Optical information recording medium
AssigneeRicoh Company, Ltd.
InventorsHideaki Oba, Masaakira Umehara
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Abstract
An optical information recording medium comprising a substrate and a recording layer superimposed on said substrate, said recording layer being comprised of a reflective layer which contains metal particles having a particle diameter of 1500 .ANG. or less and in which said metal particles have been distributed closely and a light absorptive layer containing a coloring matter.
Claims16
An optical information recording medium comprising a substrate which is transparent to a high density energy beam and a recording layer superimposed on said substrate, said recording layer consisting of a reflective layer located on the side of said recording layer that is closest to said substrate and a light absorptive layer formed on said reflective layer and located on the side of said recording layer that is remote from said substrate, said reflective layer containing closely distributed therein metal particles having a particle diameter of 1500 Angstroms or less and wherein said metal particles occupy from 60 to 98% of the area of the surface of said reflective layer, said light absorptive layer containing a dye or oil-soluble color capable of absorbing radiation of the wavelength range used to record information on the recording medium.
An optical information recording medium comprising a substrate and a recording layer superimposed on said substrate, said recording layer consisting of a pair of reflective layers and a light absorptive layer disposed between said reflective layers, said reflective layers each containing closely distributed therein metal particles having a particle diameter of 1500 Angstroms or less and wherein said metal particles occupy from 60 to 98% of the area of the surface of said reflective layers, said light absorptive layer containing a dye or oil-soluble color capable of absorbing radiation of the wavelength range used to record information on said recording medium.
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