WO2000028535A1 - Procede et dispositif de recherche de conditions sur une impulsion d'enregistrement de disque optique - Google Patents
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- a recording / reproducing apparatus which reads out the recording pulse standard condition from a writable optical disk in which the recording pulse standard condition is recorded in a specific area in advance.
- the present invention relates to a method and apparatus for setting a pulse condition and determining a recording pulse condition of an optical disk for recording and reproducing data.
- An example of an optical disk capable of rewriting a large amount of data is the DVRAM standard, which has a mark edge recording of 2.6 GB data on one side of an optical disk with a diameter of 12 cm using a phase change recording film.
- a device capable of recording is already in practical use.
- the inventors have developed a disk recording method capable of reducing the deviation of the mark edge position due to the thermal interference between marks, which is a problem in the high density recording of a phase change optical disk. No. 2 679 996) is being considered.
- a laser beam is composed of a plurality of pulse trains called a multi-pulse, and is recorded on a disk as mark edge recording of data as an amorphous mark.
- the mark size and space to be recorded are recorded in high-density recording.
- the heat of the laser beam applied to form the mark reaches not only the self-mark but also the space before and after the space, and the shape of the self-mark and the mark before and after Distortion occurs.
- the position of the first pulse of the multi-pulse for forming the mark is determined by the relationship between the self-mark length and the previous space length, and the position of the last pulse of the multi-pulse for forming the mark.
- the recording pulse conditions have different values for each combination of mark spaces. For example, the table shown in Fig. 2 is obtained. Each in the table Figure 3 shows the positional relationship between the value mark and the space.
- the problem is small.However, if the standard recording pulse conditions prerecorded on the disc are significantly different from the disc performance, Even if the device faithfully reproduces the standard recording pulse read from the disc, ⁇ S occurs, which indicates that the disc cannot exhibit the characteristics.
- the present invention solves the above-mentioned problem, and reads out HE recording pulse standard conditions from a writable optical disk in which recording pulse standard conditions are recorded in a specific area in advance, and sets a recording panorama condition of the recording / reproducing apparatus.
- a method for setting recording conditions for an optical disc for recording and reproducing data comprising: a writable optical disc; and It is a first object of the present invention to provide a method for setting recording conditions of an optical disc capable of reducing the influence of variations in characteristics of a recording / reproducing device.
- a method for setting recording conditions of an optical disc that can achieve good recording characteristics even when there is a difference between an optical disc and a recording pulse standard condition of a writable optical disc in which recording pulse standard conditions are recorded in a specific area in advance.
- the second purpose is to provide It is a third object of the present invention to provide a method of setting recording conditions of an optical disc which can reduce the number of times of recording / reproducing and save time as compared with the method of setting recording conditions of an optical disc for achieving the second object. (How to solve it)
- the standard conditions for recording and recording are read out from a writable optical disk in which standard conditions for recording pulses are previously recorded in a specific area, and the recording pulse of the recording / reproducing apparatus is read.
- the recording pulse standard condition includes a plurality of mark front end pulse conditions determined by a combination of a previous space length and a self mark length. All of the multiple pulse trailing edge conditions determined by the combination of the self-mark length and the trailing space length are uniformly shifted by a predetermined amount of time so that the jitter of the recording / playback signal falls below the allowable value. Set the value corrected from the standard condition as the recording pulse condition for recording / reproducing, and record / reproduce data.
- each of a plurality of mark front end pulse conditions determined by a combination of a front space length and a self mark length, a self mark length and a rear space Record the recording pattern corresponding to each of a plurality of mark trailing edge pulse conditions determined by the combination of lengths, and record the values separately corrected for each standard condition so that the jitter of the reproduced signal is below the allowable value.
- Set the recording pulse conditions of the playback device to record and play back data.
- each of a plurality of mark front end pulse conditions determined by a combination of the selected previous space length and the self mark length Recording patterns corresponding to each of a plurality of mark trailing edge pulse conditions determined by the combination of the self mark length and the rear space length Are recorded, and the values obtained by individually correcting each of the standard conditions so that the jitter of the reproduced signal is equal to or less than the allowable value are set as the recording panelless conditions of the recording / reproducing apparatus.
- a value obtained by interpolation from the correction value of the selected recording pulse condition is set as a recording pulse condition of the recording / reproducing apparatus, and data is reproduced.
