Statistics – Applications
Scientific paper
Nov 2001
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Proc. SPIE Vol. 4457, p. 82-87, Spatial Light Modulators: Technology and Applications, Uzi Efron; Ed.
Statistics
Applications
Scientific paper
Optical interconnections and integrated optoelectronic devices are expected to be promising candidates that expand interconnection bandwidth between large-scale integrated circuits (LSIs). We have constructed an optoelectronic parallel computing system that has a reconfigurable free- space parallel optical interconnection module called OCULAR- II. It has a multi-layer architecture that eliminates the data transfer bottleneck between optoelectronic processing modules by reconfigurable free-space optical interconnections. An optoelectronic processing module is composed of a two-dimensional processing element array where each pixel has its own optical output channel by a VCSEL and optical input channel. The optical interconnection is integrated into a compact module where an optically addressable phase only spatial light modulator and an imaging optical system are compactly fabricated. Each component of the OCULAR-II system has been designed to be modular and compact. Therefore, just cascading optoelectronic processing modules and optical interconnection modules makes a pipelined parallel processing system. In the optical interconnection module, a custom designed Fourier Transform lens has been used to reduce the working distance of the lens system. A computer generated hologram (CGH) is written on a liquid crystal display (LCD) that is coupled by a fiber optic plate (FOP) to the optically addressable SLM. The interconnection topology between optoelectronic chips is controlled by changing the CGH patterns, which is calculated in advance. A global interconnectivity among processor arrays is also achievable since the communication channels are constructed via optical path in free space. The data broadcasting between processors that are located spatially far away can be efficiently implemented by free-space optical links in OCULAR-II's optical interconnection module.
Goulet Alain
Ishikawa Masatoshi
Kobayashi Yuji
Naruse Makoto
Toyoda Haruyoshi
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