Abstract
The research interest in super-resolution near-field structure (Super-RENS) technology is shifting from the signal intensity (carrier-to-noise ratio, CNR) to the signal uniformity (jitter or bER). To achieve uniform signal characteristics, it is important to reduce signal fluctuation in the super-RENS disc. In this study, we investigated the relationship between signal fluctuation and low-frequency noise (LFN), and analyzed the LFN increase in recording and readout processes. It was found that signal fluctuation had a close relationship with LFN. It was also found that certain recorded mark shapes, such a bubble shape, and high readout power increased the LFN during recording and readout processes of a super-RENS disc. Therefore, using non bubble-type recording material and low super-resolution readout material, we markedly improved the LFN of a super-RENS disc.
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