Optical device for the storage and the selective erasure of info

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350150, 365109, 365216, G02B 2700

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ABSTRACT:
The object of the invention is to provide a device for storing and selectively erasing information in electrooptical photoconductive materials in which selective recording and erasure are obtained by identical optical devices which project the same distribution of light onto the zone to be recorded and then erased. Recording and erasure differ solely in the direction of the electrical field applied to the material.

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