Electronic-Photonic Co-Design for All-Optical Signal Processing and Computing

Analog signal processing and computing performed in the optical domain with programmable photonic chips require a dedicated electronic control layer to set and dynamically reconfigure the circuit functionality at runtime. Here, we present recent advances in electronic-photonic co-design, enabling successful operation of large-scale photonic processors.

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2025-11-09
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ipc65510.2025.11281988
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Neural Networks and Reservoir Computing
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Analog signal processing and computing performed in the optical domain with programmable photonic chips require a dedicated electronic control layer to set and dynamically reconfigure the circuit functionality at runtime. Here, we present recent advances in electronic-photonic co-design, enabling successful operation of large-scale photonic processors.

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