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immersion lens

[ə′mər·zhən ‚lenz]

(optics)

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TeraStor(TM) Corporation today announced an agreement with Yamaha Corporation, Shizuoka, Japan, to co-develop the flying optical head that incorporates the solid immersion lens (SIL), a critical component used in the Near Field Recording(TM) (NFR(TM)) disk drives developed by TeraStor.

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