WO2002023542A1 - Optical information recording medium and optical information recording method, optical information recording device - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an optical information recording medium for optically recording information, an optical information recording method, and an optical information recording device. More specifically, an optical device including a first information recording layer on which information is recorded by a laser beam, and a second information recording layer on which information is recorded by a laser beam passing through the first information recording layer
- the present invention relates to an optical information recording medium, an optical information recording method, and an optical information recording device. Background art
- optical discs, optical disks, optical tapes, and the like have been proposed and developed as optical information recording media for optically recording information.
- optical disks are receiving attention as optical information recording media for recording information with high capacity and high density.
- phase change optical disk One type of rewritable optical disk is a phase change optical disk.
- a recording film used for a phase-change optical disk reversibly changes to an amorphous state or a crystalline state depending on heating conditions and cooling conditions using laser light. Since the optical constants of the recording film are different between the amorphous state and the crystalline state, in a phase change optical disk, two states are selectively formed on the recording film according to the information to be recorded, and the resulting optical change (Ie, changes in transmittance or reflectance). Thereby, recording and Z or reproduction of information can be performed. Information is recorded in the following way to obtain the above two states.
- a laser beam When a laser beam is applied to the recording film of an optical disc with a power that raises the temperature of the recording film above its melting point (this is called a recording pulse), the molten portion of the recording film is cooled rapidly as the laser beam passes. The recording mark becomes an amorphous state.
- a laser beam having a power enough to raise the temperature of the recording film to a temperature equal to or higher than the crystallization temperature and equal to or lower than the melting point is focused and irradiated, the recording film irradiated with such laser light is in a crystalline state.
- the optical disk is a recording medium that can be exchanged with the optical disk recording / reproducing device
- the optical disk recording / reproducing device needs to perform stable recording / reproducing on a plurality of different optical disks.
- the thermal characteristics of the optical disks differ due to manufacturing variations and Z or changes over time, the effects of thermal interference between the recording marks themselves and the recording marks Are different. Therefore, there is a possibility that recording conditions such as the recording power on the optical disc and the optimum edge position of the recording pulse are different.
- the optical disk recording / reproducing apparatus determines the recording conditions before recording information on the optical disk. Specifically, the optical disk recording / reproducing apparatus reproduces the test information after performing a test recording with a specific data pattern (this is called test information) before recording the information to be recorded on the optical disk. The reproduced signal is measured to determine the recording conditions. This step is called test recording. Also, the optical disc has an area for use in test recording, and this area is called a test recording area. In a specific portion of the rewritable optical disk, a read-only area composed of uneven phase pits is formed in advance. Information that does not need to be rewritten, such as information on the optical disc itself and address information, is recorded in the read-only area. This area is also called the embossed area.
- an area where information is recorded by forming a recording mark is called a recording / reproducing area.
- Information that can be rewritten is recorded in the recording / reproducing area.
- the data area is provided in the center of the disk, and the inner area of the data area is called a lead-in area and the outer area of the data area is called a lead-out area.
- An area is provided.
- an area for recording optical disk management information and / or a test recording area are provided inside the lead-in area and the lead-out area.
- each information recording layer often has different recording characteristics. Therefore, it is necessary to perform test recording for each information recording layer in a multilayer recording medium.
- One example of such a method is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-35050.
- the second information recording layer when test recording is performed on an information recording layer (hereinafter, referred to as a second information recording layer) farther from the laser incident surface of the multilayer recording medium, the second information recording layer is The influence of the state of the information recording layer closer to the laser incident surface than the second information recording layer (hereinafter, the first information recording layer) was not considered.
- the laser beam for recording information on the second information recording layer may be non-uniform depending on what area of the first information recording layer the light has passed. As a result, there was a problem that the correct recording conditions could not be obtained even if test recording was performed.
