2.5 Inch Flat-Type Phase-Change Optical Disk Drive
Hiroyuki Minemura, Yoshio Satō, Nobuyoshi Tsuboi, Tatsuya Sugita, Tetsuya Fushimi, S. Yasukawa, Hisashi Andoh, N Muto, F. Kugiya, Yoshito Tsunoda
Abstract
Hiroyuki Minemura, Yoshio Satō, Nobuyoshi Tsuboi, Tatsuya Sugita, Tetsuya Fushimi, S. Yasukawa, Hisashi Andoh, N Muto, F. Kugiya, Yoshito Tsunoda
Abstract
Downsizing of personal information processing devices such as notebook computers has been progressing rapidly, hence a media exchangeable personal memory device with a large storage capacity is needed. We propose a 2.5 inch flat-type, phase-change optical disk drive of 15 mm in height. In order to decrease the drive height we have designed and developed a 0.6 mm polycarbonate substrate, phase-change optical disk medium, and a 6 mm high flat-type optical head. Overwriting on the 2.5 inch phase-change medium was performed using the prototype disk drive.
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Downsizing of personal information processing devices such as notebook computers has been progressing rapidly, hence a media exchangeable personal memory device with a large storage capacity is needed. We propose a 2.5 inch flat-type, phase-change optical disk drive of 15 mm in height. In order to decrease the drive height we have designed and developed a 0.6 mm polycarbonate substrate, phase-change optical disk medium, and a 6 mm high flat-type optical head. Overwriting on the 2.5 inch phase-change medium was performed using the prototype disk drive.
Key concepts: Optical disc, Phase change, Optical recording, Substrate (aquarium), Optics, Head (geology), 3D optical data storage, Phase (matter)