Accelerated Aging Studies for Organic Optical Data Storage Media

David E. Nikles; Charles E. Forbes; Harris A. Goldberg; Robert E. Johnson; Rachel S. Kohn; Frank J. Onorato

doi:10.1117/12.952741

19 May 1989 Accelerated Aging Studies for Organic Optical Data Storage Media

David E. Nikles, Charles E. Forbes, Harris A. Goldberg, Robert E. Johnson, Rachel S. Kohn, Frank J. Onorato

Proceedings Volume 1078, Optical Data Storage Topical Meeting; (1989) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.952741
Event: OE/LASE '89, 1989, Los Angeles, CA, United States

Abstract

The excellent stability of Hoechst Celanese WORM media was demonstrated in accelerated aging studies. CNR data was measured as a function of exposure time for disks exposed to 65°/80% RH, 80°/80% RH, and 90Â°/80% RH. Disks were also exposed to a high intensity xenon lamp to compare the relative stability to visible and ultraviolet radiation. The stability of the polycarbonate substrate and the recording layer were investigated.

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David E. Nikles, Charles E. Forbes, Harris A. Goldberg, Robert E. Johnson, Rachel S. Kohn, and Frank J. Onorato "Accelerated Aging Studies for Organic Optical Data Storage Media", Proc. SPIE 1078, Optical Data Storage Topical Meeting, (19 May 1989); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.952741

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