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Lugt, 1973 - Google Patents

Design relationships for holographic memories

Lugt, 1973

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3353335626809117248
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Lugt A
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Applied Optics

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The maximum capacity of a block-oriented, random-access memory is determined primarily by the geometrical parameters of the lenses required to create a Fourier transform of a spatial bit pattern and to image the reconstructed bits onto a photodetector array …
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