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- Multilayer holographic recording medium manufacturing method thereof, multilayer holographic recording / reproducing method, multilayer holographic memory reproducing apparatus, and multilayer holographic recording / reproducing apparatus
- the present invention relates to a multilayer holographic recording medium in which a number of holographic recording layers each capable of forming interference fringes by irradiation with object light and reference light are laminated, a method for manufacturing the same, and a multilayer holographic recording medium.
- the present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for recording and reproducing information on a recording medium.
- each recording layer can be selectively selected only by vertical movement of a converging optical system, an enlarging optical system, and a correction optical system that does not require moving a two-dimensional optical detector up and down. It is disclosed that it can be played back.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and has a multilayer holographic recording medium capable of further improving a recording density and a data transfer rate, a method for manufacturing the same, and a multilayer holographic recording medium. It is an object to provide a recording / reproducing method, a multilayer holographic memory reproducing device, and a multilayer holographic recording / reproducing device. [0006] As a result of earnest studies, the present inventor has made one irradiation condition of the reference light and the object light constant for a large number of holographic recording layers, and modulated the other for each holographic recording layer.
- one object beam or reference beam By recording information so as to have the Bragg condition, at the time of reproducing information, one object beam or reference beam generates diffracted beams from each holographic recording layer at the same time. It has been found that by individually reproducing, the recording density and data transfer rate of the multilayer holographic recording medium can be greatly improved.
- Multilayer holographic recording and reproducing method comprising a, a process of reproducing simultaneously or individually information from the diffracted light at each Horogurafuitsu click recording layer by irradiation light.
- the irradiation condition of the reference light is kept constant, the object light is modulated for each holographic recording layer to record information, and the same irradiation condition as the reference light is recorded. Then, a laser beam for reproduction is irradiated on the laminated holographic recording layer, and the diffracted light in each holographic recording layer by the irradiated light is emitted by the same number of the two-dimensional photodetectors as the holographic recording layer.
- the beam diameter of the reproduction laser light is enlarged, and a part of the reproduction laser light is changed from a different position within the enlarged beam diameter to the holographic recording layer.
- the object light is intensity-modulated according to the information to be recorded, and the reference light is subjected to phase spatial light modulation for each holographic recording layer, thereby performing holographic recording.
- Information is recorded such that interference fringes have different phase code patterns for each graphic recording layer, and the reproduction laser light is applied to each holographic recording layer for reproducing information when reproducing the information.
- the irradiation condition of the laser beam is modulated for each holographic recording layer so that information is recorded on each holographic recording layer with different Bragg conditions
- the reproducing laser optical system is A holographic recording / reproducing apparatus, wherein the irradiation conditions are the same as the predetermined irradiation conditions.
- the reference optical system is configured such that irradiation conditions of the reference light are constant, and the object optical system is configured to modulate the object light for each holographic recording layer.
- a reproducing device wherein the reproducing laser optical system is configured to irradiate the laminated holographic recording layer with the reproducing laser light under the same irradiation conditions as the reference light, and the two-dimensional photodetector is provided.
- the multi-layer holographic recording / reproducing apparatus according to (9), wherein diffracted light from each of the holographic recording layers due to the irradiation light is separately received.
- the object optical system and the reference optical system are configured to shift-multiplex record the information for each holographic recording layer over the entire surface thereof (9) or (10). 2.
- the multilayer holographic recording / reproducing apparatus according to item 1.
- the other of the object optical system and the reference optical system includes an angle modulation device that performs angle modulation of the other of the object light or the reference light for each holographic recording layer during the holographic recording.
- a beam expander for expanding a beam diameter of the reproduction laser light, and a part of the reproduction laser light having a different position within the expanded beam diameter.
- the reproducing laser light is applied to a rotating mirror and a concave mirror.
- the object optical system has an amplitude spatial light modulator that intensity-modulates the object light according to information to be recorded at the time of holographic recording of the information
- the reference optical system includes: A phase spatial light modulator for performing phase spatial light modulation for each holographic recording layer so that the reference light has a different phase code pattern for each holographic recording layer, and the reproducing laser optical system.
