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11 August 1995 Array interconnect systems based on lenslets and CGH
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Abstract
Several optical systems, based on a combination of lenslet arrays and computer-generated holograms (CGH), are described. They provide full or neighborhood connectivity between arrays of electronic processors, each processor containing one transmitter and N detectors. Some of the system are symmetrical, and therefore bi-directional. Specific designs include a system utilizing reflection-mode modulators that provides reciprocal connections between two planes of processors, and a system requiring sources or transmissive modulators that provides the connections required by a back-propagation neural network with an arbitrary number of layers. We derive expressions governing the lengths of the lenslet-based system and of a previous design based on bulk optics and CGH. The proposed systems require fewer components, less volume, and less alignment than the bulk optics system.
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Matthias Blume, Frederick B. McCormick Jr., Philippe J. Marchand, and Sadik C. Esener "Array interconnect systems based on lenslets and CGH", Proc. SPIE 2537, Novel Optical Systems Design and Optimization, (11 August 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.216383
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KEYWORDS
Computer generated holography

Transmitters

Holograms

Sensors

Optical systems

Image transmission

Gaussian beams

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