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    Optimizing free-space optical interconnects (FSOI) balances time, space, and error correction. Error-correction codes significantly boost FSOI capacity and tolerance to system errors.

    Area of Science:

    • Optical Communications
    • Information Theory
    • System Engineering

    Background:

    • Free-space optical interconnect (FSOI) systems face challenges in optimizing resource allocation for high capacity.
    • Cross-talk noise models, such as diffraction from rectangular apertures and Gaussian propagation, impact system performance.
    • Error-correction codes (ECC) are being explored to enhance the reliability and efficiency of FSOI systems.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate the joint optimization of time and space resources in FSOI systems.
    • To evaluate the impact of different cross-talk noise models on FSOI capacity.
    • To analyze the benefits and limitations of using ECC in FSOI systems.

    Main Methods:

    • Analytical and simulation-based studies were conducted.

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  • Two distinct models for FSOI cross-talk noise were analyzed: rectangular aperture diffraction and Gaussian propagation.
  • Optimal Reed-Solomon codes were designed and implemented to assess their effect on FSOI performance.

    • Main Results:

    • The Gaussian propagation model achieved a higher capacity (2.91 x 10^15 bits s^-1 m^-2) compared to the rectangular model (1.91 x 10^13 bits s^-1 m^-2).
    • ECC implementation resulted in significant FSOI capacity gains (over 8.2 for rectangular, 3.7 for Gaussian).
    • ECC provides tolerance to implementation errors, but optimally coded systems can fail under large errors, necessitating a balanced design.

    Conclusions:

    • Joint optimization of time, space, and ECC resources is crucial for robust FSOI system design.
    • A compromise solution balancing these resources is proposed to mitigate failure risks in FSOI systems with significant errors.
    • ECC offers a viable path to enhance FSOI capacity and resilience, provided careful system design considerations are made.