Static information storage and retrieval – Information masking – Polarization
Patent
1992-12-17
1994-04-19
Fears, Terrell W.
Static information storage and retrieval
Information masking
Polarization
365119, 369 13, G11C 1304
Patent
active
053052544
ABSTRACT:
A magneto-optic memory device, such as a magneto-optic disk or magneto-optic card having a pair of opposed substrates at least one of which is transparent. Between the substrates is a magneto-optic memory layer made of a stack of dielectric film, a rear earth-transition metal alloy thin film, a dielectric film and a light reflecting film built on the surface of the transparent substrate opposed to the other substrate. An adhesive layer covers the memory layer and bonds the transparent substrate to the other substrate. Lastly, a metal nitride film interposed between the light reflecting film of the memory layer and the adhesive layer.
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Hiramatsu Ichiro
Katayama Hiroyuki
Murakami Yoshiteru
Nakayama Junichiro
Ohta Kenji
Fears Terrell W.
Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha
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