Design principles of holographic memory devices
A. Mikaeliane, V. I. Bobrinev, S M Naumov, L. Sokolova
Abstract
A. Mikaeliane, V. I. Bobrinev, S M Naumov, L. Sokolova
Abstract
Two methods of information storage in a holographic memory device are discussed: consecutive storage of individual binary numbers on the same hologram, and parallel storage of masses of binary numbers on individual holograms. Optical setups of respective memory devices are described. Experimental results of the investigation of these setups are presented.
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Two methods of information storage in a holographic memory device are discussed: consecutive storage of individual binary numbers on the same hologram, and parallel storage of masses of binary numbers on individual holograms. Optical setups of respective memory devices are described. Experimental results of the investigation of these setups are presented.
Key concepts: Holography, Optical storage, Binary number, Computer science, Holographic data storage, Computer data storage, Optics, Binary data