- the reproducing laser light is subjected to phase spatial light modulation so that the reproducing laser light has a corresponding phase code pattern for each holographic recording layer for reproducing information.
- a holographic recording / reproducing device for irradiating a reproducing laser beam to reproduce recorded information, comprising: an object optical system and a reference optical system for guiding the object light and the reference light to the multilayer holographic recording medium.
- a reproducing laser optical system for irradiating a reproducing laser beam to the laminated holographic recording layer; and a diffraction optical system for reproducing information from diffracted light in each holographic recording layer by the reproducing laser beam.
- the object optical system modulates the intensity of the object light according to the information to be recorded, and adjusts the incident angle for each holographic recording layer.
- the reference optical system has a phase spatial light according to an address to which the reference light is applied so that the holographic recording layer has a different phase code pattern for each address.
- a reproducing laser optical system that modulates the reproducing laser light so as to have the phase code pattern with the phase laser beam when reproducing the information.
- a multilayer holographic recording / reproducing device comprising a phase spatial light modulator.
- a large number of holographic recording layers are stacked, and one irradiation condition of the object light and the reference light from the laser light source is made constant, and the other irradiation condition is made for each holographic recording layer. Due to the modulation, each holographic recording layer has information with different Bragg conditions.
- a holographic memory reproducing apparatus for reproducing a recorded information by irradiating a reproduction laser light from a reproduction laser optical system onto a multilayer holographic recording medium on which information is recorded, wherein each of the reproduction laser lights is used.
- a holographic memory playback device characterized by the following conditions.
- the reproducing laser optical system is configured to irradiate the laminated holographic recording layer with the reproducing laser light under the same irradiation conditions as the reference light, and the two-dimensional photodetector
- the multi-layer holographic memory reproducing device according to (17) wherein diffracted light in each holographic recording layer by the irradiation light is separately received.
- the information in the multilayer holographic recording medium is angle-multiplexed and recorded by angle-modulating the other of the object light and the reference light for each holographic recording layer, and the reproducing laser optical system
- (17) or (18) comprising a spatial light modulator for spatially modulating a reproduction laser beam having a reduced beam diameter.
- a reproduction laser light angle modulation device for reflecting the reproduction laser light by a rotating mirror and a concave mirror to enter the holographic recording layer is provided, (17) or (17).
- the reference light is subjected to phase spatial light modulation for each holographic recording layer, and information is recorded with a phase code pattern in which interference fringes are different.
- the reproducing laser optical system when reproducing the information, reproduces the laser light for phase spatial light modulation of the reproducing laser light so as to have a corresponding phase code pattern for each holographic recording layer for reproducing the information.
- Has a phase spatial light modulator The multi-layer holographic memory reproducing device according to (17), wherein:
- a plurality of holographic recording layers each capable of forming an interference fringe are laminated, and the object light corresponds to information to be recorded.
- the incident angle is modulated for each holographic recording layer while the intensity is modulated in the same way, and the reference light is phase spatial light modulated according to the address to be applied so that the holographic recording layer has a different phase code pattern for each address.
- a holographic memory reproducing apparatus for irradiating a laser beam for reproduction to a multilayer holographic recording medium on which information has been recorded, thereby reproducing the recorded information.
- a multi-layer holographic memory reproducing apparatus having a reproducing laser light phase spatial light modulator for spatial light modulation.
- a multilayer holographic recording medium in which interference fringes due to irradiation with object light and reference light are formed by laminating a large number of holodala recording layers formed on each of the holographic recording layers. Is characterized in that one irradiation condition of the object light and the reference light is fixed and the other irradiation condition is modulated for each holographic recording layer, and information is recorded under different Bragg conditions. Holographic recording medium.
- a multilayer holographic recording medium in which interference fringes due to irradiation with object light and reference light are formed by laminating a large number of holodala recording layers formed on the respective layers.
- the information is differently multiplexed and recorded in the holographic recording layer, and is recorded with a different phase code pattern for each address in the same holographic recording layer.
- Multi-layer holographic recording medium Multi-layer holographic recording medium.
