Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Information location or remote operator actuated control – Selective addressing of storage medium
Patent
1987-12-17
1989-06-20
Arnold, Bruce Y.
Dynamic information storage or retrieval
Information location or remote operator actuated control
Selective addressing of storage medium
369 45, G02B 702
Patent
active
048404578
ABSTRACT:
The inability of the lens of an optical disc recorder to focus rapidly may be the salient factor limiting the data transducing rate. In order to provide smooth motion of the focus head and to maximize its speed, a focus lens assembly for an optical disc recorder is resiliently supported by one or more diaphragm springs, and is driven by a magnetic-coil arrangement to focus light onto the optical disc. Each diaphragm spring includes inner and outer support regions connected by a plurality of resilient support arms. Each support arm has straight, parallel sides and extends nonradially.
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Arnold Bruce Y.
Ben Loha
General Electric Company
Smiley Raymond E.
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