Optical Data Storage with High Accessibility

Kiyoshi Itao; Ichiro Yamada

doi:10.1364/ODS.1989.TuD1

Optical Data Storage
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1989),
paper TuD1
•https://doi.org/10.1364/ODS.1989.TuD1

Optical Data Storage with High Accessibility

Kiyoshi Itao and Ichiro Yamada

Optical Data Storage 1989

Los Angeles, California United States
17–19 January 1989
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Abstract

Because of the recent development of a rewritable magnetooptical disk, [1] optical disk memories are expected to be used as image database files and high-speed backup files for magnetic disk memories. However, currently, the accessibility of optical disks is still poor and needs urgent improvement.

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