Optical information storage via amplitude modulation

Entities Mentioned

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology

1. A system for three-dimensionally storing and encoding information in an optical storage medium. Information at a surface location is encoded according to the surface depth or width of the location. The information is then retrieved through the use of intensity measurements of light modulated by the depth or width of the storage location. The intensity of the light represents the data value stored at the location. (Read Full Article)

   Bookmark or Share this article

   
   

   Related Articles

   • Method to stabilize a moving image
   • also categorized in Patents
   • Dynamic compensation system for maskless lithography
   • also categorized in Patents
   • Interferometers for optical coherence domain reflectometry
   • also categorized in Patents
   • Triangulation methods and systems for profiling surfaces through a thin film coating
   • also published in PatFT » Page 1 of 1
   • Paired angled rotation scanning probes and methods of use
   • also categorized in Patents

   • Method of motion correction in optical coherence tomography imaging
   • also categorized in Patents
   • Lantis Laser's OCT System Addressing Increase in Tooth Decay
   • also mentions Massachusetts Institute of Technology
   • System for medical examination or treatment
   • also published in PatFT » Page 1 of 1
   • Systems and methods for phase measurements
   • also categorized in Patents
   • Selectable eccentric remodeling and/or ablation of atherosclerotic material
   • also published in PatFT » Page 1 of 1

Login to comment.