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The compact disc erasable (CD-E) disc has been developed with Ag–In–Sb–Te phase-change recording material. The disc has been designed for recording at a speed twice that of conventional CD's. The CD-E disc has high modulation, high sensitivity, wide power margin after 1000 overwrite cycles and high reliability. It is readable using CD-ROM players and recordable using CD-R recorders with minimum modification.
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