Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Storage medium structure – Optical track structure
Patent
1987-12-23
1989-08-08
Faber, Alan
Dynamic information storage or retrieval
Storage medium structure
Optical track structure
369100, 369284, 369286, 369288, 430945, 430270, 346766, 3461351, G11B 724, G11B 726
Patent
active
048559920
ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a bubble-mode data-rewritable optical disc, which has a transparent substrate and a recording layer, formed on the substrate, for storing data to be optically rewritable. The substrate is at least partially formed of an organic material, which releases a gas component when it is heated at a radiation region of a data recording light beam. The recording layer is deposited on the substrate by co-sputtering or co-vacuum evaporation. The recording layer is made of a specific amorphous material containing silicon and fine metal particles. When the gas component is released from the substrate, the recording layer is deformed to be locally peeled off out of the substrate by pressure of the gas component, thus forming a protuberance. In a data erasing mode, a data erasing light beam is radiated onto the recording layer, which is then deformed so as to cause the protuberance to disappear, and has a substantially flat surface, thereby erasing the stored information.
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Arai Shinji
Hori Akio
Ikegawa Sumio
Komatsu Shuichi
Yasuda Nobuaki
Faber Alan
Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
Nguyen Hoa T.
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