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Controlled Transparencies for Optical Processing

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Optical Information Processing

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Formation and transformation of information represented in digital or analog form by means of controlled transparencies is the basis for construction of memory elements, optical processors and other data processing and computer assemblies. Electro-optic ceramics is a promising material for some controlled transparency applications.

Results on the study of ferro-ceramic materials for creation of the controlled transparencies are reported. Transverse electroptics effect, fringe effect and asymmetric deformation effect are used in the paper. Controlled transparencies based on nematic liquid crystals and photoconductor-liquid crystal structures are investigated. Application of controlled transparencies in optical coding and recognition of digital and analog data, and in fulfillment of logic operations, is considered.

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Kompanets, I.N., Vasiliev, A.A., Sobolev, A.G. (1976). Controlled Transparencies for Optical Processing. In: Nesterikhin, Y.E., Stroke, G.W., Kock, W.E. (eds) Optical Information Processing. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-7542-9_8

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