Optical packet switching and buffering by using all-optical signal processing methods

By H. Dorren, MT Martin Hill, Y. Liu, N. Calabretta, A. Srivatsa, F. Huijskens, H. Waardt, G. Khoe. 2003

296 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Citations in the corpus

• An ultra-small, low-power all-optical flip-flop memory on a silicon chip (2010, background): “Introduction All-optical flip-flops (AOFF’s) could be very useful building blocks of all-optical packet switching systems, as they can temporarily store the header information and/or provide control signals to the optical switches [1].”
• Optical Packet and Burst Switching Technologies for the Future Photonic Internet (2006, background): “Moreover, recently developed all-optical flip-flop [113] and optical logic gate [114] technologies are likely to find new applications in all-optical header processing in OPS systems.”
• Slow-light optical buffers: capabilities and fundamental limitations (2005, background): “Optical delay lines are key components for analog optical signal processing [4] and digital optical signal processing systems such as optical header processors [3].”