Nanophotonic Computing Based on Optical Near-Field Interactions between Quantum Dots
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We approach nanophotonic computing on the basis of optical near-field interactions between quantum dots. A table lookup, or matrix-vector multiplication, architecture is proposed. As fundamental functionality, a data summation mechanism and digital-to-analog conversion are experimentally demonstrated using CuCl quantum dots. Owing to the diffraction-limit-free nature of nanophotonics, these architectures can achieve ultrahigh density integration compared to conventional bulky optical systems, as well as low power dissipation.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E88-C No.9 pp.1817-1823
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- 2005/09/01
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- 10.1093/ietele/e88-c.9.1817
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Makoto NARUSE
Tetsuya MIYAZAKI
Tadashi KAWAZOE
Suguru SANGU
Kiyoshi KOBAYASHI
Fumito KUBOTA
Motoichi OHTSU
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Makoto NARUSE, Tetsuya MIYAZAKI, Tadashi KAWAZOE, Suguru SANGU, Kiyoshi KOBAYASHI, Fumito KUBOTA, Motoichi OHTSU, "Nanophotonic Computing Based on Optical Near-Field Interactions between Quantum Dots" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E88-C, no. 9, pp. 1817-1823, September 2005, doi: 10.1093/ietele/e88-c.9.1817.
Abstract: We approach nanophotonic computing on the basis of optical near-field interactions between quantum dots. A table lookup, or matrix-vector multiplication, architecture is proposed. As fundamental functionality, a data summation mechanism and digital-to-analog conversion are experimentally demonstrated using CuCl quantum dots. Owing to the diffraction-limit-free nature of nanophotonics, these architectures can achieve ultrahigh density integration compared to conventional bulky optical systems, as well as low power dissipation.
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AU - Makoto NARUSE
AU - Tetsuya MIYAZAKI
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AU - Suguru SANGU
AU - Kiyoshi KOBAYASHI
AU - Fumito KUBOTA
AU - Motoichi OHTSU
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