Master disc for an optical disc and method for manufacturing the

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428642, 428644, 428913, 430320, 430321, 430322, 430945, 369116, 369121, B32B 300

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ABSTRACT:
An exposure master disc includes a photoresist laminate formed on a glass substrate. The photoresist laminate includes an i-line type, first photoresist layer and a g-line type, second photoresist layer consecutively formed on the substrate. The photoresist laminate is exposed by a scanning laser light while selecting the exposure power level, to thereby effectively expose the first and second photoresist layers or to effectively expose only the second photoresist layer. The resultant photoresist laminate has first pits revealing the substrate and second pits revealing the first photoresist layer, thereby forming two types of pits having different depths. Two type of pits and flat surface of the photoresist laminate provide three-valued data for a higher storage density.

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patent: 4732844 (1988-03-01), Ota et al.
S. Katsuda, et al., "High-density optical disk mastering using UV light source," Optical Data Storage '94, May 1994.
S. Katsuda et al., "Quadrupled Compact Disk-Read Only Memory Fabricated Using UV Light Source," JPN. J. Appl. Phys., vol. 32 (1993) pp. 5581-5583.
Patent Abstracts of Japan, vol. 014, No. 183 (P-1035), Apr. 12, 1990.

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