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    Fluoroscent Multilayer Disc: by Hanumanth.B.K 1DS07IT401

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    The document describes a fluorescent multilayer disc (FMD), a new optical disc technology that can store up to 1 terabyte of data using fluorescent rather than reflective materials. FMD uses a phenomenon called photochromism where laser light causes fluorescent photochrome materials to emit light, allowing for quick parallel access to multiple data layers without interference. FMD offers increased storage capacity and flexibility compared to CDs and DVDs, making it suitable for applications like digital cinema and high-capacity data backup.

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    Fluoroscent Multilayer Disc: by Hanumanth.B.K 1DS07IT401

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    The document describes a fluorescent multilayer disc (FMD), a new optical disc technology that can store up to 1 terabyte of data using fluorescent rather than reflective materials. FMD uses a phenomenon called photochromism where laser light causes fluorescent photochrome materials to emit light, allowing for quick parallel access to multiple data layers without interference. FMD offers increased storage capacity and flexibility compared to CDs and DVDs, making it suitable for applications like digital cinema and high-capacity data backup.

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    The document describes a fluorescent multilayer disc (FMD), a new optical disc technology that can store up to 1 terabyte of data using fluorescent rather than reflective materials. FMD uses a phenomenon called photochromism where laser light causes fluorescent photochrome materials to emit light, allowing for quick parallel access to multiple data layers without interference. FMD offers increased storage capacity and flexibility compared to CDs and DVDs, making it suitable for applications like digital cinema and high-capacity data backup.

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    Fluoroscent Multilayer Disc: by Hanumanth.B.K 1DS07IT401

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    FLUOROSCENT MULTILAYER DISC

    By
    Hanumanth.B.K
    1DS07IT401
    FLUOROSCENT MULTILAYER DISC
    •FMD is the new technology being developed by
    Constellation 3D.
    •Fluorescent Multilayer disc is an optical disc
    that uses fluorescent rather than reflective
    material to store data.
    •It is an three dimensional storage disc .
    •It is similar in size and appearance to regular
    CD-ROMs and DVDs 
    WHY FMD?
    • Increase d Disc Capacity – upto 1 terabyte
    • Quick Parallel Access and Retrieval of
    information – with retrieval speed 1 GB/sec.
    • Media Tolerance - less restrictions in
    manufacturing conditions.
    • Usage Flexibility – various media sizes &
    types.
    Operating Principle
    • The principle operation of FMD is based on a phenomenon
    of phenomenon of photochromism.
    • Photochromism is the reversible transformation of a
    chemical species between two forms by the absorption of
    electromagnetic radiation, where the two forms have differ-
    ent absorption spectra.
    •The laser beam when focused on the information material
    the material startsmaterial the material starts radiating
    radiating than reflecting.
    • The laser beam causes the photochrome material to posses
    the fluorescent properties .
    •Fluorescence is the emission of light by a substance that
    has absorbed light or other electromagnetic radiation of a
    different wavelength.
    •The fluorescence is caught up by a device called
    photoreceiver receiver.
    •The usage of photochrome material with increasing the
    number of information layersdo not make the signal worse
    which is not in case of other optical discs.
    •The developers state that with   blue laser (480nm)
     it is possible to increase density up to Terabytes on the
    disc.
    •This technology prevents the problem of interference
    since we are using photochrome material which posses
    the fluorescent properties.
    Laser beam strikes the
    fluoroscent material

    Incoherent Light emitted

    Emission of data stored in
    incoherent light.

    Incoherent light passes through


    adjacent data layers without
    getting distorted.

    Filtration of emitted light before it reaches the drive's detector

    Only the data carrying fluorescent light passes after filtration

    The fluoroscent is caught up by the photo reciever.


    FMD RECORDING
    •Technology used: WORM (Write OnceRead Many)

    •Two rules to be followed while recording :


    1. The write laser should able to turn the
    fluorescence on or off.
    2. Threshold power of laser for recording
    & less power forreading.
    RECORDING TECHINQUES
    • Thermal :

     Usage of  materials that possesses fluorescent


    properties from beginning.

    When recording the segments, which are thermally


    acted upon with laser, the fluorescent properties are
    lost.
    •Chemical :

     Usage of   a material that doesn't possess


    fluorescent properties form the beginning.

    When acting upon with a laser a photochemical


    reaction starts,and the material gets fluorescent
    properties

    A low power laser is enough, or even a usual LED


    for reading data.
    TECHNOLOGICAL PROCESS OF MANUFACTURE 

    Two types of technological processfor FMD


    manufacture.
    1. Hot Stamping
    2. Photo – polymerisation
    (2p) process

    Hot Stamping

    •Pressing of polycarbon sheets with


    two stamps at high temperature.

    •Formation of a layer with two information sides.


    • Filling pits with fluorescent material.
    • Pressing of informational layers when material gets hard

    Photo Polymerization

    •For production of  multiple disc by stacking of  discs one


    after other.
    •Manufacture of  thin plastic film for informational layer.
    •Plastic film is of 25-30 micron width.
    •Film is stamped & then installed on external surface of a nickel
    matrix that carry negative copy of produced information layer.
    •Pits are filled with fluoroscent material and finally covered with
    protective layer.
    ADVANTAGES OF FMD
    Increased disc capacity
    Quick parallel access and retrieval of information
    Media tolerances & Usage flexibility
    Optically transparent and homogeneous multilayer system
    Emission of incoherent light eliminates interference.
    Compatible with present CD/DVD formats & ability to
    withstand more extreme conditions.
    Unique dye chemistry of FMD offers an extraordinary
    amount of security.
    Cost of production of FMD discs is relatively cheap.
    COMPARISON OF CD,DVD,FMD
    Parameter CD DVD FMD
    Disc diameter, mm 120 120 130

    Capacity, GBytes 0.64 4.7 50.8

    Number of layers 1 2 12

    Distance between - 40 25
    layers, micron
    Total width of 0.11 2 275
    informational layers,
    Distance between 1.6 0.74 0.8
    tracks, micron
    Optical system: 780 635 - 650 532
    Wavelength, nm
    APPLICATIONS
    • Storage of a very high detailed
    archive of maps.
    • Ability to store a large amount
    of  files  in uncompressed format.
    •Ability to store the whole of  a
    series of  TV programme (eg, 20
    episodes,each an hour long).
    •Digital cinema, HDTV players.
    •Internet content streaming and
    data backup storage.
    CONCLUSION
    •The FMD Digital Cinema disc has  the potential
    to provide a secure,  removable, single
    disc distribution method.
    •The FMD can provide us with a staggering 140 GB
    of storage space seems to be an enticing solution for
    thes torage - hungry masses.
    •Man’s need for additional storage space is increasing 
    REFERENCES
    •www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki.

    •www.ixbtlabs.com/articles .

    •www.seminartopic.org.

    •www.ebook-search-engine.com/fluroscent-
    multilayer-disc
    THANKYOU...

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