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26 October 2004 New results in holographic data storage with organic polymer films
Emoeke Lorincz, Pal Koppa, T. Ujvari, Monika Lovasz, Ferenc Ujhelyi, Gabor Erdei, Attila Suto, Gabor Szarvas
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Abstract
High density polarization holographic demonstrator system has been developed using ~2 µm thick azobenzene polyesters on reflective card form media. One possible development of the system is the introduction of phase encoding into the reference arm that provides enhanced security applications. Simulations were carried out with a custom computer program based on mathematical model of the system to generate code sets optimal in terms of code number and security level. The model is suitable also for the prediction of expected tolerances necessary before the definition of a working system. Performed experiments proved applicability of the model for possible system considerations. We also present our concept of extending thin-film holographic principle to multilayered holographic storage of increased capacity.
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Emoeke Lorincz, Pal Koppa, T. Ujvari, Monika Lovasz, Ferenc Ujhelyi, Gabor Erdei, Attila Suto, and Gabor Szarvas "New results in holographic data storage with organic polymer films", Proc. SPIE 5521, Organic Holographic Materials and Applications II, (26 October 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.563922
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KEYWORDS
Holography

Holograms

Polarization

Spatial light modulators

Data storage

Computer security

Thin films

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