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We studied the feasibility of fabricating a disk replica at a recording capacity of 25 Gbytes by a conventional injection molding process. This work is the first attempt at fabricating a disk replica using a stamper recorded by an electron beam recorder. The bottom jitter value of the injection-molded disk was 9.3% when using a conventional equalizer and 6.5% when using an additional limit equalizer. These values were highly similar to those of the photo-polymer (2P) disk. The residual error on the axial tracking of the injection-molded disks was smaller than that of the 2P disk, and the residual error on the radial tracking was almost the same as that of the 2P disk.
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