Innovations in High-Speed Smart Pixel Arrays for Advanced Optical Communication
This presentation by Mr. Ranjith C. Shahid and Ms. Kavya K. M explores high-speed smart pixel arrays (SPAs) utilized in optoelectronic integrated circuits (OEICs) for advanced telecommunications. Key discussion points include a literature survey, introduction to smart pixel array components, including modulators, processing element (PE) arrays, and photo receivers. The application of SPAs in data communication networks is highlighted, emphasizing their potential for improved data retrieval rates and reduced interference. Future directions are proposed for enhancing SPA technology.
Innovations in High-Speed Smart Pixel Arrays for Advanced Optical Communication
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HIGH SPEEDSMART PIXEL ARRAYS Guided by, Presenting by, Mr. RANJITH.C SHAHID.C & ROLL NO: 63 Ms. KAVYA.K.M REG. NO: CTAHEEC130
POINTS OF DISCUSSION • LITERATURE SURVEY • INTRODUCTION • BLOCK DIAGRAM • SMART PIXEL ARRAY COMPONENTS • MODULATOR • PROCESSING ELEMENT (PE) ARRAY • PHOTO RECEIVER • APPLICATIONS • CONCLUSIONS • FUTURE DIRECTIONS
LITERATURE SURVEY • High Speed Communication • High Bandwidth • Less Interference • Less Weight • Less Power
INTRODUCTION Optoelectronic Integrated Circuits (OEICs) Interconnections in Digital Systems Backplane Communications Board-to-Board Communications
SMART PIXEL ARRAY COMPONENTS • Modulator • Multiple-quantum-well (MQW) modulators • Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Lasers(VCSELs) • Processing Element (PE) Array • Photo Receiver Array
MODULATOR Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Laser (VCSEL) • Accurate wavelength control • Improved reliability • Reduced operating current • Narrow circular output beam
PROCESSING ELEMENT (PE) ARRAY • It is 1-bit wide processor • An arithmetic logic unit • A full adder • A 32-bit shift-register • 6 static registers
PHOTO RECEIVER ARRAY • Photodiode • current mirror amplifier • Two voltage comparators
APPLICATIONS • Telecommunication-data communication switching networks (e.g., ATM switches) • Fine-grained parallel computers.
CONCLUSIONS • Data retrieval rates could improve • Parallel error detection and correction
FUTURE DIRECTIONS • More compact packaging • Scale the SPAs to larger array dimensions.
BIBLIOGRAPHY • ‘Progress and prospects of long wavelength VCSELs’ Connie J. Chang-Hasnain ,University of California, IEEE Optical Communication • www.tipmagazine.com/tip/INPHFA/vol-5/iss-3/p9.pdf