Optimization of an integrated optical crossbar in SOI technology for optical networks on chip
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https://doi.org/10.26636/jtit.2007.3.842Keywords:
integrated optics, optical interconnections, optical filtration, add-drop filters, microdisk resonators, SOI waveguidesAbstract
In this paper a novel design for an optical network on chip (ONoC), enabling optical on-chip signal routing, is presented. Requirements for such a network are defined and the design of ONoC passive components is described and validated by experimental results.
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