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    We developed an all-optical logic inverter using stimulated Raman scattering for integrated circuits. This design is cascadable and maintains noise margin for reliable performance in optical computing.

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  • Study of noise margin variations with different model parameters.
  • Time-domain response analysis for different input pulse widths.

    • Main Results:

    • Demonstration of a cascadable and integrable all-optical logic inverter.
    • Identification of key parameters influencing the noise margin.
    • Analysis of the inverter's time-domain behavior, showing response to different input pulse widths.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed all-optical inverter based on SRS is a viable component for integrated optical circuits.
    • The cascadability and noise margin are critical for reliable optical logic operations.
    • Further analysis confirms the potential for high-speed optical signal processing.