WO2003052870A1 - Optical disc head including a bowtie grating antenna and slider for optical focusing, and method for making - Google Patents
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- H01Q9/04—Resonant antennas
- H01Q9/16—Resonant antennas with feed intermediate between the extremities of the antenna, e.g. centre-fed dipole
- H01Q9/28—Conical, cylindrical, cage, strip, gauze, or like elements having an extended radiating surface; Elements comprising two conical surfaces having collinear axes and adjacent apices and fed by two-conductor transmission lines
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- G11B7/00—Recording or reproducing by optical means, e.g. recording using a thermal beam of optical radiation by modifying optical properties or the physical structure, reproducing using an optical beam at lower power by sensing optical properties; Record carriers therefor
- G11B7/12—Heads, e.g. forming of the optical beam spot or modulation of the optical beam
- G11B7/122—Flying-type heads, e.g. analogous to Winchester type in magnetic recording
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- G11B7/12—Heads, e.g. forming of the optical beam spot or modulation of the optical beam
- G11B7/135—Means for guiding the beam from the source to the record carrier or from the record carrier to the detector
- G11B7/1387—Means for guiding the beam from the source to the record carrier or from the record carrier to the detector using the near-field effect
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- OPTICAL DISC HEAD INCLUDING A BOWTIE GRATING ANTENNA AND SLIDER FOR OPTICAL FOCUSING, AND METHOD FOR MAKING
- the present invention relates to optic antennas, optics lenses, and the positioning of electromagnetic readers and writers. More particularly, it relates to the use of microlayered optical lenses and shaped surfaces, a portion of which contains a continuously varied surface, coupled with an amplifying grating antenna as an optical head to create a localized optical spot of desired polarization, at a desired distance with a maximum peak in intensity.
- the storage of information in magnetized medium often is limited by the spot size of light intensity focused at the desired storage location.
- the intensity loosens the polarization of the medium so that a logical/analog bit may be stored.
- Figures 1 and 2 show the Grober antenna, comprised of two antenna arms 16 and 18, with a gap 24 of transverse dimension "d” separating terminations 20 and 22 of conductive arms 16 and 18 respectively.
- the incident illumination forms an initial spot size 26 on a target medium 30.
- the antenna When the antenna is placed in the illumination path the incident illumination on the antenna arms 16 and 18 results in induced currents in the conductors (16 and 18).
- the induced currents result in charge accumulation at the terminals 20 and 22 and thus a resultant displacement current is created between the terminals.
- the displacement current causes re-radiation similar to that caused by a dipole of dimension "d” forming a spot size of similar dimension on the target medium 30.
- the gap 24 is placed close to the target medium 30 to be queried. Fluctuations in the near field 43 of the gap 24 produced by illumination of the target medium 30 (e.g., off-axis illumination, illumination from beneath the target medium 30, self induced emanations, etc..) results in induced currents in the conductive arms 16 and 18 which, as described above, cause reradiated illumination.
- the reradiated illumination can be directed up (away from the target medium 30) through the optics to be read.
- a disadvantage of multiple solid antennas is that the re-radiated field becomes depolarized during the superposition process resulting in lower than desired maximum peak in the irradiated field and a larger than desired spot size at the desired distance from the antenna.
- a system/device/method which can create a smaller spot size, while maintaining the polarization, can enable the storage and reading of larger amounts of data.
- Figure 6 shows a conventional system, 600, for channeling a focused optical beam 660 onto a localized spot (760 in Figure 7).
- the device is a layer of silicon 610 upon which several layers of metal are deposited 620 and 630. Underneath one of the layers is deposited a waveguide 640 containing either a hole or a different index of refraction material 650. The device is turned on its side and used to channel/guide an optical beam 660 to a desired spot on a recording media.
- Figure 7 shows the use of the device described above as shown in Figure 6 in a read/write device 700 for use in a rotating magnetic or optical storage and retrieval system.
- An optical beam illumination 710 is focused onto the entrance of the waveguide structure 740 by a condensing lens 720, which condenses the initial illumination 710 into a condensed illumination 730.
- the internally reflected beam travels through the waveguide exiting as guided illumination 750, illuminating the target medium 770 at an illumination spot 760.
- Typical disadvantages of devices similar to that described are the size of the components; that the component parts must be accurately attached to each other; and the spot sizes are 200 nm or greater, which becomes the limiting factor of the recordable medium's storage space. The need to assemble diverse components also substantially increased cost.