- the light transmittance of the information recording layer differs depending on whether or not information is recorded in the recording / reproducing area of the information recording layer, it is used for test recording of the second information recording layer. Because the amount of laser light reaching the second information recording layer changes depending on the ratio of the unrecorded area and the recording area to the spot in the first information recording layer through which the laser light passes. However, there was a problem that a correct recording condition could not be obtained. Also, the transmittance of the unrecorded area in the recording / reproducing area can be considered to be equivalent to the transmittance of the read-only area, but the transmittance of the recording area in the recording / reproducing area is different from the transmittance of the read-only area.
- the laser light reaching the second information recording layer also depends on the ratio of the read-only area and the recording / reproducing area to the laser beam spot (and the recording area and the unrecorded area in the recording / reproducing area). There is a problem that the amount of light changes.
- recording information for example, user data information
- the present invention solves these conventional problems, and has as its object to accurately determine the optimum recording conditions for an optical information recording medium having two or more information recording layers. Alternatively, it is an object to accurately record information on an information recording layer of an optical information recording medium having two or more information recording layers. Disclosure of the invention
- An optical information recording medium comprises: a first information recording layer on which information is recorded by a laser beam; and a second information recording on which information is recorded by a laser beam passing through the first information recording layer.
- An optical information recording medium comprising: a first information recording layer including at least one of a read-only area and a recording / reproducing area; and the second information recording layer including a test recording layer. Area, wherein one of the read-only area and the recording / reproducing area includes an area in the first information recording layer through which a laser beam for recording information in the test recording area passes. At least one of the read-only area and the recording / playback area and the test area are arranged.
- the test apparatus further includes a separation layer that separates the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer, and the first information recording layer through which laser light for recording information in the test recording area passes.
- d is the distance in the thickness direction between the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer
- n is the refractive index of the separation layer
- NA is The aperture ratio of an objective lens for focusing the laser beam on the test recording area.
- the second information recording layer may have a data recording area arranged at least at a distance from the end of the test recording area to the length S.
- a region in the first information recording layer through which a laser beam for recording information in the test recording region passes is a region of the first information recording layer corresponding to the test recording region.
- a distance ⁇ ′ away from the end of the test recording area in the outer direction of the test recording area, and the length ⁇ 5 ′ is:
- ⁇ may be a maximum displacement amount between the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer.
- the second information recording layer may have a data recording area arranged at least at a distance ⁇ 5 ′ from an end of the test recording area.
- An optical information recording medium comprises: a first information recording layer on which information is recorded by a laser beam; and a second information recording on which information is recorded by a laser beam passing through the first information recording layer.
- An optical information recording medium comprising: a first information recording layer including a predetermined area; a second information recording layer including a test recording area; The predetermined area and the test area are arranged so as to include an area in the first information recording layer through which a laser beam for recording information passes in the test recording area; Is either a recorded state or an unrecorded state.
- the predetermined area in the unrecorded state may be a recording prohibited area.
- the predetermined area in the unrecorded state may be a mirror area.
- the predetermined area in the unrecorded state may be a lead-in area.
- n is the refractive index of the separation layer
- NA is the It may be an aperture ratio of an objective lens for focusing laser light on the test recording area.
- the second information recording layer may have a data recording area arranged at least at a distance ⁇ from an end of the test recording area.
- An area in the first information recording layer through which a laser beam for recording information in the test recording area passes is a region of the first information recording layer corresponding to the test recording area.
- 5 m may be a maximum displacement amount between the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer.
- the second information recording layer may include a data recording area arranged at least at a distance ⁇ ′ from an end of the test recording area.
- An optical information recording medium comprises: a first information recording layer on which information is recorded by a laser beam; and a second information recording on which information is recorded by a laser beam passing through the first information recording layer.
- An optical information recording medium comprising: a first information recording layer, the first information recording layer including a test recording area and a recording / reproducing area, and a laser beam for recording information in the test recording area passes therethrough.
- the transmittance of an area in the first information recording layer to be recorded is the first information recording area through which a laser beam for recording information in the recording / reproducing area passes.
