Spin-wave based realization of optical computing primitives
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- 21 March 2014
- journal article
- conference paper
- Published by AIP Publishing in Journal of Applied Physics
- Vol. 115 (17) , 17C741
Abstract
We use micromagnetic simulations to demonstrate that spin waves can perform optically inspired, non-Boolean computing algorithms. We propose and design coherent spin-wave sources and phase shifters, which act akin to the key components of an optical signal processing system. We show that the functionality of the proposed on-chip spin-wave based signal processing system is similar to known optical computing devices. We argue that such computing system can serve as a practical, energy efficient, and integrated component of nanoscale image processing systems.Keywords
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