journal article·2002-09

Electron beam recording of optical disc

Giles Cartwright, Gerald Reynolds, Chris Baylis, Adrian Pearce, Colin Dix, Nick Ogilvie

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Abstract

Abstract The Nimbus Technology & Engineering e − Beam Mastering System was developed to gain a large improvement in optical disc and structured hard disc recording capacity, significantly more than is possible from deep UV and SIL mastering. The current electron beam recorder is essentially a production machine capable of making full-length exposures at capacities of up to 50 GB with a simple low-cost upgrade path to disc capacities of several hundred gigabytes and beyond and hard disk drives (HDD) with capacities of up to 1 tera bit per square inch.
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OpenAlex topics: Semiconductor Lasers and Optical Devices · Phase-change materials and chalcogenides · Magnetic properties of thin films

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