- the information for calculating the optimum recording condition of at least one of the test recording area and the recording / reproducing area includes the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer. Recorded in a specific area.
- An optical information recording medium comprises: a first information recording layer on which information is recorded by a laser beam; and a second information recording on which information is recorded by a laser beam passing through the first information recording layer.
- An optical information recording medium comprising: a first information recording layer, the first information recording layer including at least one of a read-only area and a first recording / reproducing area; And a second recording / reproducing area, wherein one of the read-only area and the first recording / reproducing area passes a laser beam for recording information in the second recording / reproducing area. At least one of the read-only area and the first recording / reproducing area and the second recording / reproducing area are arranged so as to include the area in the first information recording layer.
- the length ⁇ 5 is
- d is the distance in the thickness direction between the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer
- n is the refractive index of the separation layer
- NA is The aperture ratio of an objective lens for focusing the laser beam on the second recording / reproducing area
- An area in the first information recording layer through which a laser beam for recording information in the recording / reproducing area passes is a corresponding area of the second recording / reproducing area in the first information recording layer.
- a distance ⁇ ′ away from the end of the second recording / reproducing area in the outward direction of the second recording / reproducing area, and the length ⁇ ′ is:
- ⁇ ' dtan (sin- 1 (NAZn)) + ⁇ 5 m
- 5 m may be the maximum displacement between the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer.
- the area of the read-only area of the first information recording layer may be zero.
- An optical information recording medium comprises: a first information recording layer on which information is recorded by a laser beam; and a second information recording on which information is recorded by a laser beam passing through the first information recording layer.
- An optical information recording medium comprising: a first layer; and a separation layer that separates the first information recording layer and the second information separation layer, wherein the first information recording layer comprises: A second test recording area including a test recording area and a non-uniform light prevention area; a second test recording area including a second test recording area; and a second test recording area.
- the interval is longer than the length 5, and the non-uniform light prevention area is an area in the first information recording layer through which laser light for recording information in the second test recording area passes.
- the second test recording area, the first test recording area, and the second test recording area is arranged; ⁇ , the length is
- d is the distance in the thickness direction between the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer
- n is the refractive index of the separation layer
- NA is The aperture ratio of an objective lens for focusing the laser light on the second test recording area.
- the first information recording layer includes at least one of a first lead-in area and a first lead-out area
- the second information recording layer includes a second lead-in area and a second lead-in area. And at least one of the first lead-in area and the second lead-in area, or any one of the first lead-in area and the second lead-out area.
- a first test recording area and a second test recording area may be a read-only area.
- the non-uniform light prevention area may be an area including at least one of a group consisting of a read-only area, a write-protected area, and a mirror area.
- An area in the first information recording layer through which a laser beam for recording information in the second test recording area passes is located at an end of a corresponding area of the second test recording area. This is an area that is separated by a length outside the recording area, and the length ⁇ ′ is
- ⁇ 5 m may be a maximum displacement amount between the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer.
- An area in the first information recording layer through which a laser beam for recording information in the second test recording area passes is located at an end of a corresponding area of the second test recording area. Is a region that is 6 'away from the test recording area in the outer direction, and the length ⁇ ' is
- ⁇ 5 m may be a maximum displacement amount between the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer.
- the optical information recording method comprises: a first information recording layer on which information is recorded by a laser beam; and a second information recording on which information is recorded by a laser beam passing through the first information recording layer.
- An optical information recording method for an optical information recording medium comprising: a first information recording layer, wherein the first information recording layer includes at least one of a read-only area and a recording / reproducing area; The information recording layer includes a test recording area, and the optical information recording method includes: storing information in advance in an area in the first information recording layer through which laser light for recording information in the test recording area passes; Recording, and after the step of recording information in advance, a step of recording information in the test recording area.
- the test apparatus further includes a separation layer that separates the first information recording layer and the second information separation layer, and the first information recording layer through which a laser beam for recording information in the test recording area passes.