- (29) a step of forming a holographic recording layer on a substrate, a step of irradiating the holographic recording layer with an object beam and a reference beam, and performing shift multiplex recording over the entire surface; Forming a next holographic recording layer on the holographic recording layer, irradiating the next holographic recording layer with object light and reference light, and performing shift multiplex recording over the entire surface; Is sequentially repeated to stack a predetermined number of holographic recording layers subjected to shift multiplex recording, wherein the object light and the reference light are irradiated with one of the irradiation conditions being constant.
- the irradiation condition was modulated for each holographic recording layer and irradiation was performed, and information was recorded so that each holographic recording layer had a different Bragg condition.
- the method of manufacturing holographic recording media was used to form a holographic recording layer on a substrate, a step of irradiating the holographic recording layer with an object beam and
- the holographic recording layer on which the shift multiplex recording has been performed is post-exposed to leave The method for producing a holographic recording medium according to (29), further comprising a step of completely consuming the photosensitive component.
- the steps of applying and irradiating a phase code pattern and performing shift multiplex recording over the entire surface are sequentially repeated to laminate a predetermined number of holographic recording layers on which shift multiplex and phase code multiplex recording have been performed (29) to (29).
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view schematically showing a multilayer holographic recording medium according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view schematically showing the relationship between a holographic recording layer, reference light, and object light in the multilayer holographic recording medium.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a state of diffraction light when a holographic recording layer is irradiated with a reproducing laser beam in Example 1.
- FIG. 4 is an enlarged cross-sectional view schematically showing a method for manufacturing a holographic recording medium according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is an optical system diagram showing the same manufacturing method and a multilayer holographic recording device used for holographic recording.
- FIG. 6 is an optical system diagram showing a changed state of the multilayer holographic recording device of FIG. 5.
- FIG. 7 is an optical system diagram showing a multi-layer holographic memory reproducing device for reproducing information of a holographic recording medium manufactured and recorded by the manufacturing method and the multi-layer holographic recording device.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic perspective view showing a multilayer holographic memory reproducing device according to a third embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is an optical system diagram showing in detail a multilayer holographic memory reproducing device according to Embodiment 3.
- FIG. 10 is an optical system diagram showing a multilayer holographic memory reproducing device according to a fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 11 is an optical system diagram showing a multilayer holographic recording / reproducing apparatus according to a fifth embodiment.
- FIG. 12 is an enlarged plan view showing an example of a phase code pattern according to the fifth embodiment.
- FIG. 13 is an enlarged cross-sectional view schematically showing a multilayer holographic recording medium in which interference fringes have been formed by the apparatus of Example 5.
- FIG. 14 is an optical system diagram showing a multilayer holographic recording device according to a sixth embodiment.
- FIG. 15 is an optical system diagram showing a multilayer holographic memory reproducing device according to Example 6.
- the irradiation angle of the object light is adjusted for each of the holographic recording media in which a plurality of holographic recording layers each capable of forming interference fringes are laminated. Shift multiplex recording is performed for each holographic recording layer, and angle multiplex recording is performed in the thickness direction, while changing for each graphic recording layer and using a common reference beam.
- a laser beam for reproduction under the same irradiation conditions as the reference light is irradiated onto the multilayer holographic recording medium, and diffracted light is simultaneously formed in different directions from each holographic recording layer.
- the object is achieved by reproducing a large number of information (equal to the number of holographic recording layers) at the same time by detecting with a photodetector.
- Example 1 of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
- the multilayer holographic recording medium 10 shown in FIG. 1 has a recording structure in which a large number of holographic recording layers 14A, 14B,... Are laminated between a pair of substrates 12A and 12B made of, for example, glass. Layer 14 is sandwiched and formed.
- Each of the holographic recording layers 14 ⁇ , 14 ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ,... Of the recording layer 14 has a common reference beam Re and a different holographic recording layer at the same location along the surface of each layer.
- the multilayer holographic recording medium 10 in which the holographic recording layers 14A and 14B on which the interference fringes are formed under the above conditions is laminated. Then, when the reproduction laser light Rp is irradiated under the same irradiation conditions as the reference light Re, first, FIG.
- diffracted light Di is generated, and the 0th-order light (transmitted light) of the holographic recording layer 14B is transmitted to the next holography.
