Patent
1985-03-27
1986-06-17
Sikes, William L.
350358, 350 9614, G02B 610
Patent
active
045952531
ABSTRACT:
A plurality of incident light beams are parallelly propagated in a thin film optical waveguide. Simultaneously, a surface acoustic wave is propagated in said thin film optical waveguide, and the plurality of incident light beams are selectively successively guided to a light output part by the acousto-optic effect of said by Bragg diffraction. The diffraction light beams are serially output. In this way optical data parallelly input are directly converted into optical data in a serial state.
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Matano Masaharu
Mori Kazuhiko
Ota Norihiro
Yamashita Tsukasa
Omron Tateisi Electronics Co.
Sikes William L.
Wise Robert E.
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