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All optical pluggable board-backplane interconnection system based on an MPXTM-FlexTail connector solution

Thomas Bierhoff, Jürgen Schrage, Markus Halter, Felix Betschon, Jeroen Duis, Willy Rietveld

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Abstract

A pluggable connector for board-level optical polymer waveguides has been developed by adaptation of standard MPXTM-Technology to flexible polymer waveguides. Its capability has been demonstrated by realizing an all optical board-backplane-board interconnection system.

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A pluggable connector for board-level optical polymer waveguides has been developed by adaptation of standard MPXTM-Technology to flexible polymer waveguides. Its capability has been demonstrated by realizing an all optical board-backplane-board interconnection system.

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A pluggable connector for board-level optical polymer waveguides has been developed by adaptation of standard MPXTM-Technology to flexible polymer waveguides. Its capability has been demonstrated by realizing an all optical board-backplane-board interconnection system.

Key concepts: Backplane, Cable gland, Interconnection, Printed circuit board, Optoelectronics, Physics, Computer science, Computer hardware

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