- the recording layer 14A is irradiated, thereby forming diffracted light Di. In this way, each holo
- Diffracted light Di, Di, ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ is generated in the graphic recording layers 14 ⁇ , 14 ⁇ , ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ . [0048] These diffracted light beams Di, Di, ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ emit the object light Ob, Ob, ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ during recording.
- the diffracted lights from the holographic recording layers 14A, 14B,... All have different emission directions.
- each diffracted light will be received and the information recorded on multiple holographic recording layers 14A, 14B, The ability to regenerate.
- each holographic recording layer can be reproduced by the photodetector 17. In this case, since simultaneous reproduction is not possible, sequential reproduction is performed.
- a process of recording information on the multilayer holographic recording medium 10 while recording information on the multilayer holographic recording medium 10 and a recording / reproducing apparatus will be described.
- a holographic recording layer 14A is formed on a substrate 12A, and the holographic recording layer 14A is formed on the holographic recording layer 14A in a direction perpendicular to the surfaces of the substrate 12A and the holographic recording layer 14A, for example.
- the multilayer holographic recording device 20 irradiates the object light and the reference light while rotating the substrate 12A on which the holographic recording layer 14A is formed by the motor 22. In this way, shift multiplex recording is performed.
- post-exposure is performed on the holographic recording layer 14A to completely consume the remaining photosensitive components.
- the same light source as for recording or reproduction may be used, but from the viewpoint of uniform exposure, a more incoherent light source (white light, LED, etc.) is used. Is preferred.
- the next holographic recording layer 14B is formed on the holographic recording layer 14A after the post-exposure.
- a spacer layer is provided between the holographic recording layers 14A and 14B to suppress optical interference between the recording layers and to reduce the flatness, parallelism, and optical intensity characteristics of the recording layers. You may make it improve.
- the spacer layer may be formed before or after recording on the recording layer 14A, or may be shifted.
- the reference light is common to the above-mentioned holographic recording layer 14B as shown in FIG. 4 (A), and as shown in FIG. 5 (B).
- the holographic recording layer 1 Under the Bragg condition different from the interference fringes of the recording layer 14A, the holographic recording layer 1
- Shift multiplex recording is performed as in 4A. Accordingly, shift multiplex recording is performed over the entire area of each holographic recording layer.
- FIGS. 4 (A)-(D) show gratings (interference fringes) on a plane by parallel light. Is a curved grating formed by spherical waves.
- the holographic recording layer 14B After information is recorded on the holographic recording layer 14B, the holographic recording layer 14B, the holographic recording layer
- the holographic recording layer 14C is irradiated with object light at an incident angle ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ (see FIG. 6C) different from that of the holographic recording layers 14A and 14B (see FIG. 6C).
- the information is shifted and multiplex-recorded by interference fringes.
- a required number of holographic recording layers are stacked (in this embodiment, a case of a four-layer structure is shown), a grating is formed, and post exposure is performed (FIG. 4 ( F), (G)).
- the final holographic recording layer 14D has the object angle ⁇ shown in Fig. 6 (D).
- a protective layer 18 is formed on the holographic recording layer 14D, and if necessary, an anti-reflection layer 19 is formed on both sides of the whole.
- the multilayer holographic recording device 20 transmits a laser light source 24 and one of linearly polarized light having a vibration plane perpendicular to the laser light source 24, for example, a p-polarized component, and an s-polarized component.
- a polarizing beam splitter 26 for reflecting light, and the polarizing beam splitter 26 A reference optical system 28 for guiding the transmitted p-polarized light component to the substrate 12A and the holographic recording layer laminated thereon, and the s-polarized light component reflected from the polarization beam splitter 26 is laminated on the substrate 12A and the holographic recording layer.
- an object optical system 30 for guiding to the holographic recording layer. 6C and 6D, the p-polarized light component transmitted through the polarizing beam splitter 26 is referred to as object light, and the reflected s-polarized light component is referred to as reference light.
- the reference optical system 28 includes a mirror 28A, a half-wave plate 28B, and a condenser lens 28C in this order from the polarization beam splitter 26 side.