- the area inside the second recording / reproducing area of the first information recording layer A region that is separated from the end of the region corresponding to the region by a length ⁇ in a direction outside the second recording / reproducing region, and the length ⁇ is:
- n is the refractive index of the separation layer
- NA is The aperture ratio of an objective lens for focusing the laser beam on the second test recording area
- An area in the first information recording layer through which laser light for recording information in the test recording area passes is a region corresponding to the second recording / reproducing area in the first information recording layer.
- ⁇ may be a maximum displacement amount between the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer.
- the pre-recorded information may be information obtained by modulating dummy information.
- the step of recording information in advance may include a step of recording using a certification step.
- the optical information recording method comprises: a first information recording layer on which information is recorded by a laser beam; and a second information recording on which information is recorded by a laser beam passing through the first information recording layer.
- An optical information recording method for an optical information recording medium comprising: a first information recording layer, wherein the first information recording layer includes at least one of a read-only area and a recording / reproducing area; The information recording layer includes a test recording area, and the optical information recording method is characterized in that an area in the first information recording layer through which a laser beam for recording information passes in the test recording area is the read-only area.
- Area or an unrecorded area of the recording / reproducing area, or of the recording / reproducing area Determining whether or not the area is in the recording state of the following; performing test recording in the test recording area; and determining a recording condition; based on the result of the determination and the determined recording condition, Calculating an optimum recording condition for the information recording layer.
- the optical information recording medium further includes a separation layer for separating the first information recording layer and the second information separation layer, and a laser beam for recording information in the test recording area is provided.
- the area in the first information recording layer that passes therethrough extends from an end of an area corresponding to the second recording / reproduction area of the first information recording layer toward an outside of the second recording / reproduction area. Is a region separated by a length ⁇ , wherein the length ⁇ is
- d is the distance in the thickness direction between the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer
- n is the refractive index of the separation layer
- NA is The aperture ratio of an objective lens for focusing the laser beam on the second recording / reproducing area.
- An area in the first information recording layer through which laser light for recording information passes in the test recording area corresponds to the second recording / reproducing area in the first information recording layer.
- a region ⁇ , away from the end of the region in the outward direction of the second recording / reproducing region, and the length ⁇ ′ is:
- ⁇ may be a maximum displacement amount between the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer.
- Information regarding the calculation of the optimum recording condition may be recorded in a specific area of the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer.
- An optical information recording apparatus comprises: a first information recording layer on which information is recorded by a laser beam; and a second information recording on which information is recorded by a laser beam passing through the first information recording layer.
- An optical information recording device for an optical information recording medium comprising: a first recording layer, a second recording layer, and a second recording layer. A laser light for recording information in an area passes through the interference area determining unit for determining an area in the first information recording layer; and a laser light for recording information in the test recording area passes therethrough.
- the test recording area is determined based on a recording state determining unit that determines whether an area in the first information recording layer is in a recorded state or an unrecorded state; A recording unit for recording a signal in an area in the first information recording layer, through which a laser beam for recording information passes.
- FIG. 1 is an external view of an optical information recording medium according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the optical information recording medium according to the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a format diagram of the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a format diagram of a first information recording layer and a second information recording layer of a comparative example.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating the length of a spot on the first information recording layer according to the present invention (that is, an area passing through the first information recording layer).
- FIG. 6 is a format diagram of a first information recording layer and a second information recording layer according to a modification of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a format diagram of the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a format diagram of a first information recording layer and a second information recording layer according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram of an optical information recording device for producing an optical information recording medium according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a format diagram of a first information recording layer and a second information recording layer according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a format diagram of a second information recording layer and a second information recording layer according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a format diagram of the first information recording layer and the second information recording layer according to Embodiment 6 of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a format diagram of a plurality of information recording layers according to Embodiment 7 of the present invention.
- FIG. 14 is a format diagram of a first information recording layer and a second information recording layer according to the eighth embodiment.
