Multifibre bus for rack-to-rack interconnects based on opto-hybrid transmitter/receiver array pair

Parker, J.W.; Ayliffe, P.; Clapp, Terry V.; Geear, M.C.; Harrison, Paul M.; Peall, R.G.

doi:10.1049/el:19920505

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“…8) [23]. As indicated above, such a configuration can be integrated by the use of polymer waveguides.…”

Section: Integrated Fiber and Waveguide Solutionsmentioning

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Fiber-optic interconnection networks for signal processing applications

Jönsson

1999

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. In future parallel radar signal processing systems, with high bandwidth demands, new interconnection technologies are needed. The same reasoning can be made for other signal processing applications, e.g., those involving multimedia. Fiber-optic networks are a promising alternative and a lot of work have been done. In this paper, a number of fiber-optic interconnection architectures are reviewed, especially from a radar signal processing point-of-view. Two kinds of parallel algorithm mapping are discussed: (i) a chain of pipeline-stages mapped, more or less directly, one stage per computation node and (ii) SPMD (Same Program Multiple Data). Several network configurations, which are simplified due to the nature of the applications, are also proposed.

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“…8) [23]. As indicated above, such a configuration can be integrated by the use of polymer waveguides.…”

Section: Integrated Fiber and Waveguide Solutionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fiber-optic interconnection networks for signal processing applications

Jönsson

1999

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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“…Another way is to follow the proposed use of an array of passive optical stars to connect processor boards in a multiprocessor system via fiber-ribbon links, for which experiments with 6 ϫ 700 Mbit/s fiber-ribbon links were done (see Figure 15) [57]. Of course, the processors boards can be exchanged with transceiver cards and/or switch cards.…”

Section: Integrated Fiber and Waveguide Solutionsmentioning

confidence: 99%