The Phase Change Optical Disc with the Data Recording Rate of 140 Mbps
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概要
- 論文の詳細を見る
- 社団法人応用物理学会の論文
- 2002-03-30
著者
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Inoue H
Optical Device Department Device Development Data Storage Technology Center Tdk Corporation
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Kato T
Optical Device Department Device Development Data Storage Technology Center Tdk Corporation
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INOUE Hirotoshi
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Kumamoto University
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Inoue Hironori
Hitachi Research Laboratory Hitachi Ltd.
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Inoue H
Faculty Of Technology Tokyo Universily Of Agriculture And Technology:(present Address) Nippon Denso
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Kato Tatsuya
Optical Device Department Device Development Data Storage Technology Center Tdk Corporation
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HIRATA Hideki
Optical Device Department, Device Development, Data Storage Technology Center, TDK Corporation
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UTSUNOMIYA Hajime
Optical Device Department, Device Development, Data Storage Technology Center, TDK Corporation
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KATO Tatsuya
Data Storage Technology Center. TDK Corporation Chikumagawa the Ist. Technical Center
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HIRATA Hideki
Data Storage Technology Center. TDK Corporation Chikumagawa the Ist. Technical Center
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KOMAKI Tsuyoshi
Data Storage Technology Center. TDK Corporation Chikumagawa the Ist. Technical Center
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INOUE Hiroyasu
Data Storage Technology Center. TDK Corporation Chikumagawa the Ist. Technical Center
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SHINGAI Hiroshi
Data Storage Technology Center. TDK Corporation Chikumagawa the Ist. Technical Center
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HAYASHIDA Naoki
Data Storage Technology Center. TDK Corporation Chikumagawa the Ist. Technical Center
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UTSUNOMIYA Hajime
Data Storage Technology Center. TDK Corporation Chikumagawa the Ist. Technical Center
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Inoue Haruyuki
Division Of Precision Science And Technology And Applied Physics Graduate School Of Engineering Osak
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Inoue H
Department Of Electrical And Electronic Engineering Faculty Of Engineering And Resource Science Akit
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Hirata Hideki
Optical Device Department Device Development Data Storage Technology Center Tdk Corporation
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Hayashida Naoki
Optical Device Department Device Development Data Storage Technology Center Tdk Corporation
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Utsunomiya H
Optical Device Department Device Development Data Storage Technology Center Tdk Corporation
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Utsunomiya Hajime
Data Storage Technology Center Tdk Corporation
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Inoue Hajime
Institute Of Applied Physics And Tsukuba Advanced Research Alliance (tara) University Of Tsukuba
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Shingai Hiroshi
Optical Device Department Device Development Data Storage Technology Center Tdk Corporation
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Komaki Tsuyoshi
Data Storage Technology Center, TDK Corporation Chikumagawa the 1st. Technical Center, 462-1, Otai, Saku, Nagano 385-0009, Japan
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Hayashida Naoki
Data Storage Technology Center, TDK Corporation Chikumagawa the 1st. Technical Center, 462-1, Otai, Saku, Nagano 385-0009, Japan
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Shingai Hiroshi
Data Storage Technology Center, TDK Corporation Chikumagawa the 1st. Technical Center, 462-1, Otai, Saku, Nagano 385-0009, Japan
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Hirata Hideki
Data Storage Technology Center, TDK Corporation Chikumagawa the 1st. Technical Center, 462-1, Otai, Saku, Nagano 385-0009, Japan
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Inoue Hiroyasu
Data Storage Technology Center, TDK Corporation Chikumagawa the 1st. Technical Center, 462-1, Otai, Saku, Nagano 385-0009, Japan
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Kato Tatsuya
Data Storage Technology Center, TDK Corporation Chikumagawa the 1st. Technical Center, 462-1, Otai, Saku, Nagano 385-0009, Japan
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