Method of manufacturing information record carrier
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorsAtsushi Takakuwa, Takao Nishikawa, Satoshi Nebashi
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Abstract
In order to manufacture, with high productivity, an information record carrier capable of recording information at a high density, in a method in which a curable resin is coated on a master (1) having a pattern corresponding to the required information, and the master and a substrate of the information record carrier are bonded to transfer the pattern on the master to the substrate of the information record carrier, a projection (2), a hole, a recess, or the like is provided on the surface of the master (1) so as to engage with the substrate of the information record carrier.
Claims7
A method of manufacturing an information record carrier comprising:
- providing a substrate having a center hole;
- providing a master disc;
- providing an alignment mechanism on said master disc wherein the alignment mechanism has a tapered end portion and a straight wall base portion, said alignment mechanism being bonded to a surface of said master disc by one of the group consisting of adhesive and magnetic force;
- coating at least one of said substrate and said master disc with a resin, using said alignment to control an eccentricity of said substrate relative to said master disc;
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- curing said resin such that information of said master disc is transferred to said substrate by way of said resin.
A method of manufacturing an information record carrier comprising the steps of:
- providing a master having a projection bonded to a surface of the master with an adhesive, the projection having a tapered end portion and a straight wall base portion;
- coating a resin on a substrate or the master;
- disposing the substrate on the surface of the master by aligning the projection of the master with a center hole of the substrate;
- and
- curing the resin to transfer information of the master to the substrate;
- wherein the tapered portion has an outer diameter that is less than an inner diameter of the center hole of the substrate for facilitating insertion of said projection into said center hole and the straight wall portion of projection has an outer diameter that is substantially equal to the inner diameter of the center hole of the substrate for suppressing an eccentricity of the information record carrier.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.