Method of making laser disc memory storage article

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods – Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

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156285, 427164, 427166, C03C 1709, B32B 1508, G01D 1534

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042921090

ABSTRACT:
A flexible laser disc for laser disc mass storage and retrieval of digital data, employs vacuum encapsulation of the laser storage medium in a saturated polyester plastic (PMMA), or other suitable, transparent plastic material, polymethylmethacrylate. The embedded laser storage medium is a low-melting thin film, in which the digital data are stored within laser-focus in the form of diffraction-limited "holes" (bits), created by means of signal-modulated strong laser radiation. The holes (bits) are time-sequentially arranged in the form of spiral or circular tracks of distinct separation. Data are instantaneously and secondarily retrieved with a laser, utilizing phase-lock and servo-controlled tracking with a mirror galvanometer.

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