Magnetooptical recording method
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorEiichi Fujii
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorEiichi Fujii
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Magnetooptical recording is effected simultaneously with an overwriting operation. A magnetooptical recording medium to be used in this method is provided with a first magnetic layer having a Curie temperature T.sub.1 and a coercive force H.sub.1, and a second magnetic layer having a Curie temperature T.sub.2 higher than the Curie temperature T.sub.1 and a coercive force H.sub.2 smaller than the coercive force H.sub.1. The first and second magnetic layers satisfy a predetermined condition. The second magnetic layer is solely initialized by use of an initializing magnetic field. After the initialization of the second magnetic layer, the medium is irradiated with a light beam. A magnetic field modulated according to recording information is applied to the portion irradiated with the light beam. A reflected light generated upon the irradiation of the light beam in the irradiation step is detected to reproduce the information recorded in the light beam irradiating portion. Then, it is confirmed whether the information has been correctly recorded on the recording medium on the basis of the recording information reproduced in the reproducing step.
A magnetooptical recording method for recording information on a magnetooptical recording medium that includes at least a first magnetic layer having a Curie temperature T.sub.1 and a coercive force H.sub.1 and a second magnetic layer having a Curie temperature T.sub.2 higher than the Curie temperature T.sub.1 and a coercive force H.sub.2 smaller than the coercive force H.sub.1 and satisfying the following conditions at room temperature:
A magnetooptical recording method for recording information on a magnetooptical recording medium that includes at least a first magnetic layer having a Curie temperature T.sub.1 and a coercive force H.sub.1, a second magnetic layer having a Curie temperature T.sub.2 lower than the Curie temperature T.sub.1 and a coercive force H.sub.2, and a third magnetic layer having a Curie temperature T.sub.3 higher than the Curie temperature T.sub.2 and a coercive force H.sub.3 smaller than the coercive force H.sub.2 and satisfying the following conditions at room temperature:
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