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Soliton ring network

Sauer et al., 1991

Document ID
4459038068158305343
Author
Sauer J
Islam M
Dijaili S
Publication year
Publication venue
Advanced Fiber Communications Technologies

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The recent demonstration of ultrafast, cascadable, all-optical soliton gates, although with long latency and at an early stage of research, opens the possibility of niche exploitation in architectures whose performance is primarily limited by the absence of a few such logic …
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