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1 February 2024 Automated experimental platform for preparing PQ/PMMA
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Proceedings Volume 13067, International Workshop on Holography and Related Technologies (IWH2022 & 2023); 130670A (2024) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3024809
Event: International Workshop on Holography and Related Technologies (IWH2022&2023), 2023, Fuzhou, China
Abstract
Now the era of big data has arrived, and there is an urgent need for high storage capacity storage solutions to store large amounts of data. As a new generation of storage technology, holographic optical storage has the advantages of large data storage capacity, fast transmission speed, read-write parallelism and so on. The storage material for holographic storage should have the characteristics of fast response, high signal-to-noise ratio, high diffraction efficiency and high stability. Phenanthrenequinone-doped poly (methyl methacrylate) (PQ/PMMA) photopolymer is a common storage material, which has the advantages of high diffraction efficiency, inexpensive and simple preparation. Currently, PQ/PMMA is mainly prepared manually. The reproducibility of the preparation process faces challenge due to human errors. Therefore, we designed an automatic PQ/PMMA preparation device, which can effectively eliminate the differences caused by human factors. We have verified through experiments that materials prepared automatically have better stability than those prepared manually. Among the prepared single sheet materials by automatic preparation device, we measured that the difference in diffraction efficiency at different positions is within 10%. The automated experimental platform provides assistance for the stable preparation of materials
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Shaodong Zhang, Rupeng Yang, Jiale Yang, Yongkun Lin, Junchao Jin, Linlin Fan, Hongjie Liu, Rongquan Fan, Xiao Lin, and Xiaodi Tan "Automated experimental platform for preparing PQ/PMMA", Proc. SPIE 13067, International Workshop on Holography and Related Technologies (IWH2022 & 2023), 130670A (1 February 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3024809
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KEYWORDS
Diffraction

Data storage

Holography

Polymers

Beam path

Glasses

Optical storage

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