Optical head and optical information reading apparatus

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Specific detail of information handling portion of system – Radiation beam modification of or by storage medium

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369124, G11B 726

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054901294

ABSTRACT:
An optical head is used in a magnetic field modulation type magnetooptical recording/reproducing apparatus. The optical head includes a device for irradiating a magnetooptical record medium with a light beam, a separating device for separating a reflected light beam from the magnetooptical record medium into two beams to be projected onto a single plane, a single photodetector provided with two two-divided light receiving portions for respectively receiving the two beams, and a single convex lens element for forming images of the two beams as light spots on the single photodetector.

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