Optical disc having lenticular surface and method of manufacturing
OwnerKent Johnson, Stephen Burnettinventors
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The optical disc of the present invention includes a first translucent substrate having generally planar opposed top and bottom surfaces. The bottom surface is smooth and adapted to an optical beam for accessing data on the disc. The top surface of the first substrate has formed pits that represent data recorded on the disc or alternatively has a photo-reactive chemical formed thereon. A reflective coating is formed on the top data surface or photo-reactive chemical surface of said first substrate to enable the top surface to reflect light back to an optical reader. A bonding agent is disposed over the reflective coating and a second substrate is bonded to the first substrate though hot melt bonding or UV bonding. The second translucent substrate has a top surface incorporating a plurality of lenticules formed therein, and a bottom surface having an interlaced segmented lenticular image printed thereon. The method of the present invention provides that the top substrate incorporating lenticular imagery is hot melt bonded or UV bonded through use of a bonding agent to a bottom substrate bearing recorded data and a metalized layer for reflecting optical beams.
An optical data medium incorporating lenticular imaging, comprising:
A method of fabricating an optical data medium incorporating lenticular imaging comprising the steps of:
An optical data disc incorporating anti-counterfeiting imaging comprising:
A method of fabricating an optical data disc incorporating anti-counterfeiting lenticular imaging comprising the steps of:
An optical data medium incorporating lenticular imaging, comprising:
A display case for housing and displaying an optical data medium comprising:
A method of fabricating an optical data medium incorporating lenticular imaging comprising the steps of:
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