Optical disc and method for making

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Optical article shaping or treating – Light polarizing article or holographic article

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29406, 156 731, 264248, 2643281, 360135, 369282, 425810, B29D 1100, B29D 1700

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055364560

ABSTRACT:
Resin, typically polycarbonate is injection molded into a disc substrate under select conditions, for example, at a mold temperature of 100-160.degree. C., an injection velocity of 100-120 g/sec., and a pressure of 10-60 kg/cm.sup.2, such that the birefringence of a radially inner portion of the substrate is higher by about 15-50 nm than the remaining substrate. A center hole is perforated in the substrate and a hub is attached to the substrate around the center hole. At the end of hub attachment, the substrate has a uniform distribution of birefringence over the entire area. Any increase of DC modulation is thus avoided.

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