Abstract:
A sputtering target contains a target material including as constituent elements Ag, In, Te and Sb with the respective atomic percents (atom. %) of α, β, γ and δ thereof being in the relationship of 0.5≦α
Abstract:
An optical recording method of recording information to a phase change optical recording medium with alternate application of peak power and bias power in a pulse manner and with changing a pulse application. interval continuously from an inner part through an outer part of the recording medium with an interval proportional to a window width Tw and a fixed interval, comprising the step of starting a top peak power application interval with a delay from a data input pulse signal starting time for a target mark length nTw, where n denotes an integer in a range between 3 and 14, with changing the delay in proportion to the window width Tw with changing a proportionality factor discretely with respect each linear velocity.
Abstract:
To provide an optical recording medium which can maintain excellent recording characteristics and storage reliability even at high recording speeds of 3× to 10× on DVD, particularly at 8× or faster, and whose recording material can be readily initialized to provide a uniform reflectivity distribution. The optical recording medium includes a substrate, first protective layer, recording layer, second protective layer and reflective layer, the first protective layer, recording layer, second protective layer and reflective layer being disposed on the substrate in this order or in reverse order, wherein the recording layer comprises a composition expressed by the Formula (X1)αSbβ(X2)γ where X1 represents at least one element selected from Ga, Ge and In; X2 represents at least one element selected from Au, Ag and Cu; and α, β and γ represent atomic % of their respective elements (where 2≦α≦20, 55≦β≦95, 0
Abstract:
An optical disc having a transition linear velocity of 8-11 m/s when irradiating continuous light with 11±1 mW and a wavelength of 660±10 nm using a pickup head with a numerical aperture (NA) of 0.65, and satisfying the following condition: ΔR=|Rb−Ra|≦3% where Rb is a reflectance of an unrecorded area, and Ra is a reflectance of the top of an eye pattern after ten cycles of recording. In one recording mode therefor, the disc is rotated at a constant angular velocity so as to have a linear velocity of 3-4 m/s on an innermost track and a linear velocity of 8-9 m/s on an outermost track. In another mode, the disc is rotated at a constant angular velocity so as to have a linear velocity of 5-6 m/s on an innermost track and a linear velocity of 13-14 m/s on an outermost track.
Abstract:
The phase-change optical recording medium having a substrate, and at least a first protective layer, a recording layer composed of a phase-change material, a second protective layer and a reflective layer disposed on the substrate in this sequence has a maximum recording linear velocity VH of 20 m/s to 60 m/s, a range of linear velocity recordable even when the recording linear velocity is continuously changed of 0.3VH to 1.0VH, and no occurrence of crystals causing a reproduction error in recorded marks.
Abstract translation:具有基板的至少第一保护层,由相变材料,第二保护层和设置在该基板上的反射层构成的记录层的相变光学记录介质具有最大的记录线性 20m / s至60m / s的速度V H H,即使记录线速度连续地变化到0.3V的时候也能记录的线速度的范围为1.0V 并且不存在引起记录标记中的再现错误的晶体。
Abstract:
A sputtering target contains a target material including as constituent elements Ag, In, Te and Sb with the respective atomic percents (atom. %) of &agr;, &bgr;, &ggr; and &dgr; thereof being in the relationship of 0.5≦&agr;
Abstract:
A product for recording information by use of laser light includes a recording layer being able to change between an amorphous state and a crystalline state so as to record information, the recording layer having a thickness falling within a first range defined relative to a wavelength of the laser light, a protection layer having a thickness falling within a second range defined relative to the wavelength of the laser light, a heat releasing layer having a thickness falling within a third range defined relative to the wavelength of the laser light, and a transparent substrate supporting the layers. The first, second, and third ranges are selected such that a phase of the laser light reflected by the amorphous state and a phase of the laser light reflected by the crystalline state have a phase difference larger than a predetermined phase amount.
Abstract:
A sputtering target for fabricating a recording layer of a phase-change type optical recording medium contains a compound or mixture including as constituent elements Ag, In, Te and Sb with the respective atomic percent (atom. %) of &agr;, &bgr;, &ggr; and &dgr; thereof being in the relationship of 2≦&agr;≦30, 3≦&bgr;≦30, 10≦&ggr;≦50, 15≦&dgr;≦83 and &agr;+&bgr;+&ggr;+&dgr;=100, and a method of producing the above sputtering target is provided. A phase-change type optical recording medium includes a recording layer containing as constituent elements Ag, In, Te and Sb with the respective atomic percent of &agr;, &bgr;, &ggr; and &dgr; thereof being in the relationship of 0
Abstract:
A sputtering target for fabricating a recording layer of a phase-change type optical recording medium contains a compound or mixture including as constituent elements Ag, In, Te and Sb with the respective atomic percent (atom.%) of .alpha., .beta., .gamma.and .delta.thereof being in the relationship of 2.ltoreq..alpha..ltoreq.30, 3.ltoreq..beta..ltoreq.30, 10.ltoreq..gamma..ltoreq.50, 15.ltoreq..delta..ltoreq.83 and .alpha.+.beta.+.gamma.+.delta.=100, and a method of producing the above sputtering target is provided. A phase-change type optical recording medium includes a recording layer containing as constituent elements Ag, In, Te and Sb with the respective atomic percent of .alpha., .beta., .gamma.and .delta.thereof being in the relationship of 0
Abstract:
An intensity of light reflected on a phase-changing type of information recording medium is changed since unrecorded and recorded portions of the recording medium have different phase states so that reflectivities of the unrecorded and recorded portions are different from each other. Such an intensity change takes place in a very short time immediately after a recording pulse is irradiated onto the phase-changing type of information recording medium. In a recording and simultaneous verifying method of the phase-changing type of information recording medium, the change in intensity of light reflected on the phase-changing type of information recording medium is detected by using this light reflected simultaneously with a recording pulse irradiated onto the phase-changing type of information recording medium. It is confirmed if the information is correctly recorded by detecting the reflected light. Thus, this information can be recorded to the information recording medium and can be simultaneously verified.