- the object optical system 30 is provided with a mirror 30A, a spatial light modulator 30B, and a Fourier lens 30C in this order from the polarizing beam splitter 26 side.
- the entire object optical system 30 is supported by an incident angle modulator 32 that can modulate the incident angle of the object light with respect to the holographic recording layer (the angle with respect to the optical axis of the reference light).
- the mirror 30A is supported by an incident angle modulator 32 so that the reflection angle can be adjusted.
- Reference numeral 34 in FIGS. 5 (A), 5 (B), 6 (C), and 6 (D) indicates a pulse control device for controlling the pulse light emission of the laser light source 24.
- the multilayer holographic memory reproducing device 36 includes a laser light source 38 that emits a laser beam having the same wavelength as the laser light source 24 in the multilayer holographic recording device 20, and a reproducing device that is emitted from the laser light source 38.
- a reproduction laser optical system 40 for guiding a laser beam to the multilayer holographic recording medium 10 under the same irradiation conditions (incident angle) as the reference light in the reference optical system 28 in the multilayer holographic recording device 20;
- a motor (not shown) for driving (shifting) the holographic recording medium 10 and irradiation of the multilayer holographic recording medium 10 with a reproduction laser beam generate the holographic recording layers 14A-14D.
- two-dimensional photodetectors 16A, 16B, 16C and 16D for receiving the diffracted light.
- the reproducing laser optical system 40 is configured to apply the reproducing laser light from the laser light source 38 to a multilayer hologram.
- a mirror 40A for reflecting in the direction of the graphic recording medium 10 and a condenser lens 40B provided between the mirror 40A and the multilayer holographic recording medium 10 are provided.
- Imaging lenses 44A, 44B, 44C and 44D are provided, respectively.
- Reference numeral 39 in FIG. 7 indicates a pulse control device for controlling the laser light source 38.
- the reproduction laser light is converged by the condenser lens 40 B and enters the multilayer holographic recording medium 10.
- This laser beam for reproduction has the same wavelength as the reference light at the time of recording, and the angle of incidence on the multilayer holographic recording medium 10 is also the same as that of the reference light. It generates diffracted light in the same direction as the object light in D).
- the diffracted light is received by the two-dimensional photodetector 16D via the imaging lens 44D, whereby the reproduced image is decoded and the reproduced information is obtained.
- the reproduction laser light (0th-order diffracted light) transmitted through the holographic recording layer 14D becomes the reproduction laser light in the next holographic recording layer 14C. Then, the light is received by the two-dimensional photodetector 16C.
- diffracted light is sequentially generated toward the corresponding two-dimensional photodetectors 16B and 16A by the 0th-order diffracted light from the upper layers. .
- each of the holographic recording layers 14A, 14B, 14C, and 14D multiplex recording of the volume hologram (here, shift multiplex recording) is performed independently, so that diffraction per hologram is performed. efficiency is 10- 4 degree and Teire,.
- diffracted light is sequentially generated in the holographic recording layers 14D to 14A.
- diffracted light is simultaneously generated in each holographic recording layer. Therefore, the reproduction information obtained by the two-dimensional photodetectors 16A to 16D can be obtained at the same time. Therefore, the transfer rate of information is significantly increased as compared with the case of sequential reproduction.
- the reference beam is fixed so as to be perpendicularly incident on the multilayer holographic recording medium 10, and the incident angle of the object beam is modulated.
- the information of the multilayer holographic recording medium 51 in which the object light is incident vertically and the incident angle of the reference light is modulated to perform the shift multiplex recording (angle multiplex recording in the stacking direction) is obtained. To play.
- the information reproducing principle of this multi-layer holographic memory reproducing device 50 is, as shown in FIG. 8, a reproducing laser beam Rp, Rp, Rp, Rp at a different angle for each holographic recording layer.
- the generated diffracted light is received by the two-dimensional photodetector 52.
- a system 56 and the two-dimensional photodetector 52 are provided.
- the reproducing laser optical system 56 includes a beam expander 56A that expands the beam diameter of the reproducing laser light emitted from the laser light source 54, and a beam in which a part of the reproducing laser light is expanded.
