The outstanding invention of compact disks (CDs) has created huge demands for new consumer products worldwide. The contribution of thin‐film development is imperative for CD manufacturing either using evaporation or sputtering technologies. The fast interactions of ‘‘market pull’’ and ‘‘technology push’’ have permanently improved product quality and reduced product costs. Today the fifth generation of machines in a period of 11 yr is supplied to the market for depositing aluminum as reflective layer on CD. Off‐line CD manufacturing processes switched to fully automated in‐line production. The aim for the future is the laser disk to repeat the CD‐market success shortly. Again thin‐film technology will be the important key for excellent product quality and lowest product costs.
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July 1992
38th National Symposium of the American Vacuum Society
11−15 Nov 1991
Seattle, Washington (USA)
Research Article|
July 01 1992
Thin‐film development and methods for compact disk and laser disk manufacturing
S. Schulz;
S. Schulz
Leybold AG, Wilhelm‐Rohn‐Str. 25, 6450 Hanau 1, Germany
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R. Lacher;
R. Lacher
Leybold AG, Wilhelm‐Rohn‐Str. 25, 6450 Hanau 1, Germany
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S. R. Reineck;
S. R. Reineck
Leybold AG, Wilhelm‐Rohn‐Str. 25, 6450 Hanau 1, Germany
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R. Seiler;
R. Seiler
Leybold AG, Wilhelm‐Rohn‐Str. 25, 6450 Hanau 1, Germany
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J. Marcantonio
J. Marcantonio
Leybold Technologies Inc., 120 Post Road, Enfield, Connecticut 06082
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J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A 10, 1647–1656 (1992)
Article history
Received:
September 12 1991
Accepted:
January 06 1992
Citation
S. Schulz, R. Lacher, S. R. Reineck, R. Seiler, J. Marcantonio; Thin‐film development and methods for compact disk and laser disk manufacturing. J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A 1 July 1992; 10 (4): 1647–1656. https://doi.org/10.1116/1.577764
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