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US 2026/0016634 A1Published application
Pwb polarization rotation
OwnerGordon Barbour Morrisoninventor
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Abstract
An aspect of the disclosure is related to an apparatus consisting of a first chip including a first waveguide and a second chip including a second waveguide. The apparatus further includes a medium to couple the first waveguide with the second waveguide. The first plane of the first chip is arranged to be perpendicular to a second plane of the second chip to enable a polarization rotation.
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An apparatus, comprising:
- a first chip including a first waveguide;
- a second chip including a second waveguide;
- and
- a medium configured to couple the first waveguide with the second waveguide,
- wherein a first plane of the first chip is configured to be perpendicular to a second plane of the second chip to enable a polarization rotation.
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An apparatus, comprising:
- a first chip including a first waveguide;
- a second chip including a second waveguide;
- and
- an optical wire bond configured to couple the first waveguide with the second waveguide,
- wherein:
- the first chip is placed on a first surface of a support structure,
- the second chip is placed on a second surface of the support structure, and
- a first electric field of electromagnetic waves within the first waveguide has a different polarization than a second electric field of the electromagnetic waves within the second waveguide.
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A method, comprising:
- placing a first chip including a first waveguide on a first surface of a support structure;
- placing a second chip including a second waveguide on a second surface of the support structure;
- and
- optically coupling the first chip with the second chip using an optical medium,
- wherein:
- a first electric field of electromagnetic waves within the first waveguide has a first polarization, and
- a second electric field of the electromagnetic waves within the second waveguide has a second polarization rotated with respect to the first polarization.
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