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24 August 1992 Fully parallel optical matrix-matrix multiplier using spherical lens array
Xiangyang Yang, Joseph Lindmayer, George M. Storti
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Abstract
A fully parallel optical matrix-matrix multiplier is presented in this paper. Two N X N matrices are encoded on two tightly cascaded spatial light modulators (SLMs). One of the SLMs can be replaced by a light source array and a group of cylindrical lenses. Optical summation of all the outer product terms is performed by N lenses, which are arranged into a two-dimensional array to accommodate to the configuration of the SLMs used. Submatrices displayed on the SLMs are imaged by the corresponding lens in the lens array onto the output plane. Images of all the submatrices are superimposed and their intensities are added at the output plane to produce the multiplication result.
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Xiangyang Yang, Joseph Lindmayer, and George M. Storti "Fully parallel optical matrix-matrix multiplier using spherical lens array", Proc. SPIE 1704, Advances in Optical Information Processing V, (24 August 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.139921
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KEYWORDS
Spatial light modulators

Matrices

Light emitting diodes

Analog electronics

Cylindrical lenses

Optical signal processing

Spherical lenses

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