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22 December 1989 Optical Head Using Astigmatic Micro PBS For 3.5 Inch Magneto-Optical Disk Drives
Yasuo Otsuka, Tohru Sasaki, Nobuhiro Konuma, Michio Miura, Yukio Fukui
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Abstract
It is required that a drive for a 3.5 inch (90 mm) magneto-optical (MO) disk should be the same size as that of a floppy disk so that it can be installed into the host computer's drive slot instead of the floppy disk drive. We realized a compact-size optical head for the 3.5 inch disk drives by developing an astigmatic micro PBS (polarized beam splitter) as an analyzer. The astigmatic micro PBS (ASPBS) has both a polarizing function for the MO detection and an astigmatic function for the focus detection. And our optical head is based on the discrete block servo format (DBF).
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Yasuo Otsuka, Tohru Sasaki, Nobuhiro Konuma, Michio Miura, and Yukio Fukui "Optical Head Using Astigmatic Micro PBS For 3.5 Inch Magneto-Optical Disk Drives", Proc. SPIE 1168, Current Developments in Optical Engineering and Commercial Optics, (22 December 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.962992
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KEYWORDS
Head

Molybdenum

Diodes

Signal detection

Servomechanisms

Glasses

Optical engineering

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