Abstract

A dry polymeric mixture rendered red sensitive with a dye has been used to record interference gratings and holograms. Diffraction efficiencies of ∼10% can be attained with exposures of ∼94 mJ/cm². If necessary the reading step can be done just after the exposure or after a fixing step performed with light from a mercury lamp.

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