- a spatial light modulator 56B that spatially modulates the reproduction laser light having the expanded beam diameter so as to be incident on the holographic recording layer of the multilayer holographic recording medium 51 from different positions within the diameter;
- a condenser lens 56C for condensing the parallel light from the modulator 56B into the multilayer holographic recording medium 51.
- reference numeral 58 denotes the multilayer holographic recording medium 51 and the two-dimensional photodetector 52. And an image forming lens arranged between them.
- a part of the multi-layer holographic memory recording medium 51B transmits a reproducing laser beam and a part transmits the reproducing laser beam.
- the laser beam for reproduction Rp, Rp, Rp, Rp is changed on the multilayer holographic recording medium 51 at different incident angles as shown in FIG. It is made to enter as.
- the apparatus can be simply configured.
- the volume of the device can be reduced.
- the proportion of the laser light for reproduction cut off by the spatial light modulator 56B increases, It is conceivable that the utilization efficiency of the laser light for use is reduced.
- the holographic memory reproducing device 60 according to the fourth embodiment is configured so that the use efficiency of the reproducing laser beam does not decrease even when the number of holographic recording layers is large.
- the holographic memory reproducing device 60 corresponds to a laser light source 62 and a holographic recording layer in the multilayer holographic recording medium 51 by reflecting a reproducing laser beam emitted from the laser light source 62.
- the lens 58 is provided.
- the reproducing laser light angle modulation device 64 includes a rotating mirror 64A for reflecting the laser light emitted from the laser light source 62, and a reproducing laser light reflected by the rotating mirror 64A, And a concave mirror 64B formed so that reflected light is reflected toward a predetermined position in the multilayer holographic recording medium 51 in accordance with Yes.
- the specific shape of the concave mirror 64B is the inner peripheral surface of a part of the elliptical cylinder, and the two focal points of the ellipse, the rotation center of the rotating mirror 64A, and the reproducing mirror in the multilayer holographic recording medium 51.
- the irradiation points of the laser light are made to coincide.
- the reproduction laser beam that has entered the rotary mirror 64 at one focal position of the ellipse is reflected, and further reflected by the concave mirror 64B, is always at the other focal point of the ellipse, ie, the multilayer holographic recording.
- the laser beam is incident on the medium 51 at a position where the reproduction laser beam is irradiated.
- the rotation angle of the rotating mirror 64A by controlling the rotation angle of the rotating mirror 64A, the position of the reflection point of the reproducing laser beam reflected by the rotating mirror 64A on the concave mirror 64B is modulated. Accordingly, the angle of incidence on the multilayer holographic recording medium 51 is adjusted for each holographic recording layer.
- the concave mirror 64B also has a function of a condensing lens, and the reproducing laser beam irradiated to the multilayer holographic recording medium 51 has a curved wavefront.
- the holographic recording medium 51 By driving the holographic recording medium 51 in a predetermined direction, shift multiplex recording becomes possible.
- the utilization efficiency of the reproducing laser beam is the same as that of the second embodiment shown in FIG. 7, but in the second embodiment, both the recording density and the data transfer rate are improved. On the other hand, in the fourth embodiment, only the recording density is improved. On the other hand, there is an advantage that the detection optical system has a simple configuration.
- the multilayer holographic recording / reproducing apparatus 70 performs shift multiplex recording in the moving direction of the multilayer holographic recording medium 72 and phase code multiplex recording in the laminating direction of the holographic recording layers, and performs reproduction. Is what you do.
- the multilayer holographic recording / reproducing device 70 transmits a laser light source 74 and a reproducing laser beam emitted from the laser light source 74 to, for example, p-polarized light, out of two linearly polarized lights whose vibration planes are orthogonal to each other. And a polarization beam splitter 76 that reflects the s-polarized light, and guides the laser light transmitted through the polarization beam splitter 76 to the multilayer holographic recording medium 72 as reference light.
- Illumination optical system 78 object optical system 80 that guides the reflected s-polarized light to multilayer holographic recording medium 72, and diffracted light generated when laser beam for reproduction is irradiated to multilayer holographic recording medium 72
- detection optical system 82 for
- the reference optical system 78 includes a mirror 78A, a half-wave plate 78B, a phase spatial light modulator 78C, and a Fourier lens 78D from the polarization beam splitter 76 side.
