Rapid Unbiased Bipolar Incoherent Calculator Cube

An electrooptical engagement array architecture for performing matrix-matrix multiplication using incoherent light is presented. Key components of this newly proposed processing device include a single pulsed incoherent light source, two dynamic light valves, and a two-dimensional photodetector array.

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