Fiber optic memory loop using a built-in addressing channel

Vladimir Antonovich Pilipovich; Alexander K. Esman; Igor A. Goncharenko; Valery S. Posedko; Ivan F. Solonovich

doi:10.1117/12.195575

7 December 1994 Fiber optic memory loop using a built-in addressing channel

Vladimir Antonovich Pilipovich, Alexander K. Esman, Igor A. Goncharenko, Valery S. Posedko, Ivan F. Solonovich

Proceedings Volume 2429, Optical Memory & Neural Networks '94: Optical Memory; (1994) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.195575
Event: Optical Memory and Neural Networks: International Conference, 1994, Moscow, Russian Federation

Abstract

The method of enhancing the information capacity and reliable storage of information in circulator fiber-optic memory is presented. The method is based on creation of an additional built-in channel with contrary-directed circulation of signals. This channel can be used for transmission of both information and auxiliary signals: address words, clock signals, correcting sequences, etc. The possibility of compensating the information signal losses by means of stimulated Raman scattering is considered.

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Vladimir Antonovich Pilipovich, Alexander K. Esman, Igor A. Goncharenko, Valery S. Posedko, and Ivan F. Solonovich "Fiber optic memory loop using a built-in addressing channel", Proc. SPIE 2429, Optical Memory & Neural Networks '94: Optical Memory, (7 December 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.195575

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