- the object optical system 80 includes a spatial light modulator 80 A and a Fourier lens 80 B in this order from the polarization beam splitter 76 side.
- the detection optical system 82 includes a two-dimensional photodetector 82A and an imaging lens 82B disposed between the two-dimensional photodetector 82A and the multilayer holographic recording medium 72. It is configured with.
- the phase spatial light modulator 78C of the reference optical system 78 is a device that modulates the phase of passing light for each pixel.
- the phase spatial light modulator 78C gives a phase difference ⁇ to a part or all of the eight pixels.
- a phase difference ⁇ is provided between a white pixel W and a pixel G indicated by oblique lines.
- the spatial light modulator 80 # in the object optical system 80 modulates the intensity of the object light according to the data to be recorded.
- the reproduction laser light emitted from the laser light source 74 is transmitted through the polarization beam splitter 76 as ⁇ -polarized light, and enters the reference optical system 78.
- the s-polarized light is reflected and enters the object optical system 80.
- the ⁇ -polarized light that has entered the reference optical system 78 is reflected by a mirror 78 °, converted into s-polarized light by a half-wave plate 78 °, and then enters the phase spatial light modulator 78C.
- phase spatial light modulator 78C modulates the phase of the passing laser light with one-dimensional eight pixels as shown in, for example, FIG. 12 ( ⁇ )-(D).
- phase-modulated reference light is applied to a multilayer holographic recording medium by a Fourier lens 78D.
- the light is condensed in the vicinity of 72, and its intensity distribution is subjected to Fourier transform, and is applied to the multilayer holographic recording medium 72.
- the s-polarized object light reflected by the polarization beam splitter 76 is provided with data in the form of intensity modulation by the spatial light modulator 80A, and then the Fourier lens 80
- the reference light and the object light are both s-polarized light
- optical interference occurs in a region where the reference light and the object light intersect, and this is recorded on the multilayer holographic medium 72 as a diffraction grating.
- Such recording is performed by shift multiplex recording for each holographic recording layer in the multilayer holographic recording medium 72.
- the first The interference fringes recorded on the fourth holographic recording layers 72A, 72B, 72C, and 72D are, for each layer, for example, a one-dimensional eight-pixel phase code as shown in FIGS. 12A to 12D, respectively. Contains any of the patterns.
- this phase code pattern for example, a one-dimensional eight-component Wolsh Hadamard orthogonal code is used.
- a laser beam for reproduction is irradiated from the reference optical system 78 to the multilayer holographic recording medium 72 under the same conditions as the reference light. .
- the phase spatial light modulator 78C reproduces the phase modulated by one of the phase code patterns shown in FIG. 12 (A)-(D). By irradiating the laser beam, it is possible to reproduce the information recorded on the target holographic recording layer.
- the multilayer holographic recording / reproducing device 70 of the fifth embodiment does not need to provide a mechanically movable part in both recording and reproduction, so that the recording density and the data transfer rate can be improved. .
- phase code mask may be used instead of the phase spatial light modulator 78C. Good.
- the phase code mask is a plate-shaped optical component that is transparent to the wavelength of the recording / reproducing band of the reproducing laser beam and gives a fixed phase pattern to the reproducing laser beam by passing through it.
- a parallel flat plate made of BK7 material may be provided with a step of ⁇ ⁇ ( ⁇ : wavelength of the reproducing laser beam in a vacuum, ⁇ : refractive index of the phase code mask), and FIG. As shown in (D), a change in refractive index may be given to each pixel.
- phase code recording is performed for each holographic recording layer in the multilayer holographic recording medium, and the holographic recording layer is stacked in the laminating direction.
- a description will be given of a multilayer holographic recording apparatus for performing angle multiplex recording by modulating an incident angle of an object beam and an apparatus for reproducing information from a multilayer holographic recording medium on which information is recorded.
- the multilayer holographic recording device 90 includes a laser light source 92, a beam expander 94 for expanding the beam diameter of the laser light emitted from the laser light source 92, and an expanded beam diameter.
