Holographic Storage Properties of Photochemical SiO2-Nanoparticles Material for Visualization News Features

Yan Feng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.867.103

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Holographic Storage Properties of Photochemical SiO₂-Nanoparticles Material for Visualization News Features

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The excellent photochemical properties of photopolymer material have made them become the hot spot of current for visualization news holographic storage. However, the shortcomings of common photopolymer materials such as exposure shrinkage and limited refractive index modulation affect the reading and writing properties of their holographic storage. In this thesis, the theoretical basis of the fact that organic/inorganic composite materials possess was built, and the advantages of anti-shrinkage and increasing the refractive index modulation of materials was carried out work on organic/inorganic photopolymer materials blended with SiO₂-nanoparticles.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 867)

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