Scanning apparatus with integrated beam separating and beam-spli

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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369112, G11B 700

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050954768

ABSTRACT:
Scanning apparatus for a magneto-optical record carrier includes an integrated beam separating and beam splitting element consisting of a supporting body (30) on the surfaces of which are a semi-transparent mirror (22) and a polarization-sensitive beam-splitting layer (26). The semi-transparent mirror separates the scanning beam from the beam reflected from the record carrier. The beam-splitting layer splits the reflected beam into orthogonally polarized sub-beams (27 and 28) which are incident on respective photodiodes or on different regions of a single multiple photodiode. The supporting body may be of a birefringent material which provides orthogonally polarized beam-splitting, in which case the beam splitting layer may be omitted.

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