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A High-Speed Optical Multidrop Bus for Computer Interconnections
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2009
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EngineeringDevice IntegrationSignal Integrity ConstraintsOptical ComputingHigh-speed ElectronicsOptical NetworksOptical PropertiesOptical NetworkingLaser PowerFree-space Optical NetworkPhotonicsElectrical EngineeringOptical InterconnectsComputer EngineeringPassive Optical NetworkInterconnection NetworkComputer InterconnectionsMicroelectronicsMultidrop Electrical BusesOptical Fiber CommunicationOptoelectronics
Signal integrity constraints of high-speed electronics have made multidrop electrical buses infeasible. This high-speed alternative uses hollow metal waveguides and pellicle beam splitters that interconnect modules attached to the bus. With 1 mw of laser power, the bus can interconnect eight modules at 10 gbps per channel and achieves an aggregate bandwidth of more than 25 gbytes per second with 10-bit-wide signaling paths.
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