Abstract: The disclosed optical logic circuit operating by controlling the reflection of light comprises: a first waveguide, at least a portion of which is formed into the shape of a straight line; a second waveguide branched at a predetermined angle from the first waveguide; and a first reflector having a refractive index that varies based on a first input signal, the first reflector selecting either the first waveguide or the second waveguide as a pathway of light. The value of the signal of a first output terminal provided through the first waveguide and the value of the signal of a second output terminal provided through the second waveguide can be adjusted using the first input signal.

Abstract: Optical refraction and reflection control can be achieved by means of semiconductor silicon which has a p-n junction structure and a waveguide structure. According to the optical device using semiconductors of the present invention, the amplitude of light can be directly modulated using the reflection or refraction control. The optical device according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention includes: a first waveguide on which an optical signal is incident, and which is formed in the same direction as that of the incident optical signal; a second waveguide that forms a fixed angle with the first waveguide; and a reflector which is capable of selecting a path of the optical signal to the first waveguide or to the second waveguide as a refractive index is changed according to an applied voltage, and which is formed to have a fixed angle of inclination with respect to the first waveguide.

Abstract: An optical input/output (I/O) bus system for connecting a plurality of external devices with a central processing unit (CPU) or memory in a specific system using an optical signal is provided.

Abstract: A USB compatible apparatus for connecting an optical universal serial bus (USB) (or an optical serial bus; OSB) device and an electrical USB device, and a structure of the apparatus are provided. More particularly, a USB compatible apparatus for guaranteeing a connection between an optical USB device for inputting/outputting an optical signal and an electrical USB device for inputting/outputting an electrical signal, for example, signal transmission and reception between an electrical USB device (e.g., an electrical USB memory) and an optical USB device (e.g., a computer) having an optical USB port, and a structure of the USB compatible apparatus (a first exemplary embodiment), and a USB compatible apparatus for guaranteeing signal transmission and reception between an optical USB device (e.g., an optical USB memory) and an electrical USB device (e.g., a portable telephone) having an electrical USB port, and a structure of the USB compatible apparatus (a second exemplary embodiment) are provided.

Abstract: An optical transmission and reception control apparatus is provided. The present invention relates to an optical transmission and reception control apparatus for enabling smooth optical transmission and reception when a photo diode and/or a laser diode fail. The apparatus includes a plurality of laser diodes, a laser driver, a first switching unit, a plurality of photo diodes, an optical power amplifier, a second switching unit, an optical power detection module, and a control module.

Abstract: An express interface apparatus using an optical connection is provided. The apparatus connects between a central processing unit (CPU) in a computer system and an external device supporting optical signal transfer using a peripheral component interconnect express (PCIE) supporting high-speed signal processing.

Abstract: An optical input/output (I/O) bus system for connecting a plurality of external devices with a central processing unit (CPU) or memory in a specific system using an optical signal is provided.

Abstract: A USB compatible apparatus for connecting an optical universal serial bus (USB) (or an optical serial bus; OSB) device and an electrical USB device, and a structure of the apparatus are provided. More particularly, a USB compatible apparatus for guaranteeing a connection between an optical USB device for inputting/outputting an optical signal and an electrical USB device for inputting/outputting an electrical signal, for example, signal transmission and reception between an electrical USB device (e.g., an electrical USB memory) and an optical USB device (e.g., a computer) having an optical USB port, and a structure of the USB compatible apparatus (a first exemplary embodiment), and a USB compatible apparatus for guaranteeing signal transmission and reception between an optical USB device (e.g., an optical USB memory) and an electrical USB device (e.g., a portable telephone) having an electrical USB port, and a structure of the USB compatible apparatus (a second exemplary embodiment) are provided.

Abstract: Disclosed is an optical printed circuit board (PCB) having a multi-channel optical waveguide, which comprises: an optical waveguide having an optical path for transmitting light beams; a groove for penetrating the optical waveguide; and an optical interconnection block inserted in the groove and connected to the optical waveguide to transmit the light beams, wherein the optical interconnection block includes an optical fiber bundle bent by the angle of 90°. The optical interconnection block connects a plurality of multi-layered optical waveguides to transmit light beams to the optical waveguides. The optical fiber bundle is installed as a medium of the multi-channel optical waveguide in the optical PCB.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is an architecture of connecting a transceiver module for an optical PCB, in which an active photo-electric element and other components to be integrated in the optical PCB having waveguides are packaged, waveguides arranged in the optical PCB, and an optical connection block for optical coupling between the transceiver module and the waveguides of the optical PCB. Guide pin insertion holes are formed at one sides of the ends of the waveguides such that the optical PCB, the transceiver module and the optical connection block can be passively aligned using guide pins inserted into the guide pin insertion holes.