The present invention belongs to the technical field, and specifically relates to an
optical computing module and an
optical computing array, comprising: a cross-arranged input optical
waveguide and an electrical
bus, the input end of the input optical
waveguide being provided with a splitter, the output end of the splitter being connected to the first input end of a photoelectric
signal processing unit via a transmission optical
waveguide, the output end of the photoelectric
signal processing unit being connected to the electrical
bus, which is completely different from the discrete
optical computing unit scheme in the prior art. The present application adopts an independent photoelectric
signal processing unit, which can realize the rapid conversion of unmodulated optical signals into electrical signals, and its volume remains basically unchanged from the size of the
detector device in the prior art, thereby making the size of a single optical computing unit smaller, thereby realizing a larger-scale matrix compared to the existing scheme, and avoiding the problem of difficult wiring of existing discrete devices. Its life performance is the same as that of conventional
silicon-based devices, and can meet the frequent switching requirements of training levels.