- the present embodiment relates to an optical information recording medium capable of obtaining accurate recording conditions by test recording.
- FIG. 1 is an external view of an optical information recording medium 100 according to the present invention.
- an optical disc 100 will be described as a specific example of the optical information recording medium 100.
- FIG. 2 shows a cross-sectional view of the optical recording information medium 100 according to the present invention.
- the optical disk 100 shows the structure of the multilayer recording medium. As shown in FIG. 2, the optical disk 100 has an incident surface 110, a first information recording layer 120, a second information recording layer 130, and a first information recording layer 1 And a separation layer 150 for separating the second information recording layer 130 from the second information recording layer 130.
- the first information recording layer 120 and the second information recording layer 130 are respectively provided on the first substrate 1
- a groove or a phase pit is formed in advance on the substrate 40 and the second substrate 145, and a protective film, a recording film, a reflective film, and the like are formed on the groove or the phase pit.
- the first substrate 140 on which the film is formed and the second substrate 144 on which the film is formed are adhered with an ultraviolet curing resin or the like, and the separation layer 1 is formed.
- Form 50 The first information recording layer 120 and the second information are separated by the separation layer 150. It is separated from the recording layer 130. -'
- the laser beam 170 As for the laser beam 170, the laser beam 170 focused by the objective lens 160 enters from the entrance surface 110 side, and information is recorded on the information recording layer by the laser beam 170.
- FIG. 1 shows how information is recorded on the second information recording layer 130 by the laser beam 170 that has passed through the first information recording layer 120.
- FIG. 3 is a format diagram of the first information recording layer 120 and the second information recording layer 130.
- FIG. 3 shows a format along the radial direction from the center of the optical disc 100.
- the center of the optical disc 100 is indicated by a radial direction 0.
- the radial direction indicates a distance from the center of the optical disc 100.
- the left direction in the figure indicates the inner circumference of the optical disc 100, and the right direction indicates the outer circumference of the optical disc 100.
- the first information recording layer 120 includes a first read-only area (ROM) 122 and a first recording / playback area (RAM) 124.
- the first recording / reproducing area 124 includes a first test recording area (TEST) 126 and a first data recording area (DATA) 128.
- TEST test recording area
- DATA data recording area
- the first information recording layer 120 is arranged from the inner circumference in the order of a first reproduction-only area 122, a first test recording area 126, and a first data recording area 128. .
- the second information recording layer 130 includes a second read-only area (ROM) 132 and a second recording / playback area (RAM) 134.
- the second recording / reproducing area 134 includes a second test recording area (TEST) 136 and a second data recording area (DATA) 138.
- An area 133 between the second read-only area 132 and the second test recording area 136 is, for example, an unused area that is not used.
- the first information recording layer 120 is arranged from the inner circumference in the order of a second read-only area 132, an unused area 133, a second test recording area 136, and a second data recording area 138. Have been.
- a phase pit sequence indicating information is formed in the first read-only area 122 and the second read-only area 132.
- a groove indicating information is formed in the first recording / reproducing area 124 and the second recording / reproducing area 134.
- the read-only area records information that does not need to be rewritten, such as information on the optical disc itself and address information.
- the recording / reproducing area is assumed to record information that is likely to be rewritten.
- information is recorded in different forms as described above. Since information that does not need to be rewritten is recorded in the read-only area, information is recorded at the same time as the substrate is formed using the phase pit sequence.
- the recording / reproducing area information having a high possibility of being rewritten is recorded, so that the information is recorded in the form of a recording mark on the recording film formed on the groove.
- test recording area is used for performing test recording on the information recording layer including the test recording area.
- the data recording area is used to record user information.
- the first information recording layer 120 and the second information recording layer 130 are provided substantially parallel to each other from the center of the disc and at substantially the same length. I have.
- the information recording layer closer to the incident side of the optical information recording medium is used.
