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1550 nm WDM read-out of volume holographic memory

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Abstract

The implementation of an optical memory for 1550 nm communication signals is here demonstrated. In order to perform such device, superimposed volume holograms have been stored in LiNbO3:Fe exploiting angle-multiplexing recording in visible light and wavelength-multiplexing read-out in near infrared. Experimental results of reconstruction of four-bit digital words by means of WDM optical beams are presented.

© 1999 Optical Society of America

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