External magnetic field generation apparatus capable of light intensity modulation and magnetic field modulation
AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMitsuo Ishii, Tomoyuki Miyake
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AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMitsuo Ishii, Tomoyuki Miyake
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An external magnetic field generation apparatus is used for a recording and reproduction apparatus which records information on a magneto-optical recording medium based on the magnetic field modulation system and the light modulation system, and applies a magnetic field to the portion of the magneto-optical recording medium where the light beam is projected. The apparatus has the first electro-magnet, used for the magnetic field modulation system, for generating an a.c. magnetic field which is reversed at a high speed. The apparatus has the second electro-magnet, used for the light modulation system, for generating a strong d.c. magnetic field such that power consumption coincides with that of the first electro-magnet. The second electro-magnet is integral with the first electro-magnet. The apparatus has a driver for selecting one of the electro-magnets in response to a switching signal, and the driver supplies power to the selected electro-magnet.
An external magnetic field generation apparatus for use in a recording and reproduction apparatus which records information on a magneto-optical recording medium based on a magnetic field modulation system and a light modulation system, and said apparatus applying a magnetic field to a portion of the magneto-optical recording medium where the light beam is projected, comprising:
An external magnetic field generation apparatus for use in a recording and reproduction apparatus which records information on a magneto-optical recording medium, the apparatus comprising a first winding wire and a second winding wire wound about differing ends of a common magnetic core to form a first magnetic field generation means and a second magnetic field generation means, respective lengths and diameters of the first winding wire and the second winding wire being chosen so that the first winding wire and the second winding wire have the same electrical resistance.
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