- the present invention according to the first aspect is based on a writable optical disk in which, for a plurality of possible combinations of a mark length and a space length, recording pulse standard conditions for specifying recording panoramic position information are recorded in advance.
- a first predetermined amount of change is uniformly applied to the position information for all combinations of the mark length and the space length in the recording pulse standard conditions, and a second trial is performed on the optical disk using the uniformly changed position information.
- the first jitter and the second jitter are compared, and the recording pulse condition for selecting the position information used for the test writing with the smaller jitter is determined.
- a method for uniformly adding a second predetermined amount of change to the position information for all combinations of the mark length and the space length in the recording pulse standard condition is further provided.
- a plurality of sets of possible mark lengths and space lengths ⁇ are written in advance in which writable recording pulse standard conditions specifying recording pulse position information are recorded in advance.
- a first trial write is performed on the optical disc using the position information for one of the combinations of all mark lengths and space lengths in the recording panoramic standard conditions,
- the first predetermined amount of change is added to the position information for any of the above combinations ⁇ : Write a second trial write on the optical disc using
- the first jitter and the second jitter are compared, and the recording pulse condition for selecting the position information used for the test writing with the smaller jitter is determined.
- a change of the second predetermined amount in the position information with respect to any one of the combinations of the mark length and the space length in the recording pulse standard condition is included.
- a third trial write is performed on the optical disc,
- This is a method of comparing the first jitter, the second jitter, and the third jitter, and obtaining a recording pulse condition according to a third aspect of selecting the position information used for the test writing with the smaller jitter.
- the present invention when there is the first position information selected for one combination or the second position information selected for another combination, the present invention is located between the two combinations.
- the position information is a method of obtaining a recording pulse condition according to a third aspect obtained by interpolating the first position information and the second position information.
- a writable optical disk in which, for a plurality of possible combinations of a mark length and a space length, standard recording-no-recording standard conditions for specifying recording pulse position information are recorded in advance.
- Test writing means for performing a first test writing on an optical disc by using position information for all combinations of the mark length and the space length in the recording pulse standard condition; Jitter detecting means for reproducing the first test writing and detecting the first jitter from the reproduced signal;
- the test writing means uniformly applies a first predetermined amount of change to the position information for all combinations of the mark length and the space length in the recording pulse standard condition, and uses the uniformly changed position information on the optical disc. Write a second trial write,
- the jitter detecting means reproduces the second test writing, detects a second jitter from the reproduced signal
- the apparatus is configured to compare the first jitter and the second jitter, and to determine a recording pulse condition including a selection unit for selecting position information used for test writing with a smaller jitter.
- the present invention according to a seventh aspect is further characterized in that the test writing means uniformly applies a second predetermined amount of change to the position information for all combinations of the mark length and the space length in the recording pulse standard condition, A third trial write is performed on the optical disc using the position information
- the jitter detecting means reproduces the third test writing, detects the third jitter from the reproduced signal
- the selecting means is an apparatus for comparing the first jitter, the second jitter, and the third jitter, and obtaining a recording pulse condition according to a sixth aspect of selecting the position information used for the test writing with the smaller jitter. is there.
- the present invention according to an eighth aspect provides a writable recording method in which recording pulse standard conditions that specify recording pulse position information are recorded in advance for a plurality of possible sets of mark length and space length ⁇ : An apparatus for reading the recording pulse standard conditions from an optical disc, correcting the recording pulse standard conditions, and obtaining an optimum recording pulse condition;
- Test writing means for performing a first test writing on an optical disc by using position information for any one of combinations of all mark lengths and space lengths in the recording pulse standard condition;
- Jitter detection means for reproducing the first test writing and detecting the first jitter from the reproduced signal
- the test writing means includes all mark lengths and spaces in the recording pulse standard conditions. Among the combinations of lengths, a first predetermined amount of change is added to the position information for one of the combinations, and a second trial write is performed on the optical disc using the changed position information. Reproduces the second test writing, detects the second jitter from the reproduced signal,
- the apparatus is configured to compare the first jitter and the second jitter, and to determine a recording pulse condition including a selection unit for selecting position information used for test writing with a smaller jitter.
