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Angle-multiplexed storage of 5000 holograms in lithium niobate.
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As many as 5000 holograms of high-resolution images have been stored within a single crystal of Fe:LiNbO3 using fracture-space multiplexing to increase the storage bandwidth.Abstract:
As many as 5000 holograms of high-resolution images (320 × 220 pixels) have been stored within a single crystal of Fe:LiNbO3. The nominal angle between the reference beam and the object beam was 90°. Fractal-space multiplexing was used to increase the storage bandwidth.read more
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