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Ultra-fast and compact optical Galois field adder based on the LPhC structure and phase shift keying
Abstract:
In this study, we propose a novel, to the best of our knowledge, all-optical Galois field (AOGF) adder that utilizes logic all-optical XOR gates. The design is founded on optical beams' constructive and destructive interference phenomenon and incorporates the phase shift keying technique within a two-dimensional linear photonic crystal (2D-LPhC) structure. The suggested AOGF adder comprises eight input ports and four output ports. We employ the finite difference time domain (FDTD) procedure to obtain the electric field distribution in this structure. The FDTD simulation results of the proposed AOGF adder demonstrate that the minimum and maximum values of the normalized power at ON and OFF states (P 1,min, P 0,max) for the output ports are 95% and 1.7%, respectively. Additionally, we obtain different functional parameters, including the ON-OFF contrast ratio, rise time, fall time, and total footprint, which are measured at 17.47 dB, 0.1 ps, 0.05 ps, and 147µm 2, respectively.
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