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Ultra-fast AND gate using single semi-reflective quantum dot semiconductor optical amplifier

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Semi-reflective quantum dot semiconductor optical amplifier (SR-QDSOA) is utilized to design ultra-fast (1 Tb/s) optical logic AND gate. The AND gate is simulated using rate equation model, and different parameters like extinction ratio (ER ~ 30.2 dB), contrast ratio (CR ~ 31.3 dB), amplitude modulation (AM < 0.002 dB) and quality factor (Q ~ 38 dB) are calculated. Pseudo eye diagram (PED) shows clear eye opening with large relative eye opening (REO ~ 99%) signifies efficient performance. Effect of amplified spontaneous noise and data rate are also investigated on the performance of the logic gate.

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Mukherjee, K. Ultra-fast AND gate using single semi-reflective quantum dot semiconductor optical amplifier. Photon Netw Commun 45, 97–106 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11107-023-00996-0

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