- the present invention according to a ninth aspect is further characterized in that the test writing means includes a position information corresponding to any one of the thread combinations among all combinations of the mark length and the space length in the recording pulse standard condition. 2 Apply a predetermined amount of change and perform a third trial writing on the optical disc using the changed position information,
- the jitter detecting means reproduces the third test writing, detects the third jitter from the reproduced signal
- the selecting means is an apparatus for comparing the first jitter, the second jitter, and the third jitter, and obtaining a recording pulse condition according to an eighth aspect of selecting the position information used for the test writing with the smaller jitter. is there.
- the position information in the middle of the above is a device for obtaining the recording pulse condition of the eighth aspect obtained by interpolating the first position information and the second position information.
- a recording pulse standard condition is read from a writable optical disc in which a recording pulse standard condition is previously recorded in a specific area, and the recording / reproducing apparatus is read.
- the method for setting the recording conditions of an optical disk for setting the recording pulse conditions for recording and reproducing data it is possible to reduce the influence of the characteristic variation of the writable optical disk and the recording / reproducing apparatus.
- good recording characteristics can be realized even if there is a difference between the optical disk characteristics and the recording pulse standard conditions of a writable optical disk in which the recording pulse standard conditions are recorded in a specific area in advance. Therefore, large-sized optical discs and recording / reproducing devices PT JP99 06158
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an optical disk recording / reproducing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a table showing recording pulse conditions.
- FIG. 2A shows a pulse condition at the front end of the mark
- FIG. 2B shows a pulse condition at the rear end of the mark.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of recording pulse conditions.
- FIG. 4 is a characteristic graph showing jitter measurement results according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a table of the uniform time shift in the first embodiment, and FIG. 5A, FIG. 5B, and FIG.
- FIGS. 5D, 5E, and 5F show the pulse condition at the trailing edge of the mark.
- Fig. 6 is a table showing specific numerical values for the uniform time shift
- Fig. 6A shows the mark front end pulse condition of uniform shift condition 1 (front end + 1, rear end 1).
- B shows the mark front end pulse condition of the recording pulse standard condition
- Fig. 6C shows the mark front end pulse condition of uniform shift condition 1 (front end + 1, rear end 1).
- Fig. 6D, Fig. 6E, Fig. 6F shows the same mark trailing end pulse condition.
- FIG. 7 is a recording pattern waveform diagram according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is a waveform chart showing a recording / reproducing operation according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a waveform chart showing a recording / reproducing operation according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a waveform diagram showing a recording / reproducing operation according to the second embodiment.
- Figure 11 is a waveform diagram showing the method of measuring jitter.
- the data is written to the disc as mark and space length information using the mark edge recording method using multi-pulses.
- the length of the mark must be 3 replacement sheets (Rule 26). 8/1
- the modulation method is a combination of T to 14T ( ⁇ is the time for one clock cycle) and the space length is a combination of integer values of 3 ⁇ to 14 ⁇ .
- a mark having a length of 3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm or more (abbreviated to 3Tm, 4 Tm, 5 Tm) and a space having a length of 3 T, 4 T, 5 T or more (3 s, 4Ts, 5Ts.)
- mark shape distortion and inter-mark thermal interference occur at the boundary between the mark and the space.
- the recording condition with the correct mark length is achieved by compensating the recording position of the wedge of the recording pulse with these combinations. If the combination of 5 Tm or more and 5 Ts or more are considered as one combination, there are 9 combinations of 3 x 3 pulse conditions at the leading edge of the mark and 9 combinations of 3 x 3 at the trailing edge of the mark. Value conditions can be set, and there are a total of 18 condition setting values.
- Fig. 2 is a table showing the values of the front-end markless pulse condition and the rear-end mark pulse condition. For example, in table (A) in Fig.
- “5 T s 5 T m” at the upper left indicates that the condition of the mark front-end pulse at the boundary between the space of 5 T or more and the following mark of 5 T or more is included. Is shown.
- the upper right corner r 3 Tm 5 T s indicates that the condition of the trailing edge pulse of the mark at the boundary between the 3 T mark and the following space of 5 T or more is included. Is shown.
- "5 T s 5 Tm" (T s is first and T is last) in the table of Fig. 2 indicates the leading edge of the recording pattern to be recorded on the optical disk and the actual drive of the laser.
- FIG. 3 shows the relationship between the mark space on the disk and the recording pulse for these values.
