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    Calculating with light using a chip-scale all-optical abacus

    Nov 2, 2017 · Our on-chip abacus-like all-photonic calculator simultaneously combines calculation and memory in a single PCM cell and can operate …

    • Author: J. Feldmann, M. Stegmaier, N. Gruhler, C. Ríos, H. Bhaskaran, C. D. Wright, W. H. P. Pernice
    • Publish Year: 2017
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    How does chip abacus work?
    After the idea of exchanging makes sense, Chip Abacus can be used to drill simple addition and subtraction problems. Putting in enough chips to represent each addend, any "fair trade up" or "carrying" is automatic, and the students should be able to simply read the sum.

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    What is the strength of the chip abacus?
    The strength of the Chip Abacus is its reinforcement of the ideas of exchange or borrowing in place-values. The default base is 10, and in that mode each chip (blue) in the left column represents 100, each green chip in the middle column represents 10, and the yellow chips in the right column each represents 1.

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    How do you reverse exchange a chip abacus?
    And the reverse exchange can be done whenever there is a blue or green chip; clicking a right-pointing arrow removes one chip and ten (or, respectively, five or two) chips appear in the column to the right. After the idea of exchanging makes sense, Chip Abacus can be used to drill simple addition and subtraction problems.

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    What does a abacus do?
    In essence, the abacus provides two of the most basic functions of a computer, namely processing (calculation) and memory (storage), and it does this simultaneously and in a single device (or, as an alternative description, at one and the same location).

    Calculating with light using a chip-scale all-optical abacus

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    What is a photonic abacus?
    We demonstrate the central element of an all-optical calculator, a photonic abacus, which provides multistate compute-and-store operation by integrating functional phase-change materials with nanophotonic chips.

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    How are abacus beads represented in a non-von Neumann arithmetic calculator?
    In our all-optical approach which mimics the central element of a non-von Neumann arithmetic calculator, the abacus beads are represented by ‘quanta’ of crystallization in a phase-change material (PCM) cell 8, 13.

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