EDAPS

Tutorial V


Design Co-packaged Optics with Ansys Multiphysics Solutions
Nikhil Dhingra, Anushruti Jaiswal, Ansys


Abstract - In today's high-speed data communication networks, co-packaged optics (CPO) systems have emerged as a key innovation to meet the increasing demand for bandwidth and efficiency. By integrating photonics and electronics into a single package, CPO systems offer significant advantages, such as lower latency and reduced power consumption. However, designing these systems presents several challenges, including the co-design of electronic and photonic circuits, optical I/O, signal integrity, power integrity, and more. To effectively tackle these design complexities, Multiphysics simulations are essential. We will demonstrate how Ansys Multiphysics simulations provide comprehensive solutions for addressing these challenges.




Nikhil Dhingra is a senior application engineer at Ansys, where he supports the Lumerical business in the India/ASEAN region. With a PhD in Photonics from the University of Delhi and over six years of research experience, he specializes in designing integrated photonic components.
Previously, Nikhil worked as a consultant for the University of Ottawa on industry-funded projects. Throughout his career, he has been awarded several prestigious fellowships, including the Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) by UGC, the Shastri Student Research Fellowship by the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, and the INTACT Fellowship by the European Union.



Anushruti Jaiswal is Team Lead at Ansys, responsible for Signal and Power integrity technical activities and Pre-sales initiatives for India and ASEAN regions. She holds a doctorate degree from IIT Delhi in RF and Communication field on "Millimeter waves antennas and circuits". Her Current focus areas are HBM Interposers, Flex-Rigid PCB's, High-Speed SerDes and Parallel interfaces, 3D-IC Multiphysics simulations.