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Self-synchronizing pulse-interval technique for optical routing control in a photonic switch

Philippe A. Perrier and Paul R. Prucnal

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Abstract

The speed of future photonic switches will be limited by the device switching speed and by the processing speed of the routing controller. A data flow bottleneck will occur at the controller if routing decisions are executed electronically. This bottleneck can be eliminated if optical processing is used.’ If, in conjunction, self-routing is used, the propagation delay of data through a photonic switching network can be substantially reduced.

© 1988 Optical Society of America

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