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Transparent Electrophotographic Film For High-Resolution Holographic Recorders

New high resolution electrophotographic materials hold promise of adding on-line processing capability to an existing high data rate holographic recording system, for read-after-write applications. Electrostatic and optical density sensitometric data for James River Graphics and Eastman Kodak materials are presented. Processing conditions which yield visibly resolvable line structures at 800 1p/mm spatial frequencies are discussed. The resolution capabilities of these materials also make them candidates for digital spot recording applications.