency in setting the LOS alarm decision threshold.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to optical module. In one implementation, the optical module includes a multi-layer circuit board, a first optical chip, a second optical chip, and a processor, wherein a surface layer on a same side of the circuit board comprises a first row of edge connector pins and a second row of edge connector pins; the first row of edge connector pins comprise a first power pin; the second row of edge connector pins comprise a second power pin; the first power pin is connected to the first optical chip; the second power pin connected to the second optical chip and the processor; the first power pin and the second power pin are aligned along a same direction and are arranged at a same position among the first row of edge connector pins and the second row of edge connector pins; and the first power pin is electrically connected to the second power pin.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an optical module comprising: a photoelectric conversion unit, a first demodulation circuit, and a second demodulation circuit; the first demodulation circuit and the second demodulation circuit are respectively connected to the photoelectric conversion unit; the photoelectric conversion unit is configured to convert the received optical signal into an electrical signal; the first demodulation circuit is configured to demodulate an electrical signal converted by the photoelectric conversion unit and generate a high-frequency electrical signal; the second demodulation circuit is configured to demodulate an electrical signal converted by the photoelectric conversion unit and generate a low-frequency electrical signal.

Abstract: The present disclosure generally relates to optical modules, and in particular, to an optical module comprising a printed circuit board for reducing crosstalk between differential signal lines. In one implementation, the printed circuit board comprises a top layer, a first intermediate signal transmission layer, a second intermediate signal transmission layer, a bottom layer and multiple ground layers between signal transmission layers. Each signal transmission layer comprises one or more differential signal line pairs. The top layer and the bottom layer each comprises an edge connector, and the top layer further comprises a laser driver chip. The signal transmission layers are connected to the edge connectors and laser driver chips via a combination of blind and through connection holes such that the interference between the differential signal line pairs of various signal transmission layers are reduced.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure provide a method an device for transmitting a control signal in a multi-device system, where a first device determines a second device to be controlled by a remote controller of the first device to be connected with the first device; determines from a received signal a first value of the button for controlling the first device; determines a second value of the button, corresponding to the first value of the button, for controlling the second device; and transmits the second value of the button to the second device, so that the second device operates according to the received second value of the button, and with this technical solution, a multi-device system can be controlled by the remote controller of the single device without infrared learning by the first device to thereby simplify operations of the first device to control the other device.

Abstract: The invention discloses an optical device and an optical module, the optical device includes a collimation lens arranged on an outer surface for converting incident light from a light source to parallel light, further includes a transmission light total reflection surface for totally reflecting a part of the parallel light at a first angle so that the part of the parallel light is finally coupled to an external optical fiber, a detection light total reflection surface for totally reflecting a part of the parallel light at a second angle so that the part of the parallel light is finally coupled to an external optical detector, and at least one attenuation light reflection surface for totally reflecting parallel light to be attenuated at a third angle before the parallel light leaves the optical device. The invention achieves the light intensity attenuation while realizing the direction-changing transmission of light signals.

Abstract: The disclosure provides an optical module that includes a circuit board, a first chip, a second chip, and a lens assembly, wherein the first chip and the second chip are arranged respectively on the surface of the circuit board, and the lens assembly is arranged above the first chip and the second chip; the lens assembly includes a first optic fiber insertion port, a second optic fiber insertion port, a first reflecting surface, and a second reflecting surface; the distance between the axis of the first optic fiber insertion port, and the axis of the second optic fiber insertion port is less than the distance between the first chip and the second chip; and the first reflecting surface faces the first chip, the first reflecting surface faces the second reflecting surface, and the second reflecting surface faces the first optic fiber insertion port.

Abstract: This disclosure discloses an optical module and a method for controlling optical module. The optical module includes a controller and a port, wherein the controller is configured to receive a state signal from an optical chip, the state signal is a continuous signal, and output a non-continuous signal to a port pin of the port according to the state signal; the port pin is configured to output the non-continuous signal, and receive a non-continuous response signal in an interval period of the non-continuous signal; and the controller further also configured to receive the response signal from the port pin, and control a power supply to supply power according to the response signal.

Abstract: An optical module and an optical line terminal device are disclosed. According to an example, the optical line terminal device comprises a system board and an optical module. The system board comprises an optical module control circuit comprising a main control chip and a drive circuit. The optical module comprises a circuit board provided with an electrical interface, an optical assembly and a memory unit. The memory unit is configured to store an operation parameter of the optical assembly. The electrical interface has a first pin to be connected with a drive end of the optical assembly and a second pin to be connected with a data transmission pin of the memory unit. In this way, main control chip is allowed to read the operation parameter of the optical assembly through the first pin and configure the drive circuit accordingly, while the drive circuit is allowed to drive the optical assembly through the second pin.

Abstract: An optical module and a method of transmitting data in the optical module are provided in the present disclosure. According to an example, the optical module may comprise a micro controller unit (MCU) and N number of first driving chips having a same chip address. The MCU may be configured with a serial data (SDA) bus interface and N number of first serial clock (SCL) bus interfaces. Each of the N number of first driving chips may be configured with a SDA bus interface which is configured to be connected with the SDA bus interface on the MCU and a SCL bus interface which is configured to be connected with one of the N number of first SCL bus interfaces on the MCU.

Abstract: An optical module for optical communication is provided. According to an example, an optical multiplexer in the optical module or a base for fixing the optical multiplexer is designed to have a protrusion, and the protrusion may be used to control an area of a part applied with adhesive on the bottom of the optical multiplexer. The adhesive is used to bond the optical multiplexer onto the base.

