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Fundamental materials and device issues for digital holographic data storage

Lambertus Hesselink, John F. Heanue, Matthew C. Bashaw, A. J. Daiber, and R. Snyder

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Abstract

The performance of digital holographic data storage (DHDS) systems is primarily limited by the recording medium, as other components have been developed for consumer applications. In this invited paper we review state-of-the-art DHDS systems, fixing issues, and fundamental tradeoffs between materials and device characteristics. Recent results, including stored and retrieved video clips will be presented.

© 1996 Optical Society of America

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