Method and apparatus for holographically recording and reproducing images in a sequential manner
AssigneeTamarack Storage Devices
InventorsStephen R. Redfield, Richard D. Rallison
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AssigneeTamarack Storage Devices
InventorsStephen R. Redfield, Richard D. Rallison
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A tape cartridge (12) is provided for storing holographic recordings in a longitudinal holographic storage media tape (14). The tape (14) is comprised of a thin holographic storage media such as a photopolymer. A laser (54) is operable to generate a coherent light beam, which is then positioned on a given row of storage regions (42) on the surface of the tape (14). A positioning/angle multiplexing device (90) is operable to both position a reference beam (60) and a data beam (62) onto a select one of the storage regions in a given row on the surface of the tape (14). The tape (14) is incremented a row at a time for each scan operation wherein both the reference and the data beams during a Write operation, and only the reference beam during the playback operation, are moved along a given row. The spinning polygon mirror (56) is utilized to provide both positioning along a given row and angle multiplexing in a select storage region, with the optic system removing the angular information from the data beam (62). Data is superimposed on the data beam by an SLM (76).
A holographic storage system, comprising:
A holographic storage system, comprising:
A holographic storage system, comprising:
A method for accessing holographic recordings in a holographic storage system, comprising the steps of:
A method for storing and accessing holographic recordings in a holographic storage system, comprising the steps of:
A method for storing and accessing holographic recordings in a holographic storage system, comprising the steps of:
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