Experimental investigation of a page-oriented Lippmann "holographic" data storage system
Abstract
Lippmann photography is a more than one century old interferometric process invented for recording colored images in thick black and white photographic emulsions. After a comparison between this photographic process and Denisyuk holography, we feature some hints to apply this technique to high density data storage by wavelength multiplexing in a page-oriented approach in thick media. For the first time we experimentally investigate this approach. We anticipated that this storage architecture should allow capacities as large as for conventional holography
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Optics [physics.optics]| Origin | Files produced by the author(s) |
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