- the information recording layer that is farther from the incident side of the optical information recording medium is called the first information recording layer, and is called the second information recording layer.
- the information recording layer of the optical information recording medium of the present invention is not limited to two layers.
- the present invention is also applicable to an optical information recording medium having a plurality of information recording layers.
- the first recording / reproducing area 124 is formed on the first information recording layer 120 by an optical disc. It is provided from the position of radius r1 from the center of 100 to the outer periphery.
- the second test recording area 1336 is provided in the second information recording layer 130 so as to have an area having a length a from the position of the radius r 2.
- the radial start point of the first recording / reproducing area 124 is shorter by the length ⁇ than the radial start point of the second test recording area 136.
- a start point indicates a point having the shortest radius in a certain area
- an end point indicates a point having the longest radius in a certain area.
- a laser beam 170 for recording information on the second test recording area 1 36 passes through the first information recording layer 120. Since the laser beam 1 ⁇ 0 is focused and incident, the area (spot) 1 75 in the first information recording layer through which the laser beam 170 passes is wider than the second test recording area 1 36 .
- the optical disc 100 has a first recording / reproducing area 124, a first test recording area 132, and a first test beam area 170 through which a laser beam 170 for recording information passes. It is configured to include the area 175 in the information recording layer. For this reason, the starting point of the first recording / reproducing layer 124 is shorter than the starting point of the second test recording / reproducing area by the above-mentioned length ⁇ .
- the length of the area 175 in the first information recording layer 120 through which the laser beam 170 focused on the second test recording area 136 passes is the second test recording area 136. This corresponds to the sum of the length a corresponding to 6 and the length ⁇ 5 from each end of the corresponding area of the second test recording area 13 6 to the inner peripheral side and the outer peripheral side. That is, the length of the region 1 ⁇ 5 is represented by the length 3 + a + 5.
- the length is the first information recording layer 120 This is due to the spread of the laser light 170 at If the first recording / reproducing area 124 and the second test recording area 1336 are arranged so that the first recording / reproducing area 124 includes at least this area 1 ⁇ 5, When test recording is performed using the test recording area 1336, the laser beam 170 passes only through the first recording / reproducing area 124 of the first information recording layer 12.0.
- the laser beam 170 passes through only the first recording / reproducing area 124 of the first information recording layer 120.
- the first recording / reproducing area 124 and the second test recording area 133 are arranged for the following reasons.
- the recording / reproducing area and the reproduction-only area are formed in different forms, there may be a case where the transmittance of the recording / reproducing area is different from the transmittance of the reproduction-only area. At this time, if the laser beam passes through both the read-only area and the recording / playback area of the information recording layer, there will be a difference in the amount of light that passes through each area and reaches the second information recording layer. .
- the transmittance of the unrecorded area in the recording / reproducing area can be considered to be equivalent to the transmittance of the read-only area.
- the transmittance of the recording area in the recording / reproducing area is The rate is different from the transmittance of the read-only area.
- the transmittance is different between the reproduction-only area 122 and the recording / reproducing area 124 of the first information recording layer 120. That's why.
- recording marks (amorphous) are formed.
- the transmittance of the recording / reproducing area may increase or decrease, but the case where the transmittance increases will be described below. At this time, the amount of transmitted light in the recording / reproducing area is larger than in the reproduction-only area.
- FIG. 4 shows a format diagram of the optical disc 400 in which the format of the first information recording layer is the same as the format of the second information recording layer.
- the optical disc 400 has a first information recording layer 420, a second information recording layer 4300, and a first information recording layer 420 and a second information recording layer 4330. Separation layer 4 5 0 Is provided.
- the first information recording layer 420 includes a first read-only area (ROM) 422 and a first recording / reproducing area (RAM) 424.
- the first recording / reproducing area 424 includes a first test recording area (TEST) 428 and a first data recording area (DATA) 428.
- the second information recording layer 430 includes a second read-only area (ROM) 432 and a second recording / playback area (RAM) 434.
