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In photonic quantum applications, optical routers are required to handle single photons with low loss, high speed, and preservation of their quantum states. Single-photon routing with
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Our interferometer-based router is constructed by optics with a low angle of incidence and cross-aligned electro-optic crystals, achieving the polarization-maintaining operation with a minimal number of optical components. Photon polarization serves as an essential quantum information carrier in quantum information and measurement applications. In this work, we present a new optical routing framework, O-Router for future low-power on-chip optical interconnect integration utilizing silicon compatible nano-photonic de-vices. As the heart of optical network on chips, the photonic routers implement the function of routing package from input ports to output ports.
In photonic quantum applications, optical routers are required to handle single photons with low loss, high speed, and preservation of their quantum states. Single-photon routing with
As the optical router is a core of 3D ONoC, it needs the optimized router design in terms of the number of components used, insertion loss, power consumption, and other parameters.
In this work, we present a new optical routing framework, O-Router for future low-power on-chip optical interconnect integration utilizing silicon compatible nano-photonic de-vices.
We compared the performance of the designed routers with previously reported optical routers for the power insertion loss and the requirement of micro-ring resonators.
Nowadays in the rapidly evolving field of System on Chip (SoC) technology, the demand for efficient on-chip processing has increased. To address these requireme.
Section 5 evaluates the proposed method compared to some other reliable optical routers for different network architectures; moreover, it analyzes the insertion loss and crosstalk noise of
Surix has been designed for improving the physical layer and the network''s performance parameters in multi-core network topologies. Moreover, a new routing algorithm on Surix is proposed, in which
As the optical router is a core of 3D ONoC, it needs the optimized router design in terms of the number of components used, insertion loss, power consumption, and other parameters.
Abstract Three-Dimensional Optical Network-on-Chip (3D ONoC) has recently emerged as a high-perfor-mance on-chip communication solution; however, owing to the intrinsic characteristics of
In this letter, we proposed a six-port non-blocking photonic router called Panzer, which requires the lowest number of MRs and has the best performance in insertion loss.
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Designs of low insertion loss optical router and reliable routing for 3D optical network-on-c hip Pengxing GUO, W eigang HOU *&LeiGUO
In this paper, we present two innovative designs of five port non-blocking ONoC routers constructed by using micro-ring resonators and waveguides for low power losses and the optimum
Low Insertion Loss and Non-Blocking Microring-Based Optical Router for 3D Optical Network-on-Chip Pengxing Guo, Weigang Hou*, Lei Guo*, Qiang Yang, Yifan Ge, and Hang Liang
Recently, optical network on chip (ONoC) has attracted the attention of researchers as a promising technology for low power and high bandwidth on chip communication. ONoC improves the
Simulation results demonstrate the proposed novel 6-times 6 non-blocking optical router structure performs well in terms of reducing insertion loss,
This research aims to present a new route with a minimal amount of optical loss to transfer optical information between source and destination nodes using gray code.
Agiltron all optical routers achieve ultra-low latency that has not been attainable by electronic routers. The 1U system multicasts incoming optical signals and dynamically re-directs them into multiple
We compared the performance of the designed routers with previously reported optical routers for the power insertion loss and the requirement of micro-ring resonators.
Optical routers are one of the important and fundamental constituent of Optical NoCs. Till date many researchers have proposed several Optical Router designs, every router has its own advantages,
Specifically, our solution has the lowest maximum-case insertion loss among these eight ORs, and it also has the lowest minimum and average insertion loss in non-blocking ORs.
During the past decade, on-chip processing demands have increased with the burgeoning paradigms of Internet-of-Things (IoT), 4G/5G communication systems and Big data-centers, which cannot be
Till date many researchers have proposed several Optical Router designs, every router has its own advantages, disadvantages as well as features. In this paper, the most efficient and commonly
This paper proposes a novel design of a 6 × 6 intra-layer non-blocking optical router and an inter-layer (vertical) optical router using a micro-ring resonator (MRR). The performance analysis
This paper proposed a low-power, low-loss, and low-cost 5x5 optical router, Cygnus, for optical NoCs. Cygnus is non-blocking and based on silicon microresonators.
A novel and highly efficient optical router is introduced, offering improved efficiency and reduced loss in on-chip optical communication and aims to contribute to enhancing on-chip processing capabilities
This paper proposed a high-performance low-power low-cost optical router, Cygnus, for optical NoCs. Cygnus is non-blocking and based on silicon
Our interferometer-based router is constructed by optics with a low angle of incidence and cross-aligned electro-optic crystals, achieving the polarization-maintaining operation with a minimal number of
We compared the performance of the designed routers with previously reported optical routers for the power insertion loss and the requirement of micro
As the optical router is a core of 3D ONoC, it needs the optimized router design in terms of the number of components used, insertion loss, power
In this paper, we present two innovative designs of five port non-blocking ONoC routers constructed by using micro-ring resonators and waveguides for low power losses and the optimum
Photonic network-on-chip is utilized as a candidate paradigm for important attributes such as high bandwidth and low energy consumption. In this paper, a non-blocking five-port photonic
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