Photo-to-photo conversion element and its applied system

Optical: systems and elements – Holographic system or element – Using a hologram as an optical element

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35821313, 358209, 359245, G02F 101, H04N 314

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050548921

ABSTRACT:
A photo-to-photo conversion element is disclosed. The element has, in an arranged sequence in line: a first optical member having a wavelength selectivity permitting passage of a write light having a first wavelength range and blocking an erase light; a first transparent electrode; a photoconductive layer; a second optical member having a wavelength selectivity permitting reflection of a read light having a second wavelength range and passage of the erase light; a third optical member for electrooptically modulating a light incident thereto through the second optical member in response to the strength distribution of an electric field applied thereto; and a second transparent electrode. The erase light has a wavelength outside of both the first and second wavelength ranges.

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