Hitachi Maxell, Limited

Hitachi, Ltd.

Hitachi Maxwell, Ltd.

Hitachi Computer Electronics Co., Ltd.

Akira Gotoh

Shuhei Nakamichi

Shinkichi Horigome

Eiji Koyama

Naoyuki Kikuchi

Yukinobu Yamazaki

Motoyasu Terao

Tetsuya Nishida

Hiroaki Miwa

Ryo Nagai

Ryoichi Sudo

Tetsuichi Kudo

Masahiro Suzuki

Hidehito Obayashi

Makoto Kitoh

Yuichi Kokaku

Mitsuru Shimizu

Ken Yoshizawa

Hiroyuki Suzuki

Norio Ohta

Hideaki Sasaki

Hiroshi Hasegawa

Yoshitane Tsuburaya

Mitsukiyo Tani

Yoshitane Tuburaya

Shouji Mochizuki

Hideo Shiraishi

Tosio Higasihara

Horoyuki Suzuki

Toshio Higasihara

Mari Ichikawa

Tamotu Kirino

This invention is related to an optical data recording medium of a high reliability and a large capacity, preventing moisture absorption and swelling of a resin layer formed on one side of a transparent substrate, and related to a method for manufacturing thereof wherever the optical data recording medium comprises at least a transparent substrate, a transferred layer of a preformat pattern formed on the transparent substrate and a thin film layer formed on the transferred layer wherein at least the surface of the transferred layer in contact with the transparent substrate is made of a resin layer composed of an ultraviolet ray curable resin resulting in an optical data recording medium having a reduced absorbing moisture of the transferred layer thereof and wherever the ratio of swelling (.DELTA.d/d) is restricted to 0.1% or less.

Optical data recording medium

Disclosed herein is an information recording medium which is composed of a substrate, underlayer, and recording film and is capable of recording information by means of depressions or pits which are formed on the recording film upon irradiation with a recording energy beam, said information recording medium being characterized in that the recording film is provided with a supporting layer on at least one side of the recording film, said supporting layer having a melting point which is lower than that of the recording film, or on that side of the recording film which is adjacent to the substrate, said supporting layer having a melting point which is higher than that of the recording film. Owing to these features, the information recording medium gives recording pits having a smaller rim inner diameter, so that it achieves a high recording power margin for high-density recording.

Information recording medium

An optical recording disc which includes a pair of recording disc substrates opposed to each other with a space there between with a hub situated at the central portion of the disc substrates so that there is formed the closed space between the disc substrates, thereby providing a dual sided recordable optical recording disc. The hub may be formed by a pair of hub halves. There is disposed an annular inner spacer and annular outer space around the hub so as to separate the pair of recording disc substrates.

Optical disc manufacturing method

A wire bonding method and apparatus for welding a wire with at least one end formed with a ball and a pad of a printed wiring board. A bonding head moves downward slowly to crush the ball to form a flat surface, and will move upward once to adjust a relative position of the pad and the ball. The bonding head will move downward again, and an ultrasonic wave is applied to heat the ball and the bonding head so that the ball and the pad are welded. If necessary, a portion of the wire to be bent is moved to a desired position of the wiring board, by a supporting apparatus. A free end of the wire which is not welded is moved by a jig to bend the portion of the wire for routing.

Wire bonding method and apparatus

This invention is related to an optical data recording medium of a high reliability and a large capacity, preventing moisture absorption and swelling of a resin layer formed on one side of a transparent substrate, and related to a method for manufacturing thereof whatever the optical data recording medium comprises at least a transparent substrate, a transferred layer of a preformat pattern formed on the transparent substrate and a thin film layer formed on the transferred layer wherein at least the surface of the transferred layer in contact with the transparent substrate is made of a resin layer composed of an ultraviolet ray curable resin resulting in an optical data recording medium having a reduced absorbing moisture of the transferred layer thereof and whatever the ratio of swelling (.DELTA.d/d) is restricted to 0.1% or less.

Optical data recording medium and manufacturing method thereof

Disclosed is an optical recording medium comprising a transparent substrate, a transferred layer of preformat pattern formed on one side of the transparent substrate, and a recording layer laminated on the preformat patterns formed on the surface of the transferred layer, wherein the transferred layer is composed of a three-layer structure with a first layer composed of a first organic compound layer composed of a first organic compound simple substance, a mixed layer composed of a mixture of the first and a second organic compound, and a second organic compound layer composed of a second organic compound simple substance, layered in the above order from the transparent substrate and a method for manufacturing the optical recording medium.

Optical recording medium and method for manufacturing the same

Disclosed are optical recording media having interposed an organic compound between a metal stamper and a transparent substrate and forming a replica onto which a signal surface formed on the metal stamper is transferrable to the transparent substrate.

Optical recording medium and method of manufacturing the same

In a film forming method of an organic thin film for an optical information recording medium, the speed of forming the film can be increased and the quantity of the waste dust which is produced in the process of film forming can be decreased. Moreover, the ratio of the number of fluorine atoms to the number of the carbon atoms contained in the under layer is controlled to be less than 1.8, whereby the heat resistance of the under layer is improved and thermal deformation of an uneven pattern of the substrate can be prevented so that the endurance life of the optical information recording medium can be prolonged.

Optical information recording medium and production method thereof

An optical recording medium is made by sputtering a polymeric material in an evacuated chamber to form an under layer on a substrate having a preformed grooved pattern of prepits and pregrooves, and then forming a recording layer on the underlayer in the chamber continuously after forming the underlayer. Said under layer is made of a high polymeric material which can be melted, sublimated, or decomposed at a lower temperature than the melting point, the sublimating point, or the decomposing temperature of said recording layer. Accordingly, said under layer can relax the thermal shock transferred from said substrate into said recording layer, and the deformation of said substrate can be prevented, even though a laser beam for playback is repeatedly radiated onto said recording layer, and said optical recording medium has a larger recording sensitivity than the recording sensitivity of an optical recording disc of a prior art.

Method for producing an optical recording medium

An optical recording disc which includes a pair of recording disc substrates opposed to each other with a space therebetween, with a hub situated at the central portion of the disc substrates so that there is formed the closed space between the disc substrates, thereby providing a dual sided recordable optical recording disc. The hub may be formed by a pair of hub halves. There is disposed an annular inner spacer and annular outer spacer around the hub so as to separate the pair of recording disc substrates.

Optical disc

In an optical recording medium, an under layer is formed between an even pattern of a substrate and a recording layer, and said under layer is made of a high polymeric material which can be melted, sublimated, or decomposed at a lower temperature than the melting point, the sublimating point, or the decomposing temperature of said recording layer. Accordingly, said under layer can relax the thermal shock transferred from said substrate into said recording layer, and the deformation of said substrate can be prevented, even through a laser beam for playback is repeatedly radiated onto said recording layer, and said optical recording medium has a larger recording sensitivity than the recording sensitivity of an optical recording disc of a prior art.

Optical recording medium and production method thereof

This invention relates to lithium compounds composed of a lithium halide and lithium imide. The compounds are high in lithium ionic conductivity and are used as solid electrolytes. Particularly excellent ones of the lithium compounds are those represented by the general formula:

Lithium compounds

A lithium-ionic-conductive solid electrolyte consisting of lithium iodide and lithium nitride. It has the feature that the lithium ionic conductivity is higher than in prior-art solid electrolytes, and such feature becomes more remarkable when lithium hydroxide is added.

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