J.K.A. Everard, M.A. Page-Jones, Keith Powell, Trevor J. Hall
Abstract
A new type of selfrouting optical interconnect (SROI) is described where an optical signal beam or optical data packet is routed to a destination using an all optical switch where the destination is defined within the optical signal by the autocorrelation function of the optical signal.
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A new type of selfrouting optical interconnect (SROI) is described where an optical signal beam or optical data packet is routed to a destination using an all optical switch where the destination is defined within the optical signal by the autocorrelation function of the optical signal.
Key concepts: Optical communications repeater, Optical transistor, Optical switch, SIGNAL (programming language), Optical performance monitoring, Optical cross-connect, Optical interconnect, Optical burst switching