Optical data recording disc and system

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Storage medium structure – Optical track structure

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369283, 369286, 369288, 369284, 3461351, 346 76L, G11B 2504, G11B 700

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045546550

ABSTRACT:
An optical data recording disc has a protrusion forming layer which is formed on a gas generating metal layer, and the gas generating metal layer, in turn, is formed on an optically polished disc. An optical beam is modulated by data and impinges on the gas generating metal layer, which locally evaporates the metal layer to form a gas. The gas expands and produces protrusions in the protrusion forming layer, and these protrusions are representative of the data. Accordingly, because the protrusions are formed essentially simultaneously with the recording operation, it is possible to reproduce the data being recorded immediately after the data is recorded so that failures in a recording device or in the optical data recording disc can be detected immediately.

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