Video disc mastering using gimballed air puck

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Specific detail of information handling portion of system – Mechanical modification or sensing of storage medium

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360102, G11B 310

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044020724

ABSTRACT:
A gimballed air puck is used in a video disc mastering system for controlling the depth to which an electromechanical stylus cuts into a metal substrate surface. Air is directed through the air puck toward the substrate surface to maintain the cutting stylus at a given cutting depth. The air puck is gimballed or swivelled to permit the cutting stylus to follow the undulating surface of the substrate during the mastering operation.

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