Magneto-optical disk having cellularly divided regions with alte

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Storage or retrieval by simultaneous application of diverse... – Magnetic field and light beam

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369116, 360114, G11B 1100

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ABSTRACT:
A magneto-optical disk is of a type in which magnetic record pits are formed by thermomagnetic recording on a magnetic member and the pits are read utilizing the photomagnetic effect. The disk has cellularly divided regions arranged along a track direction on both sides of an information track on which a signal pit string is formed. The divided regions have alternately changing directions of magnetization. The magneto-optical disk is magnetized such that a focused laser beam is irradiated on the disk and an alternating magnetic field is applied to a portion irradiated by the laser beam.

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