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A Comparison of GRIN Rod Lenses and Planar Ion-exchange Microlenses for the Interconnection of Optoelectronic Device Arrays

N. McArdle, K.-H. Brenner, J. Moisei, A. Kirk, and H. Thienpont

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Abstract

The benefits of optical interconnections to overcome the limitations of conventional metallic connections in electronic computers are widely recognised. To demonstrate the potential of optics several systems have been constructed to interconnect optoelectronic arrays of devices. So-called "smart-pixel" devices are seen as a promising technology in future optoelectonic parallel processing systems.

© 1995 Optical Society of America

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