KEYWORDS: Computer programming, Holography, Data storage, Volume holography, Error control coding, Holographic data storage systems, Very large scale integration, Spatial light modulators, Beam splitters, Holograms
Volume holographic storage is currently the subject of widespread interest as a fast data readout, high-capacity digital data-storage technology. However, due to the effect of cross-talk noise, scattering noise, noise gratings formed during a multiple exposure schedule, it brings a lot of burst errors and random errors in the system. In general, row and column (RAC) array codes is based on single parity check codes, so it is weak to correct errors ability. In order to get the acceptable bit error rate (BER)(10-12). This paper presents multiblock strategy to solve the application of involving an entire page of data which may be as large as 1Mbits and We design VLSI implementations of multiblock RAC array coding encoder and decoder architecture for volume holographic storage. We analyze performance about hardware requirements and time delays associated with the multiblock RAC array code.
KEYWORDS: Data storage, Network security, Computing systems, Chemical elements, Network architectures, Switches, Data storage servers, Fiber characterization, Computer security, Control systems
The steady and fast increase of data intensive application is violently driving the demand for more data storage capacity and new storage architecture. The server-attached storage approach is being replaced by storage area networks (SANs), whose primary purpose is the transfer of data between computer systems and storage elements or among storage elements, allowing storage devices to be shared among multiple servers. In this paper, we mainly analyze the different characters of Fibre Channel, iSCSI and InfiniBand used within the SANs environment. This paper discusses the issues of protocol performance, protocol scalability, the security mechanism, the interoperability and adaptability with SAN environments, the cost of investment of each architecture and so on. Comparing the performance of traditional direct attached storage, the findings show that all Fibre Channel, InfiniBand and iSCSI are the competent gigabit networking technology for storage area networks. Each protocol has its own advantages and disadvantages. Due to the overwhelming benefits of economy, covenience and high performance/cost ratio, more enterprise can deploy iSCSI SAN based on mature and existing TCP/IP infrastructure.
Both the requirement of the application and the development of the technology have promoted the research of the new network protocols in network storage, and currently IP-based SAN has become new focus of study. The main network protocols used in IP-based SAN are: iSCSI, FCIP, iFCP and mFCP. They all implement the transmitting of block level storage data over TCP/IP. To understand and master the protocols deeply, this paper elaborates the latest development of these protocols, and analyzes and compares them intensively in regards of protocol stack, implementation model, naming, addressing, discovery and routing etc.
KEYWORDS: Remote sensing, Volume holography, Holography, Very large scale integration, Data storage, Data processing, Digital holography, Field programmable gate arrays, Modulation, Scattering
Volume holography is currently the subject of widespread interest as a fast-readout-rate, high-capacity digital data-storage technology. However, due to the effect of cross-talk noise, scattering noise, noise gratings formed during a multiple exposure schedule, it brings a lot of burst errors and random errors in the system. Reed-Solomon error-correction codes have been widely used to protect digital data against errors. This paper presents VLSI implementations of an 16 errors correcting (255,223) Reed-Solomon decoder architecture for volume holographic storage. We describe the Reed-Solomon decoders using modified Euclidean algorithms which are regular and simple, and naturally suitable for VLSI implementations. We design the speedily multiplication for GF(28) and pipeline structure to solve hardware complexity and high data processing rate for the Reed-Solomon decoders. We adopt high speed FPGA and have a data processing rate of 200 Mbit/s.
KEYWORDS: Multimedia, Network architectures, Prototyping, Internet, Data storage, Local area networks, Video, Switches, Chemical elements, Computing systems
Due to the excitement of Internet and high bandwidth, there are more and more multimedia applications involving digital industry. However the storage and the real-time of the conventional storage architecture cannot cater for the requirements of continuous media. The most important storage architecture used in past is Direct Attached Storage (DAS) and RAID cabinet, and recently, both Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Storage Area Networks (SAN) are the alterative storage network topology. But as for the multimedia characters, there need more storage capacity and more simultaneous streams. In this paper, we have introduced a novel concept 'Unified Storage Network' (USN) to build efficient SAN over IP, to bridge the gap of NAS and SAN, furthermore to resolve the scalability problem of storage for multimedia applications.
With the fast growth of data in multispectral image processing, the traditional storage architecture was challenged. It is currently being replaced by Storage Area Networks (SAN), which makes storage devices externalized from servers. A SAN is a separate network for storage, isolated from the messaging network and optimized for the movement of data between servers and storage devices. Nowadays, most of current SAN use Fibre Channel to move data between servers and storage devices (FC-SAN), but because of the drawbacks of the FC-SAN: for interoperability, lack of skilled professional and management tools, high implementation cost and so on, the development and application of FC-SAN was obstructed. In this paper, we introduce an IP-based Storage Area Networks architecture, which has the good qualities of FC- SAN but overcomes the shortcoming of it. The principle is: use IP technology to move data between servers and storage devices, build a SAN with the IP-based network devices (not the FC-based network device), and through the switch, SAN is attached to the LAN(Local Area Network) through multiple access. Especially, these storage devices are acted as commercial NAS devices and PC.
Grating interference technology because of its many advantages has been developed greatly in the field of fine metrology. The principle and characteristics of grating interference are analyzed and examples of its successful application are given.
KEYWORDS: Optical discs, Sensors, Shape analysis, Head, Signal processing, Analytical research, Signal detection, Microscopes, Near field diffraction, Spatial frequencies
DPC(differential phase contrast) is an effective method to obtain information of micro- characteristics
of a surface. In this paper we present a plan of testing geometrical shape of information pits
on an optical disc surface with DPC method and its theoretical analysis is given.
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