Photoelectronic device and production method of the same
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorAkihiko Okubora
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AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorAkihiko Okubora
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A photoelectronic device capable of maintaining the degree of freedom in designing for dealing with design changes and responding to producing a variety of kinds in a small amount, and the production method are provided: wherein a light emitting element for emitting a light to be a clock signal, a semiconductor chip provided with light receiving portions for receiving the light, and an optical waveguide sheet formed to be a sheet, wherein an outer circumference of a core is covered with a clad, adhered to said semiconductor chip are provided; and the optical waveguide sheet is configured to be irradiated at a light incident portion of a core with a light from the light emitting element and includes one or more T-shaped branch having a vertical opening portion having a vertical inner wall, which is vertical with respect to the direction within a surface of the optical waveguide sheet and becomes a mirror surface for dividing and reflecting the light, and a sloping opening portion having a sloping inner wall, which has an inclination with the optical waveguide direction of the core and becomes a mirror surface for reflecting the light to the direction being out of the surface of the optical waveguide sheet so as to be connected to a light receiving portion at a connection position of each of the lights and each of the light receiving portions.
An optical waveguide based clock distribution device:
A production method of an optical waveguide based clock distribution device including a light emitting element for emitting a light to be used as a clock signal, and an optical waveguide sheet for dividing said light into two or more light beams and guiding the same to be ultimately provided to an output surface side of said optical waveguide sheet, comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.