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Incremental holographic recording in lithium niobate with active phase locking

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Abstract

Angular-multiplexed hologram recording in iron-doped lithium niobate crystals was carried out with near-infrared light. An incremental recording schedule with active phase locking of the light pattern onto the hologram was used. Continuous and reproducible recording of holograms of equal efficiency was achieved, and a hologram multiplexing number, M/#=2, for a 5-mm-thick crystal was obtained at a 760-nm wavelength of light.

© 1998 Optical Society of America

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