Holographic multiplex recording method, holographic...

Optical: systems and elements – Holographic system or element – For producing or reconstructing images from multiple holograms

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C359S003000, C359S035000

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07872787

ABSTRACT:
A holographic multiplex recording method which can keep a recording data rate constant and equalize nonuniformity in recording due to vibrations or the like, and a holographic recording apparatus and a holographic recording medium, which employ the method. In a process of multiplex-recording information, the time of exposure to a laser beam per data page is kept constant, and the laser output power of the laser beam is increased in accordance with a decrease in recording sensitivity of the holographic recording medium.

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