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Dense holographic storage promises fast access John H. Hong and Demetri Psaltis Adapted from Laser Focus World April 1996 p. 119. Scanned, filtered by optical character recognition. For further details please see the original article. This resource is intended for engineering students. Science Center, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360. DEMETRI PSALTIS is professor of electrical engineering and executive officer of Computational and Neural Systems at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 91125. JOHN H. HONG is manager of optical information processing at Rockwell Wlth three-dimensional recording and parallel data readout, holographic memories can outperform existing optical storage techniques. In its basic form, a hologram is the photographic record of the spatial interference pattern created by the mixing of two coherent laser beams. One of the beams usually carries spatial information and is labeled the "object" beam. The other is distinguished by its particular direction of travel and is labeled the "reference" beam. Illuminating the recorded hologram with the reference beam will yield or reconstruct the object beam and vice versa. As the holographic material becomes thicker, the reconstruction becomes very sensitive to the particular angle of incidence of the reference beam, which allows multiple objects to be recorded in the same volume and accessed independently by using an appropriate set of associated reference beams. Such holograms would be recorded sequentially, each object beam illuminating the holographic material simultaneously with its unique reference beam.

14. BYTE.com It s how holographic storage achieves its high data densities. sufficient to pursue the development of holographic Data storage System (HDSS) hardware. http://www.byte.com/art/9604/sec7/art2.htm

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All about advertising Hardware Holographic storage of new century Web www.admotor.com HOME ABOUT MEMBERS WORK AT ADMOTOR ... DIRECTORY Hardware Computers Laptops Peripherals Holographic storage of new century Added: 06/26/2005 Holographic storage provides more ways for an effective saving of big data volumes. The increase of the capacity for data storage devices is the main purpose for many companies. There are some interesting achievements in this area, which can be treated as a great step forward in this branch of the hardware industry. The holographic storage provides new opportunities for the high capacity of devices. The Optware Company, which is a leading developer of the holographic storages, is planning to provide an optical data storage, the Holographic Versatile Card, at the end of 2006. The technical parameters of the holographic storage are rather high and interesting. The expected capacity of the memory card is 30 GB and the price is about nine dollars. The Optware Company also plans to provide the HVC reading and recording devices. Their prices are quite high: one thousand, eight hundred and twenty and nine thousand and ninety dollars by preliminary evaluations. Technology of the holographic storage development is expected to be the standard of the information and communication technologies, Ecma International. The parameters of the holographic storage appeared very compact, taking into consideration the high capacity of the device. The size of the holographic storage card is as small as a simple credit card. The sizes of the devices for work with the card are similar to the external hard disk. These parameters of the holographic data storages are very compact and the users will appreciate it. The Optware Company uses an original collinear holographic technology, which requires only one object line, since one laser beam at the same axe that is used for reading and writing as well, combines the information and basic beam.

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