Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Binary pulse train information signal – Binary signal gain processing
Patent
1981-10-26
1984-10-02
Cardillo, Jr., Raymond F.
Dynamic information storage or retrieval
Binary pulse train information signal
Binary signal gain processing
360 42, 369109, 369275, G11B 700
Patent
active
044751834
ABSTRACT:
High information density retrieval method and system which employ the scanning of an optical disk, having a thermally-deformable record layer overlying a reflective support, with a read light beam. The optical disk tracks contain information in the form of variable-width, approximately 0.5.pi. phase-depth, pit regions interleaved between nominal thickness land regions. The pits have varying track lengths within a pit-length range constituting a disk fractional band-width of greater than 4.0 and read light reflected from the tracks is split-detected. The split-detected, electrical analog signal is peak-detected to reconstruct recorded digital data on the disk.
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Howe Dennis G.
Marchant Alan B.
Cardillo, Jr. Raymond F.
Eastman Kodak Company
Kurz Warren E.
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