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8 December 2003 Holographic data storage in thin polymer films
Pal Koppa, Peter Varhegyi, T. Ujvari, Monika Lovasz, Gabor Szarvas, Ferenc Ujhelyi, Gabor Erdei, Judit Remenyi, Laszlo Domjan, Attila Suto, Emoke Lorincz
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We present our results on polarization holographic data storage in thin azobenzene side chain polymers. Two different systems have been demonstrated: a read only system with red diode laser and a read&write system with green frequency doubled solid state lasers. Error free operation have been proved at 2.77 bit/µm2 data density. We have also demonstrated enhanced security holographic storage by applying phase coded reference waves imaged onto the hololographic storage material. We also present the concept of extending the principle to multilayer holographic storage.
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Pal Koppa, Peter Varhegyi, T. Ujvari, Monika Lovasz, Gabor Szarvas, Ferenc Ujhelyi, Gabor Erdei, Judit Remenyi, Laszlo Domjan, Attila Suto, and Emoke Lorincz "Holographic data storage in thin polymer films", Proc. SPIE 5216, Organic Holographic Materials and Applications, (8 December 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.513615
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KEYWORDS
Holograms

Holography

Polarization

Data storage

3D image reconstruction

Beam splitters

Computer security

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