- the mark front end pulse condition in FIG. 2 is 3 Ts 5 Tm
- the condition when the self-mark length is 5 Tm or more and the space length immediately before it is 3 Ts is determined.
- the condition at this time is, as shown in the lower left of FIG. 3, when a mark of 5 T or more is recorded next to the 3 T space, the front end position of the recording pulse is set to the leading edge of the recording pattern (that is, the space).
- the 18 conditions shown in Fig. 2 are determined by using a representative disk as a reference of characteristics and a representative recording / reproducing apparatus as a reference.
- the determined recording pulse condition is recorded in a specific area on the disc in advance as a recording pulse standard condition.
- There are other items in the recording pulse standard conditions such as the width of the first pulse of the recording pulse, the width of the middle pulse, the width of the last pulse, and the width of the cooling pulse added after the last pulse.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an optical disk recording / reproducing apparatus for realizing the optical disk recording condition setting method of the present invention.
- 1 is a phase-change type optical disk on which data can be written
- 2 is a motor that rotates the optical disk
- 3 is a head that reads data recorded from the rotating optical disk 1 and obtains a reproduced signal
- 5 Is an equalizer that obtains a digital binary signal 6 from the analog reproduced signal by the duty-feed pack slicing method after correcting the frequency characteristics of the reproduced signal 4
- 7 is the edge of the binarized signal 6.
- PLL means for outputting the amount as phase error pulse 11 1, 9 is the recording pulse standard condition demodulation means for detecting the recording pulse standard condition 10 from data 8, 12 is the phase error pulse 11 1 for the binary signal 6 H Jitter measurement means that separates the average value of the pulse widths into and outputs the mark front end jitter i 3 and mark rear end jitter ® ⁇ 14, and 22 is the mark front end jitter voltage 13
- the recording / reproducing control means for storing the past value of the mark rear end jitter voltage 14 and outputting the correction value 23 according to the magnitude relationship with a predetermined allowable value.
- a change means that generates an amount of change to be added and outputs the amount of change as a correction value 23, 24 is a recording pulse condition in which a value obtained by adding a correction value 23 as a change amount to the value of the recording panoramic standard condition 10 is added.
- the recording pulse condition correction means that outputs as the set value 18, 15 is the pattern generation means that generates the recording pattern 16 used to determine the recording pulse condition, and 17 is the recording panel condition based on the setting value 18 Convert recording pattern 16 to multi-pulse data 19
- the recording compensating means 20 is a laser driving means for driving a laser mounted on the head 3 with a predetermined current according to the multi-pulse data 19.
- the head 3 emits a laser beam with a current 21 supplied from the laser driving means 20, and performs recording on the optical disc 1.
- the jitter measuring means 12 measures as follows.
- the waveform ( ⁇ ) shows the recording pattern generated from the pattern generating means 15.
- the waveform (B) is a recording pulse generated from the laser driving means 20
- the waveform (C) is a recording mark
- the waveform (D) is a reproduced signal 4 obtained from the head 3
- the waveform (E) is The waveform (F) shows the recovered clock generated in the PLL unit 7.
- the waveforms (G), (H), and (I) show the The measured jitter values are shown for each of the different cases: For each of waveforms (G), (H), and (I) in Fig. 11, the recording pattern corresponds to the leading edge of the 8 Tm pulse.
- the leading edge of the binarized signal is synchronized with the edge of the recovered clock, so there is a jitter distribution centered on the point of synchronization.
- the shape (G) when the leading edge of the binary signal is ahead of the edge of the recovered clock ( The shape (G)), synchronized (waveform (H)), and delayed (waveform (I)) are shown.If leading, the jitter distribution is centered on the leading point.
- synchronized there is a jitter distribution around the synchronized point
- delayed there is a jitter distribution around the delayed point.
- the waveforms (G), (H), and (I) are shown at the right end of the waveforms collected and superimposed if the number of synchronized ⁇ (waveforms (H)) is large, the spread of the superimposed jitter distribution If the leading (waveform (G)) or lagging (waveform (I)) is included, the spread width of the superimposed jitter distribution becomes wider. In each case, the jitter distribution for the leading edge jitter of the mark is collected, and the superimposed result is used as signal 13. Also, the jitter distribution for the trailing edge jitter of the mark is collected and the result of superposition is output as a signal 14. These signals 13 and 14 represent the values of the jitter, and the recording / reproduction control means is used as the measurement result. Sent to 2 2
- the pattern generating means 15 includes a random pattern generator 15a for generating a random pattern and a predetermined pattern generator 15b for generating a predetermined pattern.
