Optimizing the holographic digital data storage channel
G.W. Burr, Jonathan Ashley, et al.
Conference on Advanced Optical Memories and Interfaces to Computer Storage 1998
We report what is to our knowledge the f irst experimental demonstration of a continuous coherent transient optical processor. A 13-bit pattern was stored as a spectral population grating in the Eu31-ion ground state in a Eu31 crystal. A 3120-bit data stream was processed continuously, yielding a cross-correlation signal that agreed well with theory. The data streams duration exceeded both the absorbing transitions homogenous transverse dephasing time and upper-state lifetime. This experiment showed that by permanently storing the pattern as a population grating in the absorbers ground state, coherent transient optical devices provide continuous, real-time data processing capability. © 1995, Optical Society of America.
G.W. Burr, Jonathan Ashley, et al.
Conference on Advanced Optical Memories and Interfaces to Computer Storage 1998
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Applied Physics Letters
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Optics Letters
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Applied Optics