Information capacity of Bragg holograms in planar optics
作者： T. Jannson
关键词: Grating 、 Spatial frequency 、 Surface (mathematics) 、 Planar 、 Optics 、 Physics 、 Multi-mode optical fiber 、 Optical transfer function 、 Holography 、 Surface wave 、 General Engineering
摘要: The analysis of structural information planar holograms (i.e., “surface” in integrated optics) is presented by using Ewald’s construction and a grating vector uncertainty theorem. influences the geometry material constants holographic system, modulation transfer function, dimensions hologram are given. A new approach to information, connected with multimode operation, presented.
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