Data disc, method and system of forming the disc
a technology of data discs and forming methods, applied in the field of data discs, can solve the problems of downstream automation processes being negatively impacted, and the molded stacking rings not providing sufficient clearance to allow un-stacking or disc separation by typical automated handling methods
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[0032]The method of the present principles overcomes a problem of disc substrates sticking together during disc handling, stacking or transport due to the close contact of essentially flat smooth surfaces, which can often be made of similar materials. During disc manufacturing, at least one groove or a groove structure (which may include concentric grooves, a continuous spiral groove, or other groove patterns, among others) is formed on a surface of a substrate structure by using air jets directed on the surface of a resin layer prior to curing. In one example, at least one groove is formed on a surface of a curable material layer of a substrate structure, and used in combination with other features described below to form a data disc having at least two different data formats (also referred to as a “hybrid” disc). The groove structure is formed on a surface such that it will not interfere with data readout or writing, e.g., the grooved surface is preferably not in an optical path o...
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