WO2001008141A2 - Datenspeicher und verfahren zum schreiben von information in einen datenspeicher - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for writing information into a data memory with an optical information carrier and a data memory.
- DE 298 16 802 describes a data storage device with an optical information carrier which contains a polymer carrier in the form of a polymer film.
- a polymer carrier in the form of a polymer film.
- the polymer film is spirally wound in several layers on a winding core, an adhesive layer being located between adjacent layers. Information can be written into the data memory by locally heating the polymer film with the aid of a write beam from a data drive.
- the energy stored in the production of films in polypropylene by biaxial stretching is in fact due to local heating released the write beam (short laser pulses), the polymer film material contracting locally and therefore changing its refractive index at the locations exposed to the write beam. This leads to a local change in the reflectivity (the reflectivity) at the interface of the polymer film, which can be detected with the aid of a reading beam in the data drive.
- the winding core can be optically transparent and have a cutout in its center, which serves to accommodate the writing and reading device of a data drive. The read and write device is moved relative to the data memory while the data memory is at rest, so that the data memory does not have to be balanced with regard to a rapid rotational movement.
- an absorber is used in the known data storage device, which is in the adhesive layer is included.
- the absorber is disadvantageous because it also weakens the reading beam. This has a disruptive effect, particularly in the case of multilayer systems such as the previously known data memory.
- it is desirable that the achievable change in the refractive index is even greater in order to obtain a stronger signal from the reading beam.
- the method according to the invention is used to write information into a data memory with an optical information carrier which has a polymer carrier.
- atoms and / or molecules which change the refractive index are introduced into the polymer carrier at locations of the polymer carrier assigned to individual information units, depending on the information to be entered.
- the atoms and / or molecules which change the refractive index and which are located in the area of the polymer carrier provided for storing an information unit cause a change in the refractive index.
- the result of this is a local change in the reflectivity (reflectivity) at the interface or interfaces of the polymer support with an adjacent medium. This can be detected with the aid of a reading beam which is reflected at the point in question depending on the information entered, that is to say the local content of atoms and / or molecules which change the refractive index.
- a polymer film (polymer film), for example, is suitable as a polymer carrier.
- the information units are formed in the polymer carrier by changing the optical properties in a region with a preferred size of less than 1 ⁇ m.
- the information can be stored in binary form, ie the local reflectivity only takes two values at the location of an information unit. In other words, if the reflectivity For example, a "1" is stored at the position of the information carrier under consideration, and if it is below this threshold value or below another, lower threshold value, a "0" accordingly. However, it is also conceivable to save the information in several gray levels. This is possible if the optical properties of the polymer carrier can be changed in a targeted manner at the point of an information unit by a defined setting of the refractive index, without saturation being achieved in the process.
- the atoms and / or molecules which change the refractive index are diffused into the polymer support, preferably by local heating.
- the atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index can originate from a layer that is applied to the polymer carrier.
- the layer or the adjacent polymer carrier is heated in the area in question, so that the atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index migrate out of the layer and into the polymer carrier can diffuse.
- the signals detected by a reading beam are particularly clear since the atoms and / or molecules which change the refractive index practically all change in the Polymer carrier.
- the atoms and / or molecules in the rest of the layer that change the refractive index can therefore have no disruptive influence.
- no new or further information can be written into the data memory.
- the atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index have different optical properties in the molecular environment of the polymer carrier than in the layer in which they are usually stored in a matrix in a higher concentration and, depending on the embodiment, in a matrix.
- the interface of the polymer carrier opposite the interface between the polymer carrier and the layer also plays a role, the reflectivity of which is mainly influenced by the atoms and / or molecules changing the refractive index diffused into the polymer carrier and not by the remaining layer located on the other side of the polymer carrier ,
- Another possibility of introducing the atoms and / or molecules which change the refractive index into the polymer carrier is to implant them into the polymer carrier by means of particle beams.
- the information to be entered can be entered, for example, using a focused write beam.
- a focused laser beam can be used as the writing beam, which locally heats a layer applied to the polymer carrier with atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index, so that atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index diffuse into the polymer carrier from there.
- a particle beam in an implantation procedure can also be used as a writing beam.
- the polymer carrier can be placed behind a mask, which is provided with a pattern according to the information to be entered.
- a source in front of the mask for example a heat radiation source or a light source, the radiation of which is corresponding penetrates the pattern of the mask to the polymer support or a layer with refractive index-changing atoms and / or molecules on the polymer support, or a source of particle radiation to implant refractive index-changing atoms and / or molecules in accordance with the pattern of the mask in the polymer support.
