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Optical interconnects are an important feature of many optical computing architectures. For systems that have an input plane of multiprocessors with sources or modulators and an output plane of multiprocessors with detectors, computer-generated holograms (CGHs) can be used to provide many interconnection topologies. E-beam fabricated CGHs that perform one-to-one interconnection (such as shuffle exchange), as well as CGHs for interconnections with large fan-out (such as a large-N hypercube) are presented.
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