- a delivery system that can maintain the optimum spacing between the read/write system and the target material aids to increase storage rates by providing stable conditions by which to estimate the amount of time needed to store a logical/analog polarization value.
- an integrated delivery system providing optimum spacing between the target medium and the read/write head alone or in conjunction with a system/device/method that can create a smaller spot size, while maintaining the polarization, can enable the storage and reading of larger amounts of data in a cheaper and more reliable fashion than previous systems.
- the grating antenna composed of a plurality of gratings or a set of gratings.
- a method of slider fabrication in accordance with the present invention contains the steps of: developing a grayscale mask with a predetermined shaped surface pattern, where the predetermined shaped surface is chosen to produce a slider providing sufficient lift to a write/read system to obtain a predetermined distance above a storage medium; depositing a photoresist on a substrate; exposing the photoresist with illumination light passing though said grayscale mask until the photoresist is developed; removing the undeveloped photoresist to produce a representation of the predetermined shaped surface pattern in the developed photoresist; and etching the developed photoresist and the substrate to form a shaped surface in said substrate corresponding to the predetermined shaped surface pattern.
- a method of slider fabrication in accordance with the present invention contains the steps of: providing a mold having a negative of a predetermined shaped surface pattern; providing a curable substance; placing the curable substance in the mold; and curing the curable substance with the mold producing a shaped surface on the curable substance having a shape corresponding to the predetermined shaped surface pattern, where the predetermined shaped surface is chosen to produce a slider providing sufficient lift to a write/read system to obtain a predetermined distance above a storage medium.
- a method of slider fabrication in accordance with the present invention contains the steps of: providing a mold having a negative of a predetermined shaped surface pattern; providing a moldable substance; and stamping the moldable substance with the mold producing a shaped surface on the moldable substance having a shape corresponding to the predetermined shaped surface pattern, where the predetermined shaped surface is chosen to produce a slider providing sufficient lift to a write/read system to obtain a predetermined distance above a storage medium.
- An illumination spot formation system in accordance with the present invention contains: a first grating; and a second grating, wherein said first and second gratings are illuminated by incident radiation having a characteristic wavelength, where said first and second gratings are composed of a plurality of grating elements, said first and second grating are separated a distance smaller than the characteristic wavelength, and where the grating antenna re- radiates the radiation forming a spot size of a desired size and polarization on a target medium.
- a method, in accordance with the present invention, of forming an illumination spot contains the steps of: positioning a first and second grating, where the first and second gratings are separated a predetermined distance, where said first and second gratings are composed of a plurality of grating elements; and illuminating the first and second gratings with an incident radiation having a characteristic wavelength greater than the predetermined distance, where the first and second gratings, upon illumination, re-radiate forming a spot of desired size and polarization on a provided target medium.
- a read and write optical system in accordance with the present invention containing: an amplifying antenna having a first grating and a second grating, wherein said first and second gratings are illuminated by incident radiation having a characteristic wavelength, where said first and second gratings are composed of a plurality of grating elements, said first and second grating are separated a distance smaller than the characteristic wavelength, and where the grating antenna re-radiates the radiation forming a spot size of a desired size and polarization on a target medium; a moveable delivery system, wherein said delivery system is having a lens structure, where the lens structure contains an integrated portion that condenses and focuses an incident illumination, where the condensed and focused incident illumination becomes the incident radiation illuminating said first and second gratings, and where the orientation of said first and second gratings are maintained with respect to the lens structure; and a read and write circuit, where the write circuit sets the polarization of the target medium in the spot, and the read circuit reads the polarization
- Figures 1 and 2 illustrate a conventional solid bowtie antenna system
- Figure 3 illustrates the preferred embodiment of a grating antenna according to the present invention
- Figure 4 shows a simulated near field position comparison between a solid antenna and a grating antenna according to an embodiment of the present invention, showing the development of small intense re-radiation spots;
- Figure 5 is a microscopic image of several various size solid bowtie antennas manufactured along with fabricated wheel structures showing the capability of the inventors to fabricate the present invention
- Figure 6 shows a background art delivery waveguide structure
- Figure 7 shows the use of the structure shown in Figure 6 to focus an optical beam
- Figure 8 illustrates the preferred embodiment of the gray scale slider delivery system according to the present invention
- FIGS. 9 and 10 illustrate various integrated slider delivery systems
- Figure 11 illustrates the embodiment of Figure 8 mounted on the gray scale slider, used to maintain various near field positions from the target medium forming a read/write system
- Figure 12 illustrates an alternative embodiment present invention with a gray scale slider integrated with a conventional read/write system
- Figures 13A and 13B illustrate various combinations of the positioning of the gray scale slider with respect to the read/write head on the surface facing the target medium
- the present invention is a method/apparatus providing a delivery system that aids in the spacing between a read/write system and its target storage medium and/or uses grating antennas to create a small illumination spot size while maintaining a useful level of polarization.