- the information to be entered is entered by irradiation with infrared light, e.g. using a write beam or mask, as mentioned earlier.
- the infrared light (thermal radiation) directed at the area for storing an information unit causes local heating, which leads to a diffusion of atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index into the polymer carrier.
- Infrared light in the wavelength range around 1.5 ⁇ m is particularly suitable, because the material of the polymer carrier (e.g. polypropylene, see below) usually has a relatively strong absorption there, which is due to harmonics of the C-H stretching vibration.
- a large number of different atoms and / or molecules are conceivable as atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index.
- the selection depends, for example, on the compatibility with the polymer support, the size of the effect to be achieved (i.e. the desired change in the refractive index), the optical properties in the spectral range of the reading beam used to read the information, etc.
- Halogen-containing molecules are particularly suitable as highly polarizable molecules. So chlorine and bromine increase with theirs large polarizability the refractive index. Resins and oligomers in particular come into consideration as halogen-containing materials for a layer with molecules that change the refractive index and are applied to the polymer support. In the field of acrylates in particular, there are a large number of commercially available, partially or fully halogenated monomers.
- Aromatic molecules can also be used as highly polarizable molecules.
- the refractive index of hydrocarbons can be adjusted via the aromaticity; Aromatics have significantly higher refractive indices than saturated hydrocarbons. Particularly large effects can be achieved with aromatic molecules containing halogen.
- low-polarizable molecules as atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index, i.e. Molecules that have a low polarizability and therefore a low refractive index compared to the polymer carrier. Because such molecules also have a relatively strong effect on the optical properties of the polymer carrier when they are introduced there for the storage of information. For example, the refractive index of a medium decreases when hydrogen is replaced by fluorine.
- the method according to the invention for writing information into a data memory can be carried out in a particularly advantageous manner in connection with two types of data memories.
- One type of data storage device has an optical information carrier with information that has already been entered, which has a polymer carrier.
- the polymer carrier contains atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index at locations assigned to individual information units, depending on the information entered.
- the data memory can be written by the manufacturer in one of the ways explained above. If the atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index consist of one If the layer applied to the polymer support has been diffused into the polymer support and this layer has subsequently been removed, no new or further information can be entered into the data memory by the user, at least not according to the method according to the invention.
- the second type of data memory according to the invention has an optical information carrier which has a polymer carrier, the polymer carrier being provided with a layer which contains atoms and / or molecules which change the refractive index. These can be diffused into the polymer carrier by local heating. Such a data store can therefore be written by the user; however, the data or part of the data may already have been entered by the manufacturer.
- the atoms and / or molecules which change the refractive index preferably have highly polarizable molecules, such as, for example, halogen-containing molecules or aromatic molecules, or else slightly polarizable molecules, as explained above.
- the polymer carrier is provided with a layer which contains atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index
- an absorber is assigned, which is designed to at least partially absorb a write beam and at least partially locally heat the heat generated in the process Deliver layer and / or the polymer carrier.
- the absorber can be contained, for example, in the layer, in the polymer carrier or in an adhesion layer adjacent to the polymer carrier. It facilitates the absorption of a writing beam and thus the local heating necessary for the diffusion of the atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index.
- the heating can also be carried out by irradiation with infrared light, for example in the wavelength range around 1.5 ⁇ m, as already explained.
- a polymer carrier such as polypropylene has one - due to harmonics of the CH stretching vibration relatively strong absorption. In this way, an additional absorber can be dispensed with.
- the information carrier preferably has a plurality of polymer carrier layers, through which information units can be read out from a preselected polymer carrier layer and possibly written into a preselected polymer carrier layer.
- An adhesive layer can be arranged between adjacent polymer carrier layers in order to fix the polymer carrier layers to one another.
- An air bubble-free acrylate adhesive is suitable as an adhesive, e.g. is crosslinked chemically or by UV or electron radiation. If the refractive index of the adhesive layer deviates only slightly from the refractive index of the polymer carrier, disturbing reflections of a reading beam or write beam at a boundary layer between a polymer carrier layer and an adjacent adhesive layer are minimized. It is particularly advantageous if the difference in refractive indices is less than 0.005.
- refractive indices can, however, be used to format the data memory. It is conceivable that a layer containing atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index (see above) has adhesive properties, so that an additional adhesive layer can be omitted.
- Plate material can be used as the polymer carrier.
- the polymer carrier can also have a polymer film, for example made of biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP).
- BOPP biaxially oriented polypropylene
- the information carrier is wound up in a spiral manner, an adhesive layer preferably being provided between adjacent polymer film layers.
- 10 to 30 layers of polymer film can be wound up, but also more or less.
