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Second Harmonic Generation of Bacteriorhodopsin and its Application for Three-Dimensional Optical Memory
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 February 2011
Abstract
A novel three-dimensional optical memory system based on a light transducing protein, bacteriorhodopsin, is investigated. The system uses the nonlinear optical properties of bacteriorhodopsin to accomplish reading and writing operations. A nondestructive method of reading information in three-dimensional optical memory that uses second harmonic generation is demonstrated. This method has the advantage of fast speed, is nondestructive, and has the potential for parallel access.
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