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Analysis of Multipulse Strategies for High Data Rate Phase Change Optical Recording

Multipulse strategies for two disk rotation velocities of the same phase change optical disk, were analyzed using simulations, at red and blue wavelengths. Results showed that at either wavelength, lower pulse duty cycles are needed at lower velocities to reduce recrystallization and higher duty cyc...

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description Multipulse strategies for two disk rotation velocities of the same phase change optical disk, were analyzed using simulations, at red and blue wavelengths. Results showed that at either wavelength, lower pulse duty cycles are needed at lower velocities to reduce recrystallization and higher duty cycles are needed at higher velocities. Optimal erase powers and cooling width for minimal overwrite jitter were also found. Pub. in Materials Research Society symposium proceedings; v. 674 pV1.6.1-V1.6.6, 2001. This article is from ADA402512 Applications of Ferromagnetic and Optical Materials, Storage and Magnetoelectronics: Symposia Held in San Francisco, California, U.S.A. on April 16-20, 2001
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COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
COMPUTERIZED SIMULATION
COOLING
DATA RATE
DISK RECORDING SYSTEMS
FREQUENCY
GERMANIUM ALLOYS
GERMANIUM ANTIMONY TELLURIUM ALLOY
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PHASE CHANGE RECORDING
PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS
Properties of Metals and Alloys
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ROTATION VELOCITY
Solid State Physics
SYMPOSIA
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