Abstract
The high-voltage bias required for video-rate compatible, efficient operation of a photorefractive polymer composite is reduced from 6–8 to . At this low voltage, the device can hold erasable Bragg holograms with 80% efficiency in addition to having a video-rate response time. The transition of the hologram’s state from thick to thin is analyzed in detail.
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