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Design of all-optical XOR and AND logic gates based on multi-mode interference devices

Yuhei Ishizaka, Yuki Kawaguchi, Kunimasa Saitoh, Masanori Koshiba

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We propose ultra-compact all-optical XOR and AND logic gates based on multi-mode interference (MMI) without using nonlinear optics. Numerical simulations show that the least ON to OFF logic-level contrast ratio is 13.3 dB for XOR logic gate and 4.3 dB for AND logic gate in the whole C-band.

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We propose ultra-compact all-optical XOR and AND logic gates based on multi-mode interference (MMI) without using nonlinear optics. Numerical simulations show that the least ON to OFF logic-level contrast ratio is 13.3 dB for XOR logic gate and 4.3 dB for AND logic gate in the whole C-band.

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We propose ultra-compact all-optical XOR and AND logic gates based on multi-mode interference (MMI) without using nonlinear optics. Numerical simulations show that the least ON to OFF logic-level contrast ratio is 13.3 dB for XOR logic gate and 4.3 dB for AND logic gate in the whole C-band.

Key concepts: XOR gate, Logic gate, Interference (communication), AND-OR-Invert, Computer science, Pass transistor logic, AND gate, Electronic engineering

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