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We introduce a high-dimensional data storage scheme using petal optical vortex (POV) multiplexing holography. This method achieves high capacity and error-free reconstruction, advancing holographic data storage (HDS) for future archival systems.

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Area of Science:

Optics and Photonics
Information Storage Technologies

Background:

Holographic data storage (HDS) offers high capacity and density through volume multiplexing.
Existing HDS methods face challenges in scaling storage capacity and ensuring reliable data retrieval.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose and demonstrate a novel high-dimensional data storage scheme using petal optical vortex (POV) multiplexing holography (HDDS-POVMH).
To leverage the dual degrees of freedom of POVs for enhanced data encoding and retrieval.

Main Methods:

Encoding multiple information layers into a single hologram using POV multiplexing.
Utilizing the (ℓ, φ) degrees of freedom of POVs for layer addressing and M-ary phase modulation.
Reconstructing stored symbols via an intensity-based phase decoding (IPD) algorithm.

Main Results:

Demonstrated error-free symbol reconstruction in single- and dual-layer storage experiments.
Established a scalable framework for high-dimensional HDS based on POV orthogonality.
Storage capacity is shown to scale with sampling points, M-ary phase modulation, and multiplexed layers.

Conclusions:

The proposed HDDS-POVMH scheme provides a reliable and scalable approach for high-dimensional holographic data storage.
This technology holds significant potential for next-generation high-volume archival systems and large-scale data repositories.