Optical turn system for optoelectronic modules

An optical subassembly (OSA) for an optoelectronic module uses an optical turn that permits mounting of the OSA on a circuit board of a primary module. A fabrication process for the OSA can achieve low complexity and high yield from the ability to fabricate the OSA separate from fabrication of the p...

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Hauptverfasser:	BAUGH BRENTON A, RUH RICHARD A, YI ROBERT H, WILLIAMS JIM H, WILSON ROBERT E
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