Optical receptacle and optical module
AssigneeEnplas Corporation
InventorAyano KON
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Abstract
An optical receptacle having a first optical receptacle for transmission and a second optical receptacle for reception. The first optical receptacle has a first engaging section and the second optical receptacle has a second engaging section that engages with the first engaging section. The ratio between the intensity of incident light incident to the first optical receptacle and the intensity of emitted light emitted from the first optical receptacle is smaller than the ratio between the intensity of incident light incident to the second optical receptacle and the intensity of emitted light emitted from the second optical receptacle.
Claims6
An optical receptacle configured to be disposed between a photoelectric conversion device including a light-emitting element and a light-receiving element which are disposed on a substrate, and a plurality of optical transmission members, the optical receptacle being configured to optically couple the light-emitting element and the light-receiving element to respective end surfaces of the plurality of optical transmission members, the optical receptacle comprising:
- a first optical receptacle for transmission disposed on the substrate in such a manner that the first optical receptacle is opposite to the light-emitting element, the first optical receptacle including a first fitting part disposed in a first side surface that is not a surface opposite to the substrate;
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- a second optical receptacle for reception disposed on the substrate in such a manner that the second optical receptacle is opposite to the light-receiving element, the second optical receptacle including a second fitting part disposed in a second side surface that is not a surface opposite to the substrate, the second fitting part being configured to be fitted with the first fitting part,
- wherein a ratio of an intensity of emission light emitted from the first optical receptacle to an intensity of incident light incident on the first optical receptacle is smaller than a ratio of an intensity of emission light emitted from the second optical receptacle to an intensity of incident light incident on the second optical receptacle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.