Mastering machine having non-repetitive runout compensation

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – With servo positioning of transducer assembly over track... – Optical servo system

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369 52, 369 54, 369219, G11B 700

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ABSTRACT:
A mastering machine comprises a turntable being capable of holding a master disk, a detector disposed in noncontact with the turntable for detecting repetitive runout amount of the turntable in the radial direction thereof, a non-repetitive runout amount calculator for calculating a non-repetitive runout amount in the radial direction of the turntable on the output of the detector, a projector for projecting an exposure beam to the master disk held by the turntable and a compensation unit for adjusting the position of the exposure beam projected to the master disk on the basis of a signal from the non-repetitive runout amount calculator.

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NSK Air Bearing Unit Catalogue, Cat. No. V1390b, 1994E-1, p. 6, 1990.
Japanese Society For Precision Engineering-58-06, '92-06-1053, "An Evaluation Method of Radial Accuracy For Ultrahigh Precision Air Spindle".

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