Abstract: An Optical Line Termination (OLT) module and an OLT are disclosed. According to an embodiment of the OLT optical module, an optical signal receiver connects with a trans-impedance amplifier of which differential outputs connect with a limiting amplifier. An SD output of the limiting amplifier connects with a clock input of a D trigger and an input of a micro control unit. The D trigger connects with a control signal input of a first switch tube and may cause the first switch tube to be in conducting state when outputting high level. When the optical signal receiver detects an uplink burst signal, the limiting amplifier may generate the SD signal, the D trigger may output high level according to the SD signal and the first switch tube will be in conducting state, so that the micro control unit may detect the received optical power of the uplink burst signal.

Abstract: An example optical module includes: an optical splitter configured to split a received incident optical signal into a first optical signal and a second optical signal; a wavelength filter sheet configured to receive the second optical signal to reflect a first part of the second optical signal to generate reflected light, and to transmit a second part of that to generate transmitted light; a first photo detector configured to convert the reflected light into an electric signal; a second photo detector configured to convert the transmitted light into an electric signal; and an MCU configured to obtain the first detected signal and the second detected signal, to determine the difference in optical power between the reflected light and the transmitted light, and to determine from the difference in optical power and a specified standard difference in optical power whether the wavelength of the second optical signal is shifted.

Abstract: The present disclosure generally relates to optical modules, and in particular, to an optical module comprising a printed circuit board for reducing crosstalk between differential signal lines. In one implementation, the printed circuit board comprises a top layer, a first intermediate signal transmission layer, a second intermediate signal transmission layer, a bottom layer and multiple ground layers between signal transmission layers. Each signal transmission layer comprises one or more differential signal line pairs. The top layer and the bottom layer each comprises an edge connector, and the top layer further comprises a laser driver chip. The signal transmission layers are connected to the edge connectors and laser driver chips via a combination of blind and through connection holes such that the interference between the differential signal line pairs of various signal transmission layers are reduced.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to optical module. In one implementation, the optical module includes a multi-layer circuit board, a first optical chip, a second optical chip, and a processor, wherein a surface layer on a same side of the circuit board comprises a first row of edge connector pins and a second row of edge connector pins; the first row of edge connector pins comprise a first power pin; the second row of edge connector pins comprise a second power pin; the first power pin is connected to the first optical chip; the second power pin connected to the second optical chip and the processor; the first power pin and the second power pin are aligned along a same direction and are arranged at a same position among the first row of edge connector pins and the second row of edge connector pins; and the first power pin is electrically connected to the second power pin.

Abstract: The present disclosure discloses an optical module, and relates to the field of optical fiber communication technologies. A first sealing piece is configured to block the gap between the optical fiber ribbon and the blocking piece. For the optical module and an optical communication terminal provided in the present application, an electromagnetic wave generated by the optical module is directly radiated or is reflected several times until the electromagnetic wave enters a wave-absorbing pad. The wave-absorbing pad absorbs to the greatest extent an electromagnetic wave generated by a chip, and can reduce to the greatest extent electromagnetic interference (EMI) generated by the optical module. By means of the present disclosure, the sealing performance of a housing of the optical module can be improved, so that an EMI shielding effect is improved, thereby effectively reducing EMI.

Abstract: This application discloses an optical module, including a circuit board, a lens assembly, a laser driver, and a limiting amplifier. Heat dissipation layers are disposed on the upper and lower surfaces of the circuit board. The laser driver and the limiting amplifier are mounted on the surface of the heat dissipation layer on the upper surface. Via holes are provided in projection regions of the laser driver and the limiting amplifier on the circuit board. Via holes penetrate the circuit board and are connected to the heat dissipation layers. Via holes are filled with a heat conductor, and the heat conductor is connected to the heat dissipation layers on the upper surface and the lower surface of the circuit board. The optical module disclosed in this application effectively dissipates heat generated by the laser driver and the limiting amplifier, thereby reducing the temperature in the optical module.

Abstract: This disclosure relate to power control of optical module. In one implementation, an optical module is disclosed. The optical module comprises a first edge connector pin, a microcontroller unit (MCU), and a power supply control unit disposed on a circuit board, wherein the first edge connector pin is configured to receive a control signal sent by a main-unit device during power up of the optical module; the MCU is electrically connected to the first edge connector pin and the power supply control unit, and is configured to read the control signal using the first edge connector pin, and when the control signal is a first-type control signal, send a corresponding type indication information to the power supply control unit; and the power supply control unit is configured to receive the type indication information sent by the MCU, and stop, according to the type indication information, supplying power.

Abstract: Some embodiments of the present application provide an optical module, including: a master control chip, a laser transmitter, and a laser receiver; the laser transmitter and the laser receiver being connected to the master control chip, respectively; where the laser receiver includes: a PIN photodiode, a trans-impedance amplifier with a transimpedance of no less than 43K ohms, a lens, and a shell; the PIN photodiode being electrically connected to the trans-impedance amplifier; the PIN photodiode, the trans-impedance amplifier and the lens being encapsulated within the shell in a manner of transistor out-line; and the lens being coated with an antireflection film.

Abstract: An optical module comprising an upper portion of the housing with a bottom and two sides, a lower portion of the housing with a bottom and two sides, an electric component and an electroconductive sheet is provided. The two sides of the upper portion may be inserted between the two sides of the lower portion to form a relatively closed cavity for accommodating the electric component. A first convex block provided on the sides of the upper portion may be inserted into a gap which is formed between a second convex block and a third convex block provided on the sides of the lower portion. Thus, the first convex block, the second convex block and the third convex block may clamp the electroconductive sheet, thereby dividing the gap at the junction of the upper portion and the lower portion into a plurality of tiny gaps.