Holographic data storage (HDS), in which both the amplitude and the phase of a signal beam are modulated, has been extensively studied with the goal of increasing its storage capacity. To detect such modulation during data retrieval, it is necessary to acquire the complex amplitude of the signal beam. In this study, we focus on the transport of intensity equation (TIE) method, which allows us to detect the phase distribution of the light wave quantitatively without using interferometry, contributing to miniaturization of the optical system and improvement of the vibration tolerance of HDS. We discuss the conditions of the modulation phase distribution of the signal beam required for accurate phase detection and propose a method to estimate and eliminate the noise that frequently appears in the phase distribution detected by the TIE method.
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