论文信息 - High Density Recording of 270 Gbit/in.2 in a Coaxial Holographic Recording System

High Density Recording of 270 Gbit/in.2 in a Coaxial Holographic Recording System

An improvement of the recording density in a coaxial holographic recording system is described. We employ a new optical setup into our coaxial system, where the numerical aperture (NA) of an objective lens and the data capacity in one page increase up to 0.85 and 135 kbits, respectively. The recording performances are evaluated experimentally and numerically. The obtained results demonstrate that implemented techniques successfully improve the recording density by a factor of 1.5, achieving a raw data density of 270 Gbit/in.2.

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