Optical phase-change disc

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

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3692751, 369 4413, G11B 726

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061282731

ABSTRACT:
An optical phase-change disc comprises a substrate having thereon a spiral groove or concentric grooves for guiding a focused light beam, and a layer structure including a recording layer and protective layers sandwiching therebetween the recording layer. The groove has wobble for recording ATIP (absolute time information) or ADIP (address information). The following relationship between the groove width GW, beam diameter R.sub.0 and wobble amplitude a.sub.w :

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