David L. Burkhead, Donald A. Chernoff
Abstract
We directly measure track wobble amplitude in recordable optical disc media using AFM images and automated analysis procedures. Wobble amplitude of 30 nm is easily measured, but calibration is important in order to avoid errors.
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We directly measure track wobble amplitude in recordable optical disc media using AFM images and automated analysis procedures. Wobble amplitude of 30 nm is easily measured, but calibration is important in order to avoid errors.
Key concepts: Speed wobble, Amplitude, Calibration, Track (disk drive), Optics, Physics, Computer science, Classical mechanics