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    Holographic Memory Presented By: S.Anwar Hussain Why we use? Ø Cpu can perform an instruction execution every nanosecond, which is six orders of magnitude faster than a single magnetic disk access. Ø Much research has gone into finding hardware and software solutions to closing the time Gap between CPUs and data storage. Some of these advances Include cache, pipelining, optimizing compilers, and RAM Ø Holographic memory is a promising technology for data storage because it is a true three dime

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    Holographic Memory Presented By: S.Anwar Hussain Why we use? Ø Cpu can perform an instruction execution every nanosecond, which is six orders of magnitude faster than a single magnetic disk access. Ø Much research has gone into finding hardware and software solutions to closing the time Gap between CPUs and data storage. Some of these advances Include cache, pipelining, optimizing compilers, and RAM Ø Holographic memory is a promising technology for data storage because it is a true three dime

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    Holographic Memory Presented By: S.Anwar Hussain Why we use? Ø Cpu can perform an instruction execution every nanosecond, which is six orders of magnitude faster than a single magnetic disk access. Ø Much research has gone into finding hardware and software solutions to closing the time Gap between CPUs and data storage. Some of these advances Include cache, pipelining, optimizing compilers, and RAM Ø Holographic memory is a promising technology for data storage because it is a true three dime

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    Holographic Memory Presented By: S.Anwar Hussain Why we use? Ø Cpu can perform an instruction execution every nanosecond, which is six orders of magnitude faster than a single magnetic disk access. Ø Much research has gone into finding hardware and software solutions to closing the time Gap between CPUs and data storage. Some of these advances Include cache, pipelining, optimizing compilers, and RAM Ø Holographic memory is a promising technology for data storage because it is a true three dime

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    Holographic

    Memory

    Presented By:
    S.Anwar Hussain
    Why we use?
    Ø Cpu can perform an instruction execution every
    nanosecond, which is six orders of magnitude faster
    than a single magnetic disk access.
    Ø Much research has gone into finding hardware and
    software solutions to closing the time Gap between
    CPUs and data storage. Some of these advances
    Include cache, pipelining, optimizing compilers, and
    RAM
    Ø Holographic memory is a promising technology for data
    storage because it is a true three dimensional storage
    system
    ØIn Holographic Memory data can be
    accessed an entire page at a time
    instead of sequentially, and there are
    very few moving parts so that the
    limitations of mechanical motion are
    minimized.
    ØHolographic memory uses a
    photosensitive material to record
    interference patterns of a reference
    beam and a signal beam of coherent
    light
    Ø
    ØThe nature of the photosensitive material is such that the
    recorded interference pattern can be reproduced by
    applying a beam of light to the material that is identical to
    the reference beam.
    How it works?

    Ø A holographic data storage system consists of a


    recording medium, an optical recording
    system, and a photo detector array.
    Ø A beam of coherent light is split into a reference
    beam and a signal beam which are used to
    record a hologram into the recording medium
    Ø The recording medium is usually a
    photorefractive crystal that has certain optical
    characteristics.
    ØThese characteristics are high diffraction efficiency, high
    resolution, permanent storage until erasure, and fast
    erasure on the application of external stimulus such as
    UV light.

    ØTo retrieve the stored


    hologram, a beam of light that
    has the same wavelength and
    angle of incidence as the
    reference beam is sent into
    the crystal and the resulting
    diffraction pattern is used to reconstruct the pattern of the
    signal beam
    HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY vs.
    EXISTING MEMORY TECHNOLOGY
    :
    Storage Access Data Transfer Storage
    medium Time Rate Capacity

    Holographic 2.4 µ secs 10 GB/s 400


    Memory Mbits/cm2

    Main Memory 10 – 40 ns 5 MB/s 4.0 Mbits/cm2


    (RAM)
    Magnetic Disk 8.3 ms 5 – 20 MB/s 100
    Mbits/cm2
    Advantages
    Ø Personal computer with a holographic
    technology platform (HoloPCs) will be able to
    access data more rapidly and in a qualitatively
    different manner than conventional PCs.
    Ø Two-dimensional data saving systems such as
    CDs and DVDs record and retrieve files in a
    serial fashion -- one bit at a time. Holographic
    data systems retain and retrieve data in
    parallel, a total (million- bit) page of files at a
    time.
    ØThe data can be corrupted to a certain level before
    information is lost so this is a very safe method of
    data storage

    ØSince light is used to retrieve data


    and there are no moving parts in the
    detector array, data access time is on
    the order of 10 ms

    ØData transfer rate approaches 1.0 GB/sec


    ØIt can store data up to 1Tb in a sugar cube sized
    crystal
    ØStored data is redundant because of the nature of
    the interference pattern between the reference and
    signal beams that is imprinted into the holographic
    medium
    ØSince the interference pattern
    is a plane wave front, the stored
    pattern is propagated
    throughout the entire volume of
    the holographic medium,
    repeating at intervals.

    ØIt can store data up to 1Tb in a sugar cube sized


    crystal
    :CONCLUSION:
    Ø The future of holographic memory is very
    promising
    Ø The page access of data that holographic
    memory creates will provide a window into
    next generation computing by adding another
    dimension to stored data
    Ø Holographic memory will most likely be used in
    next generation super computers where cost
    is not as much of an issue
    ØThe parallel nature of holographic memory has many
    potential gains on serial storage methods.
    Ø

    ØData from more than 1000 CDs can fit into a


    holographic memory System.
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