- an adhesive layer can have a thickness in the range between 1 ⁇ m and 40 ⁇ m, preferably less than 25 ⁇ m or around 2 ⁇ m.
- the data storage device with a spiral-wound information carrier preferably has an optically transparent winding core which has a cutout in its central area.
- a reading device and optionally a writing device of a drive matched to the data storage device in the cutout in the central area of the winding core and to move it for reading or writing information relative to the data storage device while the data storage device is at rest.
- a stationary data storage has the advantage that it does not have to be balanced in order to enable high rotation speeds, which has a favorable effect on the production costs.
- FIG. 1 shows in parts (a), (b) and (c) schematic representations of various steps in carrying out the method according to the invention for writing information into a data memory with an optical information carrier and
- FIG. 2 shows a data memory according to the invention, which has an information carrier wound in a spiral on a winding core, in a schematic perspective
- FIG. 1 shows various steps of an exemplary embodiment for a method for writing information into a Data storage with an optical information carrier illustrated.
- the optical information carrier has a polymer carrier 1, which can be designed as a polymer film.
- the atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index can make up the entire layer 2, but they can also be embedded in a matrix made of a carrier material.
- FIG. 1 (a) shows how the layer 2 with the underlying polymer carrier 1 is locally heated at three different locations with the aid of a focused laser beam 3 serving as a write beam.
- the size of a heated area corresponds approximately to the size that is provided for storing an information unit.
- the focus of the writing beam 3 has a size (depending on the geometric shape of the focus, for example, diameter or side length) of approximately 1 ⁇ m or less.
- the write beam 3 can be directed to these locations one after the other.
- simultaneous heating of all three locations is also conceivable, which can be achieved, for example, by using several write beams, by irradiating a mask or by projecting an image corresponding to the desired heating pattern onto layer 2.
- FIG. 1 (b) As a result of the local heating, atoms and / or molecules which change the refractive index diffuse from the layer 2 into the polymer carrier 1 at the three points under consideration, which is illustrated in FIG. 1 (b).
- the locations of the polymer carrier 1 with an increased concentration of atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index are denoted by 4 in FIG. 1 (b). In these areas, the polymer carrier 1 has a changed refractive index, which leads to a change in the reflectivity at the boundary layers of the polymer carrier 1 leads and can be detected by a read beam in a drive matched to the data memory.
- Figure 1 (c) shows as a further step of the method that the rest of the layer 2 is removed after the information has been entered, for example with the aid of a solvent or etchant.
- the atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index can only show an effect at the locations of the polymer carrier 1 assigned to the individual information units and only in accordance with the information content entered, which enables an easy-to-detect reading signal.
- the process step illustrated in FIG. 1 (c) can also be omitted, so that the remaining layer 2 remains on the polymer carrier 1.
- the optical properties of the polymer carrier 1 are changed to a sufficient extent by the diffusion of the atoms and / or molecules which change the refractive index at the locations exposed to the write rays 3, so that a difference to other locations can still be detected with the aid of a reading device.
- This variant of the method has the advantage that a data store in which the layer 2 remains on the polymer carrier 1 can also be written by a user with the aid of an inexpensive data drive. This also applies in the event that the data memory has several layers of a polymer carrier 1 provided with a layer 2, as explained in more detail below with reference to FIG. 2.
- Highly polarizable molecules such as halogen-containing molecules, aromatics or aromatic halogen-containing molecules are particularly suitable as atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index.
- the refractive index is high in these cases.
- the following table shows the refractive index n for some compounds in liquid form in the light of the sodium D line at 20 ° C.
- Resins and oligomers are particularly suitable as halogen-containing materials.
- halogen-containing materials for example, in the field of acrylates, a variety of partially and fully halogenated monomers are commercially available.
- the polymer carrier can have a polymer film made of biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) or polyethylene terephthalate (PET). But they are also polymer films made from undrawn material conceivable because the introduction of the information is based on a different principle than that described in the aforementioned DE 298 16 802. For example, films made of polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA), COC (a cycloolefinic copolymer sold by Hoechst) or a material sold by Nippon Zeon under the name Zeonex can be used. The three latter materials are completely amorphous (so they contain no crystallites) and are therefore very transparent.
- BOPP biaxially oriented polypropylene
- PET polyethylene terephthalate
- PMMA is, besides a low price, the chemical relationship to halogenated acrylate varnishes, which can be applied as a layer with molecules that change the refractive index.
- COC and Zeonex have increased temperature stability.
- the glass transition temperatures for PMMA be about 105 C C for COC about 135 ° C and for Zeonex about 135 ° C.
