Abstract
The bandwidth of holographic recording in (Fe doped) in the 90° geometry is studied theoretically and experimentally. The wide holographic bandwidth of makes it possible to record submicrometer pixels and reconstruct them by phase conjugation in a holographic memory system. This approach reduces the system cost and increases the system storage density. We demonstrate the recording and the phase-conjugate reconstruction of various pixel sizes down to . The signal–noise ratio and the bit-error rate are examined.
© 1999 Optical Society of America
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