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A novel proposal for all-optical 1-bit comparator using nonlinear PhCRRs

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A novel structure for realizing an all-optical comparator, which can compare two 1-bit binary codes is proposed, which used three nonlinear resonant rings for this purpose.
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All-optical comparators play crucial roles in all-optical data processing systems. In this paper, we proposed a novel structure for realizing an all-optical comparator, which can compare two 1-bit binary codes. For this purpose, we used three nonlinear resonant rings. The final structure has two input and three output ports. The maximum rise and fall times for the proposed structure are about 1.5 and 2 ps, respectively.

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Realization of an all-optical comparator using beam interference inside photonic crystal waveguides.

HuGe Jile
- 20 Apr 2020 - 
TL;DR: This paper design and propose an all-optical 1-bit comparator using optical beam interference, where the logic states of input ports are determined based on their initial phases and that of the output ports based on the amplitude of the optical signal.
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