Holographic Data Storage (Springer Series in Optical Sciences, 76)

Coufal, Hans J.; Psaltis, Demetri; Sincerbox, Glenn T.

ISBN 10: 3540666915 / ISBN 13: 9783540666912

Editore: Springer (edition 2000), 2000

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• Titolo: Holographic Data Storage (Springer Series in Optical Sciences, 76)
• Editore: Springer (edition 2000)
• Data di pubblicazione: 2000
• Lingua: Inglese
• ISBN 10: 3540666915
• ISBN 13: 9783540666912
• Rilegatura: Hardcover
• Edizione: 2000.
• Condizione: Good

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An outstanding reference book on an exciting topic, reaching out to the 21st century's key technologies. The editors, together with leading experts in the field from both academic research and industry, bring together the latest knowledge on this technique. The book starts with an introduction on the history and fundamentals, multiplexing methods, and noise sources. The following chapters describe in detail recording media, components, channels, platforms for demonstration, and competing technologies such as classical hard disks or optical disks. More than 700 references will make this the ultimate source of information for the years to come. The book is intended for physicists, optical engineers, and executives alike.

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Holographic Data Storage is an outstanding reference book on an exciting topic reaching out to the 21st century's key technologies. The editors, Hans J. Coufal (IBM), Demetri Psaltis (CalTech), and Glenn Sincerbox (University of Arizona), together with leading experts in this area of research from both academic research and industry, bring together the latest knowledge on this technique. The book starts with an introduction on the history and fundamentals, multiplexing methods, and noise sources. The following chapters describe in detail recording media, components, channels, platforms for demonstration, and competing technologies such as classical hard disks or optical disks. More than 700 references make this book the ultimate source of information for the years to come. The book is intended for physicists, optical engineers, and executives alike.