A. Tait, E. Zhou, A. Wu, M. Nahmias, T. F. de Lima, B. Shastri, P. Prucnal
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Demonstration of a silicon photonic neural network
Silicon photonic integration could enable high-performance brain-inspired photonic processors. We demonstrate a 3 node recurrent photonic neural network. Cusp and Hopf bifurcations induced by synaptic reconfiguration are shown as proof-of-concept. The prototype represents an early step towards network-based models of physical computing with integrated photonics.