Differential video image compression in holographic media

Optical: systems and elements – Holographic system or element – Using modulated or plural reference beams

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359 24, 365125, G03H 110, G03H 128, G11C 1304

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ABSTRACT:
i.e. by accessing the medium with a reference wave function phase-and-amplitude modulator in a phase-code-multiplexed system, and by simultaneously accessing the storage medium at two different angles in an angle-multiplexed system. Differential video compression leads to a reduction in interpage crosstalk and to a capacity increase in crosstalk-limited memories. Optical page-by-page addition allows fast readout and eliminates the need for a time-consuming electronic decompression step.

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