Abstract
The high interconnectivity of free space optics offers the possibility of powerful new architectures for massively parallel processing and routing of digital information. We have fabricated chips containing the optical devices necessary for the implementation of many such experimental system architectures. The chips are arrays of 32 by 64 unit cells, where each cell is a reflective-mode Symmetric Self Electro-optic Effect Device (S-SEED). The S-SEED is effectively a cascadable three terminal device with all optical inputs and outputs.
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