Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 50, Issue 18, 1813002(2023)
Research Progress on Glass‑Based Multi‑dimensional Optical Storage Technology
Fig. 1. 5D optical storage of nanogratings[25]. (a) Data recording setup; (b) Arrhenius plot of nanograting decay rate; (c) data readout
Fig. 2. Type X structures with high transmittance[42]. (a) Transmission spectra and photographs of birefringent structures of Type II (dotted line/left) and Type X (solid line/right); (b) scanning electron microscope (SEM) images of nanostructures under different pulse numbers; retardance and transmission images of birefringence structure under different (c) pulse densities and (d) pulse durations
Fig. 3. 100-layer error-free 5D optical data storage[43]. (a) Illustration of data encoding and decoding; (b) birefringent images of data voxels on different layers; (c) birefringent images after removing background of Fig.3(b); (d) polar diagrams of measured retardance and azimuth for all voxels in Fig.3(c)
Fig. 4. High-density 5D optical storage based on SNS structure[44]. (a) Birefringent distribution; (b) slow axis orientation distribution; (c) SEM image; (d) schematic of decoding process
Fig. 5. High-density 5D optical storage based on Type S structure[45]. (a) Simulated temperature versus time at focus center; (b)-(d) SEM images; (e) pulse energy modulation comparison
Fig. 6. Multi-dimensional optical storage based on tilted nanostructures[46]. (a) Schematic of formation mechanism of tilted nanostructure; (b) slow-axis orientation images of recorded data
Fig. 7. Optical storage and information encryption based on crystalline nanogratings[51]
Fig. 8. Ultra-long lifetime 4D optical storage based on single pulse[55]. (a) Arrhenius plot of decay rate; (b) photoluminescence stability of written dots under different excitation power densities; (c) 16 levels of photoluminescence intensity coding; (d) optical information writing and readout
Fig. 9. Reversible 3D optical storage[64]. (a) 3D optical information erasing and rewriting; (b) optical information readout
Fig. 11. Reversible 3D optical storage with entire photostimulation[70]. (a) Schematic of writing, reading, and erasing of optical information; (b) repeated erasure experiment
Fig. 12. Optical storage and information encryption based on CsPbBr3 quantum dots[73]. (a) Optical images (upper) and readout signal intensity mapping images (lower) of CsPbBr3 QD array during erasing-recovery process under ultraviolet (UV) light; (b) encryption key constructed by laser irradiation
Fig. 13. 3D direct lithography of composition-tunable PNCs in glass[75]. (a) Schematic of ultrafast laser-induced liquid nanophase separation and PNC formation; (b) PL images and PL spectra of PNCs; (c) PL images of multicolor patterns and multi-layer optical storage application
Fig. 14. 5D optical storage based on LiGa5O8∶Mn2+ nanocrystals[59]. (a) Site variation of Mn2+ after glass crystallization induces multicolour emission; (b) demonstration experiment for optical storage with 3D space/wavelength/intensity multiplexing
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Jiajia Wu, Kai Gao, Chenduan Chen, Zhiqiang Wang, Jianrong Qiu, Dezhi Tan. Research Progress on Glass‑Based Multi‑dimensional Optical Storage Technology[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2023, 50(18): 1813002
Category: micro and nano optics
Received: Apr. 10, 2023
Accepted: Jun. 27, 2023
Published Online: Aug. 28, 2023
The Author Email: Tan Dezhi (wctdz@zju.edu.cn)