Photon operating device and photon operating method
First Claim
1. A photon operating device characterized in using dual signals correlated to each other, which are obtained by dividing a photon beam.
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Abstract
A photon operating device is capable of more effectively using five senses and muscular or other functions humans have, and capable of performing various kinds of information processing as high-level interface connecting image information of natural worlds and human brains. The photon operating device comprises a plurality of first optical fibers, a plurality of second optical fibers, which both are arranged in form of a grating on a two-dimensional plane, semiconductor lasers and CCD line sensors, which both are disposed at one-side ends and the other ends of the first optical fibers, respectively. A photon beam introduced from a light source into one end of a selected first optical fiber is divided into two correlated dual signals, i.e. a first signal traveling through the selected first optical fiber and a second signal led out from the selected first optical fiber externally of the two-dimensional plane, at an intersection between the first and second optical fibers by an optical switch. The fist signal led out from the other end of the selected first optical fiber is detected by a CCD line sensor.
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- 1. A photon operating device characterized in using dual signals correlated to each other, which are obtained by dividing a photon beam.
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17. A photon operating device using dual signals correlated to each other, which are obtained by dividing a photon beam, comprising:
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a plurality of first optical fibers or optical waveguides and a plurality of second optical fibers or optical waveguides that are disposed in form of a grating in a two-dimensional plane; and
a light source and a photo detector disposed at one and the other ends of each said first optical fiber or optical waveguide, a photon beam introduced from said light source into selected one of said plurality of first optical fibers or optical waveguides being divided at one of intersection points of said first optical fibers or optical waveguides and said second optical fibers or optical waveguides by an optical switch using light-to-light interaction to create dual signals correlated to each other, one of which is a first signal transmitted through within selected said first optical fiber or optical waveguide, and the other of which is a second signal led out from selected said first optical fiber or optical waveguide externally of said two-dimensional plane, said first signal led out from the other end of selected said first optical fiber or optical waveguide being detected by one of said photo detectors.
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22. A photon operating device using dual signals correlated to each other, which are obtained by dividing a photon beam, comprising:
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a plurality of optical fibers or optical waveguides having liquid cores and a plurality of control signal lines that are disposed in form of a grating in a two-dimensional plane; and
a light source and a photo detector disposed at one and the other ends of each said optical fiber or optical waveguide, a photon beam introduced from said light source into selected one of said plurality of optical fibers or optical waveguides being divided at one of intersection points of said optical fibers or optical waveguides and said control signal lines by one of optical switches using light-scattering elements in said cores to create dual signals correlated to each other, one of which is a first signal transmitted through within selected said optical fiber or optical waveguides, and the other of which is a second signal led out from selected said optical fiber or optical waveguide externally of said two-dimensional plane, said first signal led out from the other end of selected said optical fiber or optical waveguide being detected by one of said photo detectors. - View Dependent Claims (23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36)
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37. A photon operating method characterized in using dual signals correlated to each other, which are obtained by dividing a photon beam.
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