- a random pattern generator 1.5a is used, and in the second embodiment, a predetermined pattern generator 15b is used.
- the changing means 25 includes a uniform changer 25a for uniformly changing the entire nine default values in the recording pulse standard condition, and an individual changer 25b for individually changing the nine default values one by one. It is included. 12 Next, the operation steps of the present embodiment will be described. First, the first step is to read out the recording pulse standard conditions recorded on the optical disc 1 in advance. For this purpose, the spot is moved to a specific area of the optical disc 1 on which the head 3 rotates, and the previously recorded track of the recording pulse standard condition is traced. The reproduced signal 4 at this time is converted into a binarized signal 6 by the equalizer binarizing means 5, and the data 8 synchronized by the PLL means 7 is obtained.
- Tables (B) and (E) in Fig. 6 are specific examples of the recording pulse standard conditions 10-examples.
- Table (B) sets the default values for all combinations at the mark front end as the pulse conditions at the mark front end
- Table (E) shows the default values for all sets at the end of the mark as pulse conditions at the mark rear end. Is set.
- the units of numerical values 2, 4, 6, etc. shown in the table are nanoseconds, and the recording clock cycle T is 17 nanoseconds.
- the second step is to test-write data on the optical disk under the standard recording pulse conditions.
- the laser spot of the head 3 is moved to a writable track of the optical disc 1.
- the random signal generator 16 generates a random signal 16 from the random pattern generator 15 a as a recording pattern.
- the recording pulse standard condition 10 described above is output as it is as the recording pulse condition setting value 18 without being corrected by the recording pulse condition correcting means 24.
- the recording compensating means 17 converts the random signal 16 into multi-pulse data 19 based on the recording panelless condition setting value. For example, as shown in FIG. 8, if the random signal 16 includes a signal of 6 Ts 4 Tm (4 T mark following 6 T space), the leading edge of the recording pulse for the 4 T mark is Table in Fig.
- the current is converted into a current 21 for driving the laser and supplied to the head 3.
- the head 3 performs recording on a Jf5 writable track.
- the third step is Martino, where the pulses have been shifted under standard conditions for recording pulses. Reproduce the random data that was trial-written using the loose data 19 and measure the jitter of the reproduced signal.
- the track recorded in the second step is reproduced by the head 3, and the binarized signal 6 is obtained by the equalizer binarizing means 5.
- a reproduction clock is generated by the PLL unit 7 from the binarized signal 6, and a phase error pulse 11 of the reproduced clock and the binarized signal is output.
- the mark front end jitter mm13 and the mark rear end jitter ill4 are separately detected.
- the detected front end jitter 3 ⁇ 4 £ V f (0) and the rear end jitter 3 ⁇ 4JEVr (0) of the mark are stored in the recording / reproduction control means 22.
- “0” in Kazuko indicates the standard condition. If the recording of the jitters SIEV f (0) and V r (0) is performed, the change is notified to the changing means 25, and then the fourth step is performed.
- the recording pulse standard condition 10 sent from the recording pulse standard condition demodulating means 9 is uniformly changed, that is, time-shifted, by the uniform changer 25a included in the transformation means 25.
- Test-write data on the optical disc Tables (B) and (E) in Fig. 5 show the standard recording pulse conditions. Tables (A) and (D) show an example in which these tables (B) and (E) are uniformly changed. ing. In Fig. 5, the two tables (B) and (E) above and below the center are the standard recording pulse conditions read from the disk. Table (A) on the left shows the correction value obtained by uniformly adding 1 to the value of the recording panoreth standard condition of the mark front end pulse.
- Table (D) on the left shows the correction value obtained by uniformly adding -1 to the value of the recording pulse standard condition of the trailing edge pulse.
- Table (C) on the right shows the correction value obtained by adding -1 to the value of the recording pulse standard condition of the leading pulse of the mark
- Table (F) on the right shows the recording of the trailing pulse of the mark. It shows the correction value obtained by uniformly adding 1 to the value of the pulse condition.
- Tables (A) and (F) in Fig. 6 show specific examples of the numerical values of force (F).
- test writing is performed using the correction values of Table (A), which is the front end + 1, and Table (D), which is the rear end-1.
