Abstract:A holographic data storage system using digital holography is proposed to record and retrieve multilevel complex amplitude data pages. Digital holographic techniques are capable of modulating and detecting complex amplitude distribution using current electronic devices. These techniques allow the development of a simple, compact, and stable holographic storage system that mainly consists of a single phase-only spatial light modulator and an image sensor. As a proof-of-principle experiment, complex amplitude da… Show more
“…The conventional collinear holographic storage system is not capable of modulating and detecting the complex amplitude distribution of a beam. Unlike the conventional collinear holographic storage system, our proposed system can modulate and detect the complex amplitude distribution of a beam [25]. The principle of a correlation-based multiplexing is related to an optical correlator using a volume hologram [34,35].…”
Section: Correlation-based Multiplexing In a Holographic Storage Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Note that in the phase distribution of Figure 7a, the phase values where the amplitude values are less than 0.3 are represented by the black. The detected complex amplitude is decoded as follows [25]. The complex amplitude distribution was divided to 16 × 16 areas that are the same as the number of cells in a single data page.…”
Section: Experimental Demonstrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Owing to digital holography, the proposed system can modulate and detect the complex amplitude distribution of a signal beam in a common-path setup consists of a single SLM and a single image sensor. In a preliminary experiment, we have verified that complex amplitude data pages can be recorded and retrieved with shift multiplexing [25]. In shift multiplexing, multiple volume holograms are partially overlapped and recorded by shifting a recording medium.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the purpose of recording complex amplitude data pages in a simple optical setup, we have proposed a holographic storage system using digital holography [25]. Digital holography is the technology that records and reconstructs a hologram with electric devices and signal processing, unlike analog holography.…”
Holographic recording media can store the amplitude and the phase, or the complex amplitude, of a beam on the basis of holography. Owing to this characteristic, digital data can be encoded onto the complex amplitude of a signal beam in holographic data storage. However, most of conventional holographic storage systems encode digital data onto the amplitude alone because there are difficulties for modulating and detecting the phase. To solve the difficulties, a holographic storage system using digital holographic techniques has been proposed. With the help of digital holographic techniques, it is possible to modulate and detect the complex amplitude of a signal beam. Moreover, the proposed system can modulate the complex amplitude of a reference beam. In this paper, by making use of the capability, a correlation-based multiplexing with uncorrelated reference beams is demonstrated in the proposed system. Multiple holograms can be recorded in the same volume of a recording medium with no need for mechanical movements. Experimental results show that the proposed system with a correlation-based multiplexing can improve the storage capacity and can utilize the full potential of a recording medium without crosstalk noise stem from the optical setup.
“…The conventional collinear holographic storage system is not capable of modulating and detecting the complex amplitude distribution of a beam. Unlike the conventional collinear holographic storage system, our proposed system can modulate and detect the complex amplitude distribution of a beam [25]. The principle of a correlation-based multiplexing is related to an optical correlator using a volume hologram [34,35].…”
Section: Correlation-based Multiplexing In a Holographic Storage Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Note that in the phase distribution of Figure 7a, the phase values where the amplitude values are less than 0.3 are represented by the black. The detected complex amplitude is decoded as follows [25]. The complex amplitude distribution was divided to 16 × 16 areas that are the same as the number of cells in a single data page.…”
Section: Experimental Demonstrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Owing to digital holography, the proposed system can modulate and detect the complex amplitude distribution of a signal beam in a common-path setup consists of a single SLM and a single image sensor. In a preliminary experiment, we have verified that complex amplitude data pages can be recorded and retrieved with shift multiplexing [25]. In shift multiplexing, multiple volume holograms are partially overlapped and recorded by shifting a recording medium.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the purpose of recording complex amplitude data pages in a simple optical setup, we have proposed a holographic storage system using digital holography [25]. Digital holography is the technology that records and reconstructs a hologram with electric devices and signal processing, unlike analog holography.…”
Holographic recording media can store the amplitude and the phase, or the complex amplitude, of a beam on the basis of holography. Owing to this characteristic, digital data can be encoded onto the complex amplitude of a signal beam in holographic data storage. However, most of conventional holographic storage systems encode digital data onto the amplitude alone because there are difficulties for modulating and detecting the phase. To solve the difficulties, a holographic storage system using digital holographic techniques has been proposed. With the help of digital holographic techniques, it is possible to modulate and detect the complex amplitude of a signal beam. Moreover, the proposed system can modulate the complex amplitude of a reference beam. In this paper, by making use of the capability, a correlation-based multiplexing with uncorrelated reference beams is demonstrated in the proposed system. Multiple holograms can be recorded in the same volume of a recording medium with no need for mechanical movements. Experimental results show that the proposed system with a correlation-based multiplexing can improve the storage capacity and can utilize the full potential of a recording medium without crosstalk noise stem from the optical setup.
“…Once the geometry and medium of holographic disc is determined, the M# is determined. Then a very important issue is how to reduce consumption of M# in designing a VHM system [23][24][25]. Although there are studies discussing proper ways to utilize the given M# and enlarge the number of the stored hologram, the optimized condition depends on the detailed design of the VHM system.…”
In the first time, a simulation model with considering the recording dynamics of material is built and is used to simulate evolution of the grating strength of the recorded hologram in a coaxial volume holographic memory system. In addition, phase modulation by lens array in the reference is introduced and observed to perform better diffracted signal quality and higher shifting selectivity, in both simulation and experiment. The use of lens array is found to provide multiple advantages in volume holographic memory system. The new simulation model potentially can be used to precisely design the system to obtain higher diffracted signal quality, higher shifting selectivity, and reduction of M# consumption and increase of storage capacity.
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