- Grating antennas are similar to diffraction gratings, which result in superpositions of transmitted fields.
- the superpositions result in maximum and minimum peaks of the irradiated field as a function of the position from the grating.
- the resultant peaks have more localized spatial positions than a diffraction grating or a solid two-piece antenna, as described in the background art, provides.
- grating structure to an antenna results in localized peaks of intensity that are smaller in dimension than that which can be obtained by solid re-radiating displacement current antennas.
- a grating antenna 300 is illustrated in Figure 3.
- a bowtie grating antenna 300 is composed, but not limited to, two triangular, but not limited to triangular, sets of gratings 370 and 380, each set composed of a group of grating elements 390.
- the gratings 370 and 380 are separated by a gap distance "D" having similar purpose as "d” in Figure 1, as discussed above.
- the length "L" 340 of the arranged gratings 370 and 380 can vary from millimeters to nanometers.
- the width "W" 360 of the gratings can vary from millimeters to nanometers.
- each grating element may be individually varied or operated in a combined mode for the particular said set grating antenna.
- Figure 3 shows triangular gratings but as discussed above the present invention is not intended to be limited to triangular shaped gratings.
- the gratings could be spiral, or circular of any predetermined shape needed to acquire the desired illumination spot pattern.
- the gratings can be constructed using micro-processing methods similar to semi-conductor etching, and can be constructed from similar materials that satisfy the desired optical characteristics (e.g., Si, SiN, conductive metals, semiconductors, and other similar material). Likewise the gratings can be micro-formed by processes using adding techniques instead of etching techniques or curing processes to form a pattern in a substance and in the case of curing, a removal process to remove the excess undesired portions.
- the gratings can be transparent to one polarization of the incident illumination and conductive to a different polarization of the same incident illumination. The discussion herein should not limit the material composition of the gratings.
- the gratings can be composed of any material that satisfies the conductivity requirements to produce a re-radiated illumination.
- the initial illumination can be provided by coherent, semi-coherent, or incoherent illumination systems (e.g., lasers, VIXELS, focused lamp systems and other like coherent, incoherent or semi-coherent illumination sources) depending on whether the spot size polarization is important for the particular use of the invention and provided a portion of the illumination contains wavelengths that are larger than the grating separation. Additionally the illumination source can be integrated with the delivery system on a single substrate.
- coherent, semi-coherent, or incoherent illumination systems e.g., lasers, VIXELS, focused lamp systems and other like coherent, incoherent or semi-coherent illumination sources
- FIG. 4 A comparison of the near field region spot pattern generated by a solid bowtie antenna and a grating antenna according to the present invention is shown in Figure 4.
- the more intense regions are white.
- the grating bowtie has three bright spot illuminations, a central spot and two lobe spots.
- the corresponding solid bowtie spot pattern has one bright spot with similar intensity as the central and lobe spots of the grating bowtie antenna, and two dim lobe spots.
- the central spot of the solid bowtie antenna symbolizes a normal size of illumination currently available.
- a scan be seen the lobe spots of the grating bowtie antenna are smaller and have similar intensities as the central spot of the solid bowtie antenna.
- the lobe spots of the grating bowtie can then be used to illuminate a target medium to aid in storing or reading information to or from a smaller dimension than a conventional solid bowtie antenna spot.
- Figure 5 illustrates micro-formed antennas and radial spoke wheels ranging from micro-meters to nanometers made by processes within the inventor's labs. The same processes and equipment can be used to construct grating antennas in accordance with the present invention.
- a delivery system must be attached to the antenna or near the antenna to direct the illumination light into the antenna and onto the desired location on the target medium.
