Retaining rings for optical disc assemblies

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Storage medium structure – Layered

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346137, 360135, 369287, 369289, 369291, 369292, G01D 1532, G11B 582

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044532466

ABSTRACT:
An optical disc assembly includes a record layer carrying, flexible disc-shaped support with an information storage region. An annular retaining ring comprising an inner and an outer member clamps an outer peripheral portion of the support as the ring members close together. The outer peripheral portion of the support is wrapped about a radially outward facing surface of the inner ring member and a second, larger radius peripheral support portion is pushed into an annular recess in the inner ring member. Means on the retaining ring cause the portion of the support which is pushed into the recess to form a scalloped configuration within the recess. This inhibits buckling of the support. Such buckling would set up stresses in the support which would tend to be transmitted radially along the support to the information storage region.

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