- Table (A) which is the front end + 1
- Table (D) which is the rear end-1.
- Uniform changer 25 a Force As correction value 23, +1 for mark front end pulse condition, 1 for mark rear end pulse condition 14
- the recording pulse condition correction means 24 the correction value 23 is added to the recording pulse standard condition 10 and the recording pulse condition setting value 18 is output.
- a random signal is recorded on the optical disc 1.
- the random data recorded in the fourth step is reproduced, and the jitter of the reproduced signal is measured.
- the mark front end jitter voltage V f (+1) and the mark rear end jitter SffiV r ( ⁇ 1) are stored in the recording / reproduction control means 22.
- the values in Katsuko indicate the amount of change from the standard condition.
- the fourth and fifth steps are repeated while changing the correction value 23 to collect the jitter «] £.
- the correction values 23 for the pulse conditions at the front end of the mark and the pulse conditions at the rear end of the mark are paired as (+1, 1 1), (+ 2,-2), (-1 1). , +1), (1-2, +2).
- Examples of changing to (+1, 1 1) are shown in Tables (A) and (D) in FIG. 5, and specific values are shown in Tables (A) and (D) in FIG. .
- the change +1 represents a change of +1 nanosecond. In this way, the recording pulse standard condition is uniformly changed by the correction value 23, and the plotted points as shown in FIG. 4 are recorded in the recording / reproduction control device 22.
- FIG. 4 shows two examples of the measurement results of the jitter voltages Vf and Vr obtained by uniformly changing the correction value 23 as described above.
- the pair of the pulse condition at the front end of the mark and the pulse condition at the rear end of the mark when the jitter E is less than the allowable value or the lowest is adopted. If the characteristics of the optical disk used, the pre-recorded standard recording pulse conditions, and the characteristics of the recording / reproducing device are compatible, when the correction value is 0 as shown in Fig. 4 (A), the Both the jitter voltage V f at the leading edge of the mark and the jitter at the trailing edge of the mark are smaller than the minimum value or the allowable value.
- the embodiment of the present invention is a recording condition setting method which focuses on uniform correction of the recording panel condition and a change in reproduction jitter, and a mark front edge obtained by trial writing under each condition.
- a combination in which the magnitude of the leading edge and trailing edge jitter is smaller than the minimum value or the allowable value is used as the optimum recording condition of the apparatus.
- the recording pulse condition setting value to be used in the recording / reproducing apparatus is determined based on the jitter voltages collected in the fourth and fifth steps.
- the recording / reproduction control means 24 shown in FIG. 1 in the set of the mark front end jitter «m and the mark rear end jitter voltage for each correction value, the larger of the front end and the rear end jitter ⁇ 1 ⁇ is set to the allowable value or less. The value is selected and used as a recording condition of the recording / reproducing apparatus thereafter.
- a pair in which the correction value of the pulse condition at the front end of the mark and the pulse condition at the rear end of the mark are ( ⁇ 1, +1) may be adopted.
- a pair in which the correction value of the mark front end noiseless condition and the mark rear end pulse condition is (0, +1) may be adopted.
- the adopted correction value is used when recording the optical disk currently loaded on the recording / reproducing device.
- the embodiment of the present invention reads out the recording pulse standard conditions recorded in advance on the optical disc, and determines the standard recording pulse conditions based on the combination of the previous space length and the self-mark length.
- the recording / reproducing signal is obtained by shifting all the pulse conditions at the leading edge of the mark and all the pulse conditions at the trailing edge of the mark determined by the combination of the self-mark length and the trailing space length by a fixed amount.
- the value corrected from the standard condition is set as the recording pulse condition of the recording / reproducing apparatus so that the jitter of the data becomes below the allowable value, and the data is recorded / reproduced. According to this method, it is possible to reduce the influence of the characteristic variation of the writable optical disk and the recording / reproducing apparatus, and to always realize the optimal recording / reproducing state of the optical disk.
- the correction value 23 the method has been described in which the pulse condition at the front end of the mark is set to -1 when the pulse condition at the front end of the mark is added.
- the pulse condition at the front end of the mark is set to -1 when the pulse condition at the front end of the mark is added.