- Chlorinated or brominated methacrylates or acrylates are advantageous as materials for the layer with atoms and / or molecules that change the refractive index, especially if they have already been slightly polymerized, i.e. as so-called oligomers, e.g. Pentabromophenyl acrylate and pentabromophenyl methacrylate.
- oligomers e.g. Pentabromophenyl acrylate and pentabromophenyl methacrylate.
- the latter compounds also contain an aromatic phenyl group. If a local reduction in refractive index is desired as an optical effect for information storage, appropriate fluorinated methacrylates or acrylates can be used, e.g.
- Pentadecafluorooctyl acrylate or pentadecafluorooctyl methacrylate Epoxy resins are also conceivable, e.g. from 2,2 ', 6,6' tetrabromobisphenol A and an epoxy component, e.g. Epichlorohydrin.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic representation of a data store D and a write and read device S of a drive matched to the data store D.
- the data memory D has a number of layers 10 of a polymer film 11 serving as an information carrier, onto which a layer is applied, not shown separately in FIG. 2, which contains molecules that change the refractive index.
- the polymer film 11 with the layer mentioned is spirally on an optically transparent, sleeve-shaped winding core. For the sake of clarity, the winding core is not shown in FIG. 2; it is located within the innermost layer 10.
- the individual layers 10 of the polymer film 11, including the layer with molecules that change the refractive index are shown in FIG.
- FIG. 2 As concentric circular rings, although the layers 10 are formed by spiral-like winding of the coated polymer film 11.
- An adhesive layer 12 is arranged between adjacent layers 10 of the coated polymer film 11. For reasons of clarity, the adhesion layers 12 are shown in FIG. 2 in a thickness that is not to scale.
- the polymer film 11 itself consists of biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) and was pretensioned in both surface directions before the winding. In the exemplary embodiment, it has a thickness of 35 ⁇ m; other thicknesses in the range from 10 ⁇ m to 100 ⁇ m or thicknesses outside this range are also conceivable.
- the layer with molecules that change the refractive index on the polymer film 11 has a thickness of 1 ⁇ m in the exemplary embodiment, although other thicknesses are also possible. In the exemplary embodiment, it consists of a resin containing chlorine or bromine.
- the adhesive layers 12 are free of gas bubbles and, in the exemplary embodiment, consist of acrylate adhesive with a thickness of 23 ⁇ m, preferred layer thicknesses being between 1 ⁇ m and 40 ⁇ m. (If necessary, the adhesive layers can be omitted if the layer containing the refractive index-changing molecules has adhesive properties.)
- the data storage D has twenty layers 10 of the coated polymer film 11 and an outer diameter of approximately 30 mm. The height of the winding cylinder is 19 mm. A different number of layers 10 or other dimensions are also possible. The number of windings or layers 10 can be, for example, between ten and thirty, but can also be greater than thirty.
- the writing and reading device S arranged in the interior of the winding core contains a writing and reading head 20 which can be rotated with the aid of a mechanism 21 in the directions of the arrows shown and moved axially back and forth.
- the write and read head 20 has optical elements, with the aid of which a light beam (for example of the wavelength 630 nm or 532 n) generated by a laser not shown in FIG. 2 can be focused on the individual layers 10 of the coated polymer film 11. Since the read and write head 20 is moved by means of the mechanism 21, it can completely scan all layers 10 of the data memory D. In the exemplary embodiment, the data memory D is at rest.
- the laser in the exemplary embodiment is operated with a beam power of approximately 1 mW.
- the laser beam serves as a write beam and is focused on a preselected layer 10 of the coated polymer film 11 so that the beam spot is less than 1 ⁇ m, the light energy being introduced in the form of short pulses of approximately 10 ⁇ s duration.
- the energy of the write beam is absorbed in the radiation spot, which leads to local heating of the polymer film 11 and the layer applied thereon with molecules that change the refractive index, and thus to diffusion of the molecules that change the refractive index into the polymer film 11.
- the refractive index and reflectivity change locally.
- the writing beam is defocused in the layers adjacent to the layer 10 under consideration of the coated polymer film 11, so that the adjacent layers of the coated polymer film 11 are only slightly heated locally and the stored information is not changed there.
- the laser In order to read stored information from the data memory D, the laser is operated in the continuous wave mode (CW mode). Depending on the stored information, the reading beam focused on the desired location is reflected, and the intensity of the reflected beam is detected by a detector in the writing and reading device S.
- CW mode continuous wave mode
- the data memory can also be of an embodiment that is not writable by the user. In this case, it contains information units registered by the manufacturer. A write function in the data drive of the user is then unnecessary.
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