All-Optical Associative Memory using a Saturable Absorber and Photorefractive Crystals

M. Duelli; R. S. Cudney; C. Keller; P. Günter

doi:10.1364/PMED.1993.FrG.9

Photorefractive Materials, Effects And Devices Prm'93
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1993),
paper FrG.9
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All-Optical Associative Memory using a Saturable Absorber and Photorefractive Crystals

M. Duelli, R. S. Cudney, C. Keller, and P. Günter

Photorefractive Materials, Effects, and Devices II 1993

Kiev Ukraine
11–15 August 1993
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M. Duelli, R. S. Cudney, C. Keller, and P. Günter, "All-Optical Associative Memory using a Saturable Absorber and Photorefractive Crystals," in Photorefractive Materials, Effects And Devices Prm'93, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1993), paper FrG.9.

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Abstract

An associative memory is a storage device in which an input set of data recalls another set of associated data. In particular, it has the property that an incomplete or distorted set can be used to retrieve the complete and correct version of a set of data that is most similar to the input.

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