使用橫向剪切干涉術配合稀疏碼增加全像儲存系統的儲存容量

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使用橫向剪切干涉術配合稀疏碼增加全像儲存系統的儲存容量
(Increase of Storage Capacity for Holographic Data Storage by Lateral Shearing Interferometry with use of Sparse Code)

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摘要(中)

本論文利用橫向剪切干涉術配合稀疏碼，建立考慮訊號密度的低通濾波光學模型。此模型應用於全像儲存系統之記錄端共軛點，以分析全像碟片之紀錄點。依照此模型，能夠模擬不同訊號密度、調製方式及低通寬度下的剪切干涉影像。透過模擬及實驗分析，全像儲存系統之儲存容量，在最高提升為2倍的限制下，至少可以提升為1.368倍。

摘要(英)

In this thesis, an optical model considering the density of signal is proposed based on lateral shearing interferometry with use of sparse code through LPF. This model is applied to the conjugate of record side in holographic data storage system for analyzing the record point of the holographic disk. With this optical model, the shearing image in different signal density, modulation mode, filter size can be predicted. In simulation and experiment, the increase of storage capacity is at least 1.368 times by the limitation of twice.

關鍵字(中)

★ 橫向剪切干涉
★ 全像儲存
★ 低通濾波

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論文目次

目錄
摘要 V
Abstract VI
致謝 VII
目錄 VIII
圖目錄 XI
第一章緒論 1
1-1 研究動機 1
1-2 全像系統與儲存技術發展 2
1-3 Homodyne detection技術之發展 5
1-4 大綱 7
第二章原理介紹 9
2-1 全像術理論 9
2-2 Homodyne detection原理與介紹 13
2-3 橫向剪切干涉術的架構種類 17
2-3-1環狀干涉儀之橫向剪切干涉術 17
2-3-2 Jamin interferometer之橫向剪切干涉術 18
2-3-3邁克森干涉儀之橫向剪切干涉術 19
2-3-4雷射光源之橫向剪切干涉術 20
2-3-5繞射原理之橫向剪切干涉術 21
2-4稀疏碼 23
2-5 Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem 24
第三章配合稀疏碼大小之雙頻光柵橫向剪切干涉儀 26
3-1 雙頻光柵橫向剪切干涉儀 26
3-2 以SLM調製光改良雙頻光柵之製作 27
3-2-1 雙頻光柵之剪切干涉原理 28
3-2-2 Blazed grating相位調製 31
3-2-3 改良雙頻光柵製作架構 34
3-2-4 沖洗全像片 39
3-3 符合稀疏碼大小的橫向剪切干涉結果 39
第四章相位稀疏碼經低通濾波分析增加全像儲存系統之儲存容量 46
4-1 相位調製稀疏碼與振幅調製稀疏碼 47
4-2 配合稀疏碼的低通濾波系統 49
4-2-1 不同頻率編碼之低通濾波模擬 51
4-2-2不同頻率編碼之低通濾波實驗 61
4-3 全像儲存系統儲存容量增加比例分析 75
第五章結論 79
參考文獻 81
中英文對照表 86

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