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29 January 1985Optical Threshold Logic Architectures For Hybrid Binary/Residue Processors
A new hybrid binary/residue arithmetic processor is proposed which significantly reduces the number of components and lines with respect to ordinary residue processors. Programmable optical threshold logic elements are combined with the hybrid structure to produce an optical architecture which offers substantial advantages over all-electronic approaches.
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R. Arrathoon, T. Klepaczyk, "Optical Threshold Logic Architectures For Hybrid Binary/Residue Processors," Proc. SPIE 0517, Integrated Optical Circuit Engineering I, (29 January 1985); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.945142