论文信息 - Optical limits for spatial interconnection networks using 2-D optical array devices.

Optical limits for spatial interconnection networks using 2-D optical array devices.

An optical spatial interconnection network consisting of a 2-D source array, a lens array, and a detector array is suitable for use as the interconnection device in multiprocessor systems and neural networks. This paper describes the theoretical limits on the maximum channel numbers of these networks derived from optical restrictions. These results yield optimum design parameters for an interconnection network.

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