论文信息 - Microdisk-Based Full Adders for Optical Computing in Silicon Photonics

Microdisk-Based Full Adders for Optical Computing in Silicon Photonics

We experimentally demonstrate a two-bit thermal-optic ripple-carry full adder based on microdisk resonators in silicon photonics with the advantages of large bandwidth, low power consumption, and high scalability, paving the way to future optical computing.

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