Convolution and correlation using light diffraction from bulk acoustic waves

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Bulk acousto-optic signal processors using simultaneous light diffraction in high-figure-of-merit materials are described in the letter and some experimental results are reported.

Inspec keywords: acoustic waves; light diffraction; signal processing; acousto-optical devices

Other keywords: convolution; acoustooptic signal processors; light diffraction; correlation; bulk acoustic waves

Subjects: Signal processing and detection; Acousto-optical devices; Information theory

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