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Aditya Narayanan

Scientist at SABIC Innovative Plastics

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Proceedings Article | 19 October 2012 Paper

New melt-processable thermoplastic polyimides for opto-electronic applications

Aditya Narayanan, Gurulingamurthy Haralur

Proceedings Volume 8489, 84890E (2012) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.927984

KEYWORDS: Optoelectronics, Lenses, Polymers, Connectors, Refractive index, Glasses, Fiber optics, Networks, Lead, Optics manufacturing

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The rapid development and adoption of digital technology is leading to an increase in demand for smaller, faster digital data devices and faster digital telecommunication networks. This trend requires increased network bandwidth to handle large amounts of data and seamless integration of network devices with compatible end-user devices. This need is being met by using fiber-optic and photonics technology, infra-red (IR) signals to transmit information, and is fundamental changing the communication industry, thereby creating a need for new polymeric materials. New ULTEM* polyetherimide (PEI) and EXTEM* thermoplastic polyimide (TPI) resins meet the material requirements for the optoelectronics industry. These resins have building blocks enabling IR light transmission without degrading signal quality. They can be injection-molded into thin, precision optical lenses and connectors. ULTEM* resins are been widely used in this industry as fiber-optic components in trans-receivers. EXTEM* resins are amenable to lead-free soldering (LFS), a greener industrial assembly process. While still being IR-transparent, EXTEM* resin is an ideal material for LFS capable substrates, connectors and lenses. An optical product portfolio has been developed and is being presented as a solution to the opto-electronics component industry and some of the successful applications therein.

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