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8 May 2012 Design of optical interconnects inspired in multi-aperture optics based in compound insect eyes
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Abstract
Optical interconnection at high-speed and large-capacity transmission of data has the advantage of conveying information at large bandwidths in free space with less crosstalk than electronics. We propose here the design of micro-optical devices based in the multi-aperture compound insect eyes that will transfer a signal as a freespace multichannel point-to-point interconnection. These designs are inspired in the configuration of the superposition refractive compound eye as Gabor superlens by means of the implementation of microlens arrays. In our configuration the design equations, simulations, and optical performance are shown.
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Anel Garza-Rivera, Carlos G. Trevino-Palacios, and Francisco Javier Renero-Carrillo "Design of optical interconnects inspired in multi-aperture optics based in compound insect eyes", Proc. SPIE 8428, Micro-Optics 2012, 84281E (8 May 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.921697
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KEYWORDS
Microlens array

Demultiplexers

Superposition

Free space optics

Channel projecting optics

Eye

Optical interconnects

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