- the writable optical disk in which the recording pulse standard condition is recorded in a specific area in advance the optical disk capable of realizing good recording characteristics even when there is a difference between the optical disk characteristics and the recording pulse standard conditions
- the method for setting the recording conditions is described specifically.
- Embodiment 2 will also be described with reference to FIG. The parts different from the first embodiment will be described, and the same parts will be omitted.
- the two values of 5Ts, 5Tm and 5Tm5Ts use the standard recording pulse conditions as they are.
- 12 types of recording patterns corresponding to each are used. These 12 types of recording patterns are generated by the predetermined pattern generator 15b of the pattern generating means 15.
- Figure 7 shows the relationship between each recording pulse condition and the recording pattern used.
- the recording pattern (1) shown in FIG. 7 (A) is used to determine the mark front-end panelless condition 5Ts4Tm having a self mark length of 4 Tm and a preceding mark length of 5 Ts or more.
- the recording pattern (1) is a repeated signal of 8Tm, 6Ts, 4Tm, and 6Ts. All recording patterns have the same total mark length and total space length, include two marks and two spaces, change the edge to be determined, and fix the other three edges It is characterized by being used.
- the mark leading edge to be changed is represented by ⁇
- the mark trailing edge to be varied is represented by ⁇ . The rest are fixed edges.
- the operation steps of the present embodiment will be described.
- the following describes in detail an example of using the recording pattern (1) to determine the mark front-end panelless condition 5Ts4Tm with the self mark length 4TnTC before the mark length 5Ts or more.
- the steps to be determined are the same except that the recording pattern is different.
- the first step is to read out recording pulse standard conditions recorded in advance on the optical disc 1. This step is the same as in the first embodiment.
- a predetermined recording pattern (1) is trial-written on the optical disc in order to determine the recording pulse condition 5 Ts 4 Tm.
- the recording pulse standard condition of 5Ts 4Tm is output as it is as the recording pulse condition setting value 18, and the recording compensation means 18 17
- the recording pattern (1) is converted into multi-pulse data 19 based on the recording pulse condition setting value.
- the multi-pulse data 19 is converted into a current 21 for driving a laser in the laser driving means 20 and supplied to the head 3.
- Head 3 records on the writable track.
- the third step is to play back the test-written recording pattern (1) and measure the jitter of the playback signal.
- the track recorded in the second step is reproduced by the head 3, and the binarized signal 6 is obtained by the equalizer binarizing means 5.
- a reproduction clock is generated from the binarized signal 6 by the PLL means 7, and a phase error panorama 11 of the reproduced clock and the binarized signal is output.
- the jitter measuring means 12 outputs a signal 13 representing the mark front end jitter SffV f (0) with the average value of the width of the phase error pulse 11 as jitter 3 ⁇ 4 ⁇ .
- 0 in Kakko indicates that the change amount of the recording pulse with respect to the changing edge of the recording pattern (1) is 0, that is, the default value 4 from the recording pulse standard condition 10 (Table (B in FIG. 6)).
- the value corresponding to 5 T s 4 Tm in the parentheses) indicates that the jitter obtained as it was used as is «JE. Since this step is for obtaining the mark front end pulse condition, only the mark front end jitter ® JEV ⁇ ⁇ is detected. Conversely, in order to obtain the mark rear end pulse condition, only the mark rear end jitter voltage Vr is detected.
- the detected mark front end jitter mffiV f (0) is stored in the recording / playback control means 22. If the recording of the jitter voltage Vf (0) is performed, the change is transmitted to the change means 25, and then the fourth step is performed.
- the fourth step first, for example, +1 is output from the individual transformer 25 b in the transformation means 25 as the correction value 23 for the default value 4 of the mark front end pulse condition 5 Ts 4 Tm. I do.
- the recording pulse condition correction means 2 4 calculates the value 5 obtained by adding the correction value 2 3 + 1 to the default value 4 of 5 T s 4 Tm included in the recording pulse standard condition 10, and the recording pulse condition setting value 1 8 Output as Hereinafter, similarly to the second step, the recording pattern (1) is recorded on the optical disc 1.
- the recording pattern (1) recorded in the fourth step is reproduced, and the jitter of the reproduced signal is measured.
