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    • Computación óptica
    • La fotónica
    • Óptica integrada

    Sus antecedentes:

    • El crecimiento de redes neuronales profundas requiere plataformas informáticas de hardware avanzadas.
    • La computación óptica, en particular la multiplexación por división de longitud de onda (WDM), ofrece un mayor ancho de banda de computación, pero se enfrenta a desafíos de integración y capacidad.
    • Las arquitecturas WDM existentes requieren soluciones novedosas para mejorar la capacidad del canal.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Introducir la multiplexación por división de modos (MDM) como un nuevo grado de libertad en la computación óptica.
    • Proponer una arquitectura multidimensional que aumente el WDM con el MDM para mejorar el ancho de banda computacional.
    • Demostrar la viabilidad de la computación óptica basada en MDM en una plataforma de resonador de microanillos.

    Principales métodos:

    • Propuso una nueva arquitectura de computación óptica que combina la multiplexación por división de modo (MDM) y la multiplexación por división de longitud de onda (WDM).
    • Componentes fotónicos clave diseñados y validados experimentalmente: divisor de haz multimodo, sintonizador termoóptico para modos de orden superior y curvatura de guía de onda multimodo.
    • Fabricado un sistema de multiplexación de matriz de prueba de principio utilizando procesos de fundición.

    Principales resultados:

    • Se ha demostrado con éxito los componentes esenciales para la arquitectura de computación óptica MDM-WDM propuesta.
    • El sistema fabricado funciona tanto para los paradigmas informáticos MDM como para los combinados MDM-WDM.
    • La plataforma de resonador de microanillos permite la integración de MDM para el cálculo óptico mejorado.

    Conclusiones:

    • La multiplexación por división de modo (MDM) ofrece una nueva vía para aumentar significativamente el ancho de banda de cómputo óptico.
    • La arquitectura multidimensional MDM-WDM propuesta mejora efectivamente la capacidad de canal para la computación de próxima generación.
    • La validación experimental confirma la viabilidad de la computación óptica basada en MDM para el hardware de redes neuronales profundas.