- An object optical system 102 for guiding a laser beam to a multilayer holographic recording medium 98 is provided.
- the reference optical system 100 includes a phase spatial light modulator 100 ° and a Fourier lens 100B in this order from the beam splitter 96 side.
- the object optical system 102 includes a mirror 102 #, a spatial light modulator 102 #, and a Fourier lens 102C in this order from the beam splitter 96 side.
- the entirety of the object optical system 102 is attached to the incident angle modulation device 101, and the mirror 102A is capable of adjusting the reflection angle thereof.
- the incident angle of the object light on the multilayer holographic recording medium 98 can be modulated for each holographic recording layer. That is, angle multiplex recording is enabled.
- the laser beam emitted from the laser light source 92 is The beam diameter is enlarged, and the beam enters the beam splitter 96.
- the incident laser light is split into transmitted light and reflected light, and the reflected light enters the reference optical system 100 as reference light. Further, the transmitted light enters the object optical system 102 as object light.
- the reference light is two-dimensionally phase-modulated by the phase spatial light modulator 100A to be provided with a phase code pattern. After passing through the Fourier lens 100B, the reference light is condensed on the multilayer holographic recording medium 98. Irradiated.
- the object light is reflected by the mirror 102A and enters the spatial light modulator 102B, where it is two-dimensionally amplitude-modulated according to data (information) to be recorded, and further subjected to a Fourier lens 102C.
- the light is irradiated onto the multilayer holographic recording medium 98 while being focused.
- the two-dimensional amplitude modulation pattern is Fourier-transformed at the rear focal point of the Fourier lens 102C.
- the object light and the reference light are irradiated on the same area of the holographic recording layer on the multilayer holographic recording medium 98, a three-dimensional interference pattern is formed in this area.
- the interference pattern is recorded on the holographic recording layer as a change in the refractive index.
- the phase code is used in a plurality of types for each holographic recording layer. That is, one phase code pattern set is assigned to each holographic recording layer.
- the phase code pattern may be different for each recording layer as described above. However, in consideration of the phase code modulation efficiency and the function of simultaneous reproduction, a set of a plurality of types of phase codes is used. It is preferably used for each recording layer.
- the multi-layer holographic memory reproducing device 104 includes a laser light source 106 and the laser light source
- the multi-layer holographic recording medium 98 is provided with a detection optical system 110 for reproducing information from diffracted light generated by irradiating the multi-layer holographic recording medium 98 with reproduction laser light.
- the reproducing laser optical system 108 includes a beam expander 108 A for expanding the beam diameter of the reproducing laser light emitted from the laser light source 106, and a reproducing laser light passing through the beam expander 108 A.
- a mirror 108B that reflects the laser beam at a right angle, a phase spatial light modulator 108C on which the reproducing laser beam reflected by the mirror 108B enters, and a reproducing holographic laser beam that has passed through the phase spatial And a Fourier lens 108D for condensing the light inside.
- the detection optical system 110 includes two-dimensional photodetectors 110A and 110D, each of which is disposed at a position where the object light at the time of recording is an extension of the incident optical axis for each holographic recording layer. I have. Further, between the two-dimensional photodetectors 110A-110D and the multilayer holographic recording medium 98, imaging lenses 111A-111D are respectively arranged.
- this multi-layer holographic memory reproducing device 104 an arbitrary phase code pattern in a set of a plurality of types of phase codes is reproduced by using the same laser beam for reproduction as the reference light at the time of recording.
- diffraction images produced images from all recording layers are simultaneously generated.
- a two-dimensional photodetector 110A-110D is provided on an extension of the optical path of the object light at the time of recording, and an imaging lens 111A-111D is provided. If the imaging lens system is configured as described above, the spatial light modulator at the time of recording will appear as a real image on the imaging surface of the imaging lens system. Therefore, by arranging the two-dimensional photodetectors 110A to 110D on the image plane, a plurality of reproduced images can be detected simultaneously.
- each holographic recording layer in a multilayer holographic recording medium has different Bragg conditions and can simultaneously form diffracted light under a common reproduction condition. Therefore, as a result, the recording density and data transfer rate of the holographic recording medium can be significantly improved.
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