Abstract: An optical fiber connection component is provided with: a glass plate that has a plurality of first through-holes; a resin ferule that has a plurality of second through-holes respectively coaxial to the first through-holes and that is fixed to the glass plate; and a plurality of optical fibers that is arranged on a surface of the resin ferrule. One or more glass fibers disposed within each of the plurality of optical fibers, a surface of each of the glass fibers being covered with a resin coating, and a portion of each of the glass fibers being exposed from a tip of each of the optical fibers. The exposed portion of each of the glass fibers is held in a corresponding one of the first through-holes and a corresponding one of the second through-holes.

Abstract: The optical connection structure includes: optical fibers disposed such that end faces are arranged in a first direction; an optical functional component having a first surface facing the end faces of the optical fibers; a holding member having a second surface facing the first surface and directly or indirectly fixed to the first surface, a third surface facing away from the second surface, and a fiber holding holes extending from the third surface toward the second surface and respectively accommodating the optical fibers; and a distortion suppression member having a fourth surface facing the third surface and directly or indirectly fixed to the third surface and sandwiching the holding member with the optical functional component. Thermal expansion coefficients of the optical functional component and the distortion suppression member are higher or lower than a thermal expansion coefficient of the holding member.

Abstract: An optical fiber connecting component includes a glass plate having a plurality of first through holes, a resin ferrule fixed to the glass plate and having a plurality of second through holes that are each coaxial with corresponding one of the plurality of first through holes, and a plurality of optical fibers including a glass fiber and a resin coating that covers the glass fiber. The glass fiber exposed from a tip of each of the optical fibers is held in corresponding one of the first through holes and corresponding one of the second through holes, and a material for the resin ferrule has a flexural modulus of 5 GPa or more at 200° C.

Abstract: An optical fiber connecting component includes a glass plate having a plurality of first through holes, a resin ferrule fixed to the glass plate and having a plurality of second through holes that are each coaxial with corresponding one of the plurality of first through holes, and a plurality of optical fibers including a glass fiber and a resin coating that covers the glass fiber. The glass fiber exposed from a tip of each of the optical fibers is held in corresponding one of the first through holes and corresponding one of the second through holes, and a material for the resin ferrule has a flexural modulus of 5 GPa or more at 200° C.

Abstract: A circuit board with an optical path conversion component includes a circuit board having a main surface, an optical path conversion component connected to the circuit board, and one or more first fiber ribbons. Each of the one or more first fiber ribbons has a first end and a second end, and includes a plurality of optical fibers optically coupled to the conversion component at the first end. The one or more first fiber ribbons extend in a direction crossing a normal of the main surface. The conversion component has at least one channel group for each of the one or more first fiber ribbons, the at least one channel group including a plurality of channels optically coupled respectively to the plurality of optical fibers. The plurality of channels are arranged in a direction crossing the main surface for each of the at least one channel group.