250 Gb/s All-Optical XNOR Logic Using a Single QD-SOA-MZI: Demonstration and Comprehensive Performance Analysis

/Hz, beyond which signal integrity collapses. This parameter sweep delineates the operational envelope and optimization guidelines for QD-SOA-MZI-based all-optical logic, confirming its potential as a compact core component for future ultra-high-speed optical communication and signal processing systems.

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Micromachines
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2026-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.3390/mi17040441
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Optical Network Technologies
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250 Gb/s All-Optical XNOR Logic Using a Single QD-SOA-MZI: Demonstration and Comprehensive Performance Analysis

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250 Gb/s All-Optical XNOR Logic Using a Single QD-SOA-MZI: Demonstration and Comprehensive Performance Analysis

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/Hz, beyond which signal integrity collapses. This parameter sweep delineates the operational envelope and optimization guidelines for QD-SOA-MZI-based all-optical logic, confirming its potential as a compact core component for future ultra-high-speed optical communication and signal processing systems.

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