Accelerated Aging Studies for Organic Optical Data Storage Media.

David E. Nikles; Charles E. Forbes; Harris A. Goldberg; Robert E. Johnson; Rachel S. Kohn; Frank J. Onorato

doi:10.1364/ODS.1989.TuB3

Optical Data Storage
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1989),
paper TuB3
•https://doi.org/10.1364/ODS.1989.TuB3

Accelerated Aging Studies for Organic Optical Data Storage Media.

David E. Nikles, Charles E. Forbes, Harris A. Goldberg, Robert E. Johnson, Rachel S. Kohn, and Frank J. Onorato

Optical Data Storage 1989

Los Angeles, California United States
17–19 January 1989
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D. E. Nikles, C. E. Forbes, H. A. Goldberg, R. E. Johnson, R. S. Kohn, and F. J. Onorato, "Accelerated Aging Studies for Organic Optical Data Storage Media.," in Optical Data Storage, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1989), paper TuB3.

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Abstract

This paper reports the results of some accelerated aging studies for HCC organic WORM media. The goal of these studies was to obtain aging data for disks exposed to high temperature and high humidity. The data allowed a direct comparison with the results for other commercial media.

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