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| Jun29-08, 03:19 AM | #1 |
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Laser Beam
Information is stored in a series of pits on the disc. These pits are scanned by a laser beam. An significant limitation on amount of information that can be stored on a disc is width of laser beam.
I knew why the width of laser beam is important coz diffraction effect of loght. But, i dunoe how using shorter-wavelength laser allows more information to be stored on disc of same size......HOW??? |
| Jun29-08, 03:53 AM | #2 |
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Well, the diffraction effects you mentioned, do they depend on wavelength? ;)
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