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Experiments verifying a new method of storing spectral hole-burning holograms, which yields reduced cross talk as compared with standard spectral hole-burning holograms, have been conducted. Results demonstrating the reduced width of this type of hologram in both frequency and the applied electric-field dimension are presented. Analytic solutions for the spectral width and diffraction efficiency of these holograms are presented. Using this exposure technique, we have recorded 6000 holograms in a single spectral hole-burning sample.

Recording angularly multiplexed holograms in photorefractive media requires an understanding of both the recording and erasure dynamics. In this paper a coupled-wave analysis is used to describe both the recording and erasure processes. This analysis has been applied to the recording of multiplexed holograms, resulting in a procedure to record maximum diffraction efficiency holograms. Experimental results confirming the theory for both the dynamics of a single exposure and the efficiencies of multiple exposures are presented. Using an uncoupled recording wave analysis, an expression for the dependence of the diffraction efficiency on the number of exposures in the case of equal record/erase time constants is presented. Approximate results are presented for the case of unequal time constants. This serves to set an upper limit on the diffraction efficiencies for a given saturation index of refraction modulation. 4702

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