We report on the optical storage of digital data in a semiconductor sample containing DX centers. The diffraction efficiency and the bit-error-rate performance of multiplexed data images are shown to agree well with a simple model of the material. Uniform storage without an exposure schedule is demonstrated. The volume sensitivity is found to be ~10(3) times that of LiNBO(3):Fe. The importance of coherent addition of scattered light with diffracted light in holographic data storage is discussed.
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