Abstract: In order to simplify the threshold determination, reduce the inter-pixel cross-talk, and improve the storage density for high-density volume holographic data storage, a two-dimensional constant-weight sparse modulation code is proposed. The evaluation criteria and design rules are investigated based on the page-oriented optical data storage system. Coding parameters are optimized to achieve large channel capacities. An 8:16 modulation code is designed to reduce the raw bit error rate and its performances are experimentally evaluated. A raw bit error rate of the magnitude of 10⁻⁴ is obtained with a single-data-page storage and 10⁻³ with multiplexing.

Key words: Volume holographic data storage, Modulation codes, Sparse codes, Raw bit error rate, Channel capacity

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