Eastman-kodak Company

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Charles F Brucker

Tukaram K Hatwar

Yuan-Sheng Tyan

Neil Smith

Frederick J Jeffers

Tomasz Marek Jagielinski

Randall H Victora

Anthony C Palumbo, Jr

A compositionally modulated magneto-optic structure includes a plurality of layers defining a layer stack, the overall layer stack including the elements Tb, Fe, and Pb; or the elements Tb, Co, and Pb; or the elements Tb, Fe, and Bi; or the elements Tb, Co and Bi.

Magneto-optic compositionally modulated structure

A magnetooptic medium comprising a substrate, an amorphous seed layer and a recording multilayer deposited onto the seed layer wherein the seed layer has a thickness of greater than 18 nm but less than 200 nm and is selected to improve the coercivity, squareness, and Kerr rotation of the Kerr hysteresis loop of the recording multilayer, and the recording multilayer includes alternating layers of cobalt and platinum or cobalt and palladium or cobalt and platinum-palladium alloy.

Multilayer magnetooptic recording media

A magnetooptic medium which includes a substrate, an amorphous seed layer and a recording multilayer layer. The seed layer is ITO, Si or SiC, and the recording multilayer includes alternating layers of cobalt/platinum or cobalt/palladium or mixtures thereof.

A magnetooptic medium which includes a substrate, a crystalline seed layer of ZnO, and a recording multilayer layer. The seed layer is ZnO, and the recording multilayer includes alternating layers of cobalt/platinum or cobalt/palladium or mixtures thereof.

A composite magnetic head has a media-contact surface defined by a gapped magnetic core sandwiched between a pair of ceramic substrates. The core is laminated and comprises thin layers of sputter-deposited FeRuGaSiX uniaxial anisotropic magnetic material alternating with even thinner layers of a dielectric material, where X is selected from the group consisting of Zr, Re, Ni and Co.

Magnetic head for high-frequency, high density recording

Apparatus is disclosed for the direct overwriting of an optical storage medium having a magneto-optical recording layer. The apparatus includes a condensing lens for focusing radiation from first and second radiation sources on a first and a second region respectively of the recording layer, wherein a region illuminated by the first radiation source is thereafter illuminated by the second radiation source. First and second magnets are provided. The first magnet is proximate the first radiation beam and has a first magnetic pole proximate the first region without contacting the storage medium. The second magnet is proximate the second radiation beam and has a magnetic pole opposite the first magnetic pole proximate the second region. The first magnet and the first radiation beam are selected to provide a first orientation of magnetic domains in the magneto-optical recording layer. The second magnet and the second radiation beam are selected to provide a second orientation of magnetic domains in the storage medium.

Directly overwrite information by using two radiation beams onto a

Apparatus for, and a method of, duplicating magnetically recorded information by contact transfer from a master medium to a slave medium in the absence of a transfer field. The slave medium comprises a dilute concentration of magnetic particles productive of a demagnetization field that is negligible compared to an external magnetic field of the master medium in its contact-transfer zone. The absence of an appreciable demagnetization field in the slave medium enables the external magnetic field of the master medium to be virtually unopposed in effecting the magnetization of the slave medium.

Contact duplication of magnetically recorded information without the use

A 3,000-10,000 angstrom thick cobalt-platinum (CoPt) magnetic film is deposited onto a chromium (Cr) or tungsten (W) overlayer on a substrate, or is deposited directly onto the substrate. The deposited film has an appreciable component of its C-axis, which is parallel to the [00.2] direction, lying in the plane of the film. The component of the C-axis lies in the plane of the film throughout the entire thickness of the CoPt film, and the resultant magnetic film has a coercivity from 1,300-2,000 oersteds, depending upon which, if any, overlayer is included. The method for producing the magnetic film of the invention teaches sputtering the overlayer onto a substrate maintained approximately at room temperature in an atmosphere of inert gas. After ajdusting the pressure of the gas and controlling the distance between the CoPt sputtering target and the substrate, CoPt is sputtered such that the depositing Co and Pt atoms are thermalized while traversing the distance between the target and the substrate. The film as deposited is magnetically isotropic in the plane, and may configured as a permanent magnet having a resultant magnetization in the plane by exposure to an external magnetizing field oriented along the film plane.

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Fairport, NY, United States of America

Charles F Brucker