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An 800 gigabyte optical memory system has been demonstrated in two laboratory machines, tested in an engineering model, and is in final prototype construction. The system utilizes 5" square slides and a linear motion for read/write processing. An acousto-optic beam deflector is utilized in the optical system as a near diffraction-limited device to provide a scanned laser beam. The system architecture is discussed with particular emphasis on the electro-optical sub-system operation.
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Ronald F. Price, Kent K. Sutherlin, Wright H. Huntley, "Slidestore: A Progress Report," Proc. SPIE 0382, Optical Data Storage, (1 January 1983); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.970183