- the mark front end jitter voltage Vf (1) is stored in the recording / reproduction control means 22. Further, the fourth and fifth steps are repeated while changing the correction value 23 to collect the jitter ⁇ E. 18
- FIGS. 8, 9, and 10 show the recording / reproducing waveforms when the correction value 23 of the recording pulse condition 5 Ts 4 Tm is changed to +1, +2, +3 using the recording pattern (1). Shown in
- a phase error pulse (FIG. 9 (F)) representing a phase shift between the binary signal (FIG. 9 (E)) obtained by binarizing the reproduction signal (FIG. 9 (D)) and the reproduction clock (FIG. 9 (F)). G)) are all narrow. Therefore, the jitter miEVi (+2) indicating the average value of the width of the phase error pulse is small.
- the phase error pulse (Fig. 10 (G)) representing the phase shift of (F)) becomes wider at the front edge of the 4T mark. Therefore, the jitter mj ⁇ V f (+3) indicating the average value of the width of the phase error pulse is large.
- the embodiment of the present invention is a recording condition setting method that focuses on the change of the correction condition of the recording pulse condition and the reproduction jitter voltage.
- the leading edge jitter of the mark obtained by trial writing under each condition is an allowable value. It is characterized in that the following or the minimum value is used as the optimum recording condition of the apparatus.
- the set value of the recording panorama condition 5Ts4Tm to be used in the recording / reproducing apparatus is determined based on the jitter voltage Vf collected in the fourth and fifth steps. 19 In other words, from the results of multiple trial writing and reading, determine the case where the jitter voltage Vf is below the minimum value or the allowable value, and use the correction value in that case. In the example shown in FIGS. 8, 9, and 10, if: ⁇ , the correction value +2 of the mark front end pulse condition 5Ts4Tm is adopted. In this way, the recording / reproducing control means 24 of FIG. 1 selects a correction value at which the mark front end jitter voltage for each correction value is equal to or less than the allowable value or the minimum, and sets the mark front end pulse condition 5 T Used as the value of s4Tm.
- test writing is performed using the recording pattern (1) to determine the mark rear end pulse condition 4Tm5Ts, and the mark rear end jitter S! EVr is equal to or smaller than the allowable value or minimum. Is selected and used as the value of the 4Tm5Ts mark rear end pulse condition of the recording / reproducing apparatus thereafter.
- test writing is performed using the recording pattern (2) to determine the mark front-end pulse condition 4 Ts 5 Tm, and the correction value at which the mark front-end jitter voltage Vf is below the allowable value or minimum is set. Select it and use it as the value of 4 Ts 5 Tm of the front-end pulse condition of the mask of the recording / reproducing apparatus thereafter. In this way, the second to sixth steps are repeated while changing the recording pattern.
- the embodiment of the present invention reads out the recording pulse standard conditions recorded in advance on the optical disc, and determines the standard recording pulse conditions based on the combination of the previous space length and the self-mark length.
- the recording pattern corresponding to each of the plurality of mark front-end pulse conditions and each of the plurality of mark rear-end pulse conditions determined by the combination of the self mark length and the rear space length (Fig. 7 (A)
- the embodiment of the present invention is characterized in that not all recording pulse conditions are determined by recording / reproducing of each corresponding recording pattern, but some conditions are interpolated by calculation from other conditions. I do.
- each of a plurality of mark front end pulse conditions determined by a combination of the selected preceding space length and the self mark length, and the selected self Record a pattern corresponding to each of a plurality of mark trailing edge pulse conditions determined by the combination of the mark length and the trailing space length, and separately set each standard condition so that the jitter of the reproduced signal is below the allowable value.
- the captured value is set as a recording pulse condition of the recording / reproducing device (partially as in the step of the second embodiment).
- the recording / reproduction control means 24 for the recording pulse condition not selected, a value obtained by interpolation from the correction value of the selected recording pulse condition is set as the recording pulse condition of the recording / reproduction device, and the data Perform recording and playback. As a result, the time until all the recording pulse conditions are set can be greatly reduced.
- 5Ts5Tm and 5Tm5Ts show an example in which the standard recording pulse conditions read from the optical disk are used as they are, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the recording condition setting method of the present invention may be applied after correction is performed by a method of detecting a repetition signal of 6 Tm 6 Ts and detecting asymmetry or duty, or the like.
- Figure 7 shows the recording pattern. 21 pattern was used, but if the total mark length and the total space length are the same, and the pattern includes two marks and two spaces and at least one edge of the attribute to be determined, jitter detection is performed. Is possible.
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