Patent
1983-10-11
1986-03-11
Arnold, Bruce Y.
G03H 120
Patent
active
045751927
ABSTRACT:
A method of copying a thick hologram, recorded at wavelength .lambda..sub.1, so that the copy can be efficiently read out with a beam .lambda..sub.3 at the same incident angle as used to efficiently read out the original. The method involves copying the hologram using wavelength .lambda..sub.2 at a predetermined incident angle, which incident angle provides fringe angles in the copy to yield maximum diffraction efficiency of the read-out beam .lambda..sub.3.
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Christensen Charles R.
Duthie Joseph G. M.
Leonard Carl D.
Arnold Bruce Y.
Bush Freddie M.
Gibson Robert P.
Lane Anthony T.
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
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