Optoelectronic module and optical artificial neural network system including the same
AssigneeElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
InventorsSuntak PARK, Jin Hwa GENE
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Abstract
An optoelectronic module according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a photodetector that receives an input light and converts the input light to generate a first current, an electronic element that amplifies the first current to generate a second current, and a light source element that converts the second current to generate an output light. The output light has characteristics of a result of performing a non-linear computation of an optical artificial neural network.
Claims20
An optoelectronic module comprising:
- a photodetector configured to receive an input light and configured to convert the input light to generate a first current;
- an electronic element configured to amplify the first current to generate a second current;
- and
- a light source element configured to convert the second current to generate an output light,
- wherein the output light has characteristics of a result of performing a non-linear computation of an optical artificial neural network.
An optical artificial neural network system comprising:
- a linear computation unit configured to receive an input light including input data and configured to perform a linear computation on the input data to generate a first processed light;
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- a non-linear computation unit configured to perform a non-linear computation on data included in the first processed light to generate an output light,
- wherein the output light has characteristics of a result of a computation for applying an activation function, and
- wherein the non-linear computation unit includes:
- a photodetector configured to convert the first processed light to generate a first current;
- an electronic element configured to amplify the first current to generate a second current;
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- a light source element configured to convert the second current to generate the output light.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.