Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Dynamic mechanism subsystem – Having power driven transducer assembly
Patent
1992-08-03
1993-08-24
Levy, Stuart S.
Dynamic information storage or retrieval
Dynamic mechanism subsystem
Having power driven transducer assembly
369 13, 369 751, 369219, 360 59, 360114, G11B 1110, G11B 1304
Patent
active
052395324
ABSTRACT:
A device for inscribing and/or reading a magneto-optical disc (7), including a frame (1) carrying a turntable (5) which is rotatable about an axis of rotation (11), a slide (17) carrying an optical unit (19) a rectilinear guide (15) for the slide arranged on the frame, and a slide-drive unit (25). A sub-frame (3) is secured to the frame so as to be movable, and a further slide (57) to which, viewed along the axis of rotation, a magnetic unit (59) is secured at a location opposite to and spaced from the optical unit. The sub-frame carries a further rectilinear guide (55) for the further slide, which further rectilinear guide extends parallel to the rectilinear guide for the first-mentioned slide at least during operation.
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Deguchi et al., "Digital Magnetoptic Disk Drive", Nov. 1984, pp. 3972-3978, Applied Optics, vol. 23, No. 22.
Hensing Johannes M. M.
Hezemans Cornelius A.
Levy Stuart S.
Rhoa Joseph A.
Treacy David R.
U.S. Philips Corporation
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