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Parallel access read/write memory using an optically addressed ferroelectric spatial light modulator

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Abstract

The ability is demonstrated to use optically addressed ferroelectric spatial light modulators in designing digital optical computers inυolυing data processing and storage at high rates and contrast leυels.

© 1991 Optical Society of America

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