A photopolymerizable glass with diffraction efficiency near 100% for holographic storage
A photopolymerizable glass with diffraction efficiency near 100% for holographic storage
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DOI:
10.1063/1.1354665
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发表时间:
2001-03
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4
通讯作者:
P. Cheben;M. L. Calvo
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作者:
P. Cheben;M. L. Calvo
Permanent holographic storage has been demonstrated in a photopolymerizable organically modified silica glass. The glass was prepared by dispersing a titanocene photoinitiator and a high refractive index acrylic monomer in a porous silica matrix. This glass exhibits unprecedented sensitivity and refractive index change upon a moderate exposure to green light and can be fabricated in thickness up to several millimeters. A photopolymerizable storage medium of such a thickness with good holographic properties is needed for practical holographic storage devices. Lack of such medium has been considered the main obstacle in development of write-once holographic memories. In our glass, we have stored permanent volume holograms of diffraction efficiency approaching 100% and refractive index modulation up to 4.5×10−3, making this photopolymerizable material suitable for use in holographic data storage.