Abstract
To achieve the practical use of holographic data storage (HDS) as a consumer product, it is necessary to develop devices taking into consideration the compatibility among HDS systems and to reconstruct the margin of these systems. This time, we developed a compact read-only-memory (ROM) reader using a commercial objective lens, and we try to ensure the compatibility between our angle multiplexing recording system and the ROM reader, and the readout tolerance of shifting in the X- and Z-directions and tilting of a medium. The results obtained show the possibility for commercialization of HDS technology.
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