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Jeffrey Chou, Ph.D. 2012

Advisor: Prof. Wu
Research Interests: Board to board optical interconnect with MEMS tracking
Job Interests: Industry internship (overseas preferably)

BIOGRAPHY
Jeffrey Chou received in B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences from the University of California, Berkeley, in 2007. He is currently pursuing his Masters and PhD from Berkeley with an expected graduation date of 2012.

Electrothermally-Actuated Free-Space Board-To-Board Optical Interconnect With Zero Power Hold [BPN397]
Free-space optical interconnect using arrays of vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers
(VCSELs) and photoreceivers can significantly increase the board-to-board interconnect bandwidth,
relieving the bottleneck of traditional backplane systems in computer servers. However, critical
alignment errors, due to insertion variation, have prevented the deployment of such a technology. We
present an adaptive free-space optical interconnect using electrothermal MEMS rotational lens scanners
with zero power hold to circumvent such difficulties. Previous groups have attempted to adaptively
compensate for the misalignment using MEMS devices, including feed-forward control of MEMS scanners.
However, a zero power hold lens scanner has never been demonstrated.


 

     Last Updated: Thu 2012-Nov-08 12:51:13

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