- ⁇ system 800 constructed in accordance with one embodiment of the invention is shown in Figure 8.
- the lens structure 820 receives optical light illumination 810 which passes through a microlens condensing portion 830, the light being condensed 840 by the lens 830, upon an amplifying grating antenna 850 similar to that shown in Figure 3, where the amplifying antenna 850 is layered onto or embedded in the lens structure 820 or layered over the lens structure and separated by a gap from the lens structure.
- the bottom of the lens structure 820 can have attached a grayscale slider 870, which contains another layer with a lens or another focusing structure to aid in focusing the light to the amplifying antenna.
- the amplifying grating antenna 850 will produce a spot on a target medium (970 in Figure 9).
- the polarization of the medium may be defined by the driving a read/write circuit 860 as would occur to one of ordinary skill in the art.
- the grayscale slider is a micro machined shaped surface 880 that provides lift to the delivery system 800 when the delivery system is moved with respect to the target medium (970 in Figure 9).
- the shaped surface 880 can be micro-formed or gray scale plasma etched, in which case it is referred to as a gray scale slider.
- the shaped surface can also be molded using a master mold and either a pressing method where the slider material is pressure stamped, or a curing method where the mold holds a curable substance that takes the shape of the mold upon curing.
- referral is often made to a gray scale slider it is intended that the scope of the slider encompass any shaped surface that is attached or integrated into to the delivery system used to provide lift when moved relative to a target medium.
- the discussion herein should not be interpreted to limit the slider to a gray scale slider formed by gray scale processes.
- the shaped surface 880 can be gradually curved, or stepped, or any combination of shapes needed to acquire the desired lift characteristics.
- the amplifying grating antenna 850 can have various shapes and sizes and the discussion herein should certainly not be interpreted to limit the antenna to a triangular shape. It is intended that gratings of various shapes forming an antenna be intended to lie within the scope of the present invention.
- the amplifying grating antenna 850, lens 830, lens structure 820, and the slider 870 can be integrated into an etched substrate via plasma etching, molding, curing, stamping, deposition or a combination of these processes.
- the lens structure's 820 surface juxtaposed to the target medium surface can be patterned to form the slider 870 or airfoil to enable the surface to float across the surface of the target medium (e.g. recording material) without touching.
- Figure 9 shows an integrated system, etched from a single substrate. Although Figure 9 illustrates the integration of an antenna 850, lens 830, lens structure 820, and slider surface 880 etched from a single substrate, the various elements may be separately provided in separately etched layers and integrated (e.g. bonded) as shown in Figure 10, which additionally contains an optional cover layer 1000.
- the cover layer can be any material that allows a portion of the incident light to be transmitted.
- an additional layer or layers may also be included, with some of these layers including light sources for use with the read/write system (e.g. VIXELS, laser diodes and other like illumination sources that can be included in semi-conductor layer.
- light sources for use with the read/write system e.g. VIXELS, laser diodes and other like illumination sources that can be included in semi-conductor layer.
- FIG 11 illustrates the use of a device 1100 according to the scope of the present invention.
- a delivery system such as that described above with respect to Figure 8, condenses incident illumination onto a grating antenna 1110.
- the grating antenna re-radiates the initial radiation forming re-radiated illuminationl 140.
- the re-radiated illumination forms an illumination spot 1150, having a spot polarization 1160, of predetermined intensity on a target medium 1170.
- the read/write circuit 1120 is used to set or read the polarization of the target medium with the illumination spot 1150.
- the delivery system shown in Figure 11 contains a gray scale slider 1130 which provides lift to the delivery system allowing it have relative motion 1180, relative to the target medium 1170 which may rotate 1190.
- the grayscale slider can be purposely shaped to provide optimum spacing between the target medium 1170 and the read/write system 1100.
- the slider may be integrated with a normal read/write system, where the inventive concept is the inclusion of the slider to provide lift to the convention read/write system.
- Figure 12 illustrates the integration of a grayscale slider 1210 with the conventional read/write system shown in Figure 7.
- Figures 13A and 13 B illustrates various combinations of the orientation of the slider surface 880 facing the target material 770. Whether the slider is used with a conventional read/write system or the grating antennas system the slider 1330 can be separated on the surface 1310 from the read and/or write head 1320 as shown in Figure 13A, or the read and/or write head 1370 can be integrated or layered on the slider 1360.
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