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Holographic memory optical system based on computer-generated Fourier holograms

Betin et al., 2013

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107175687354090476
Author
Betin A
Bobrinev V
Odinokov S
Evtikhiev N
Starikov R
Starikov S
Zlokazov E
Publication year
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Applied optics

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Holography is known to be a prospective tool for storing large amounts of digital information, providing long lasting safety and high speed data access. In this paper, we present a new approach to holographic memory system design. Our method is based on an application of …
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