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24 August 1992 Analog multiply/accumulate implementation and performance results on the DOC II platform
Frederick F. Zeise, Richard V. Stone, Peter S. Guilfoyle
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Analog testing and primitive evaluation has been performed on OptiComp's second generation digital optical computer (DOC II) platform. Preliminary results indicate that analog addition can be achieved at up to 6 bits of accuracy. The DOC II components which have been integrated for this study include: the laser diode array, the laser collimator and 1 X 1 imaging barrel, the point source modulator GaP Bragg cell, and a single channel APD/transimpedance amplifier. Two analog pulse trains are used to drive two independent sets of Bragg cell channels. The first order deflected light is collected and summed on an APD photodetector, amplified with a high gain, wide bandwidth, transimpedance amplifier and digitized using an Hewlett Packard digitizing scope. Testing was performed using a GPIB instrumentation interface. Ultimately, this analog computing architecture could produce a 256 vector multiply to 256 X 256 matrix which would yield a product with 8 bit resolution.
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Frederick F. Zeise, Richard V. Stone, and Peter S. Guilfoyle "Analog multiply/accumulate implementation and performance results on the DOC II platform", Proc. SPIE 1704, Advances in Optical Information Processing V, (24 August 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.139920
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KEYWORDS
Analog electronics

Modulation

Sensors

Optical amplifiers

Avalanche photodetectors

Bragg cells

Modulators

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