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Hierarchical Multi-Scale Architectures with Spin Waves

In this paper, we present three hierarchical multiscale architectures that are interconnected electrooptically at micro-scale level and via spin waves at nanoscale level. These architectures are derived from the Optical Reconfigurable Mesh (ORM), which is a MEMS architecture that supports several types of electrical and optical routings. The first multi-scale architecture presented here is a structure that consists of a set of nano-scale spin-wave crossbars that intercommunicate via the ORM’s MEMS electro-optical routing. The second architecture consists of an array of nano-scale reconfigurable meshes that are interconnected with standard electrical reconfigurable switches at the microscale level. And, finally, the third architecture is a set of fully interconnected spin-wave clusters that can intercommunicate directly with one another using the ORM’s MEMS free-space optical routing mechanism.