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13 August 1993 Compositional uniformity control on deposition of magneto-optical disk
Tzuan-Ren Jeng, Vien Shien Lo, Shiuh Chao, Tsai Chu Hsiao, Derray Huang
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Proceedings Volume 2053, Optical Storage (ISOS '92); (1993) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.150663
Event: Optical Storage: Third International Symposium, 1992, Kunming, Yunnan Province, China
Abstract
The rare earth-transition metal (RE-TM) alloys are widely accepted as the most suitable material for magneto-optical (MO) recording. The magnetic and optical properties of the recording media, hence the read-write-erase characteristics of the disk, are crucially dependent on the composition of the RE-TM films. Tailoring the composition of the films to meet the requirements in various magneto-optical recording applications is, therefore, important. In-line sputtering is the most common method for RE-TM film coating in disk production process. There are two common methods for fabricating sputter target; one is powder-sintering, the other is melt-casting. The former method yields a target composed of mixtures of pure element phases and certain percentage of intermetallic compound phases, the latter method yields a target composed of 100% intermetallic compound phases. The sputtering of RE-TM target often gives nonuniform composition distribution on the disk based on past experiences. This problem motivated us to study the sputtered atom distribution of the targets which were fabricated by different methods.
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Tzuan-Ren Jeng, Vien Shien Lo, Shiuh Chao, Tsai Chu Hsiao, and Derray Huang "Compositional uniformity control on deposition of magneto-optical disk", Proc. SPIE 2053, Optical Storage (ISOS '92), (13 August 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.150663
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KEYWORDS
Chemical species

Cobalt

Iron

Sputter deposition

Chemical elements

Coating

Magnetism

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