- the second recording / reproducing area 4334 includes a second test recording area (TEST) 4336 and a second data recording area (DATA) 438.
- the starting point rl ′ of the first recording / reproducing area 424 is And the start point r 2 ′ of the second test recording area 4 36.
- the innermost peripheral side of the second test recording area 436 for the test recording of the second information recording layer 43 (that is, the second test recording area as shown in FIG. 4) (Left end of 436) is irradiated with laser light 470, and half of the spots in the first information recording layer 420 of laser light 470 becomes the first read-only area 4 2 2 Is transmitted.
- the amount of laser light 470 that passes through the first information recording layer 420 and reaches the second information recording layer 430 depends on the first read-only area 422 and the second recording area. Since a difference occurs when passing through both of the reproduction areas 4 2 4, an accurate test record cannot be made. For example, if the light transmittance of the recording / reproducing area is larger than the light transmittance of the read-only area, the result of raising the recording power of the laser light passing through the read-only area to the desired recording power Judge.
- the test recording for power learning is performed in the innermost circumference of the second test recording area 436 (that is, the left end of the second test recording area 436 in FIG. 4), the proper recording is performed. Since the test recording result is a recording rate higher than the power, the recording is performed with excessive power when recording the actual data.
- the laser light reaches the second information recording layer 430 according to the ratio of the laser light transmitted through the first read-only area 422 to the entire laser light 470 for recording information 'in the second test recording area 436. The amount of laser light 470 varies. As a result, the test recording result differs depending on the information recording position in the second test recording area 436.
- FIG. 5 is a view for explaining the length of the spot 175 on the first information recording layer 120 when the laser beam 170 is focused on the second information recording layer 130.
- laser beam 170 is focused on a focusing point 172 of second information recording layer 130.
- the angle 0 at which the laser beam is focused at the focusing point 172 is
- the aperture ratio of the objective lens 160 is NA
- the refractive index of the separation layer 150 is n
- the first recording The reproduction area 124 includes a spot 175 in the first information recording layer 120 by the laser beam 170. Therefore, accurate recording conditions can be obtained by test recording.
- the first recording / reproducing area 124 has a laser beam for recording information in the second test recording area 136. Since it is configured to include the area 175 in the first information recording layer 120 through which 170 passes, accurate recording conditions can be obtained by test recording.
- an unused area 133 is provided between the second read-only area 132 and the second test recording area 133, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the unused area 133 may be replaced with a third data recording area 1337.
- the length of the third data recording area 1 37 can be set to at least the length ⁇ .
- the optical disk 600 shown in FIG. 6 has the same structure as that of the optical disk 100 shown in FIG. 3 except that the unused area 133 is replaced with a third data recording area 133. Same as one mat. With such a format, the data recording area can be increased as compared with the optical disc 100 shown in FIG.
- the position of the information recording layer may be shifted during the step of bonding a plurality of information recording layers.
- the shift length ⁇ 5 considered in the first embodiment is insufficient.
- FIG. 7 is a format diagram of the optical disc 700 when there is a displacement of ⁇ m between the first information recording layer 720 and the second information recording layer 730.
- the optical disc 700 has a first information recording layer 720, a second information recording layer 730, and a first information recording layer 720 and a second information recording layer 730 separated from each other. Separation layer 7 5 0 Is provided. -'
- the first information recording layer 720 includes a first read-only area (ROM) 722 and a first recording / playback area (RAM) 724.
- the first recording / reproducing area 724 includes a first test recording area (TEST) 726 and a first data recording area (DATA) 728.
- TEST test recording area
- DATA data recording area
- the first information recording layer 720 is arranged from the inner circumference in the order of a first reproduction-only area 722, a first test recording area 726, and a first data recording area 728.
- the second information recording layer 730 includes a second read-only area (ROM) 732 and a second record-play area (RAM) 734.
- the second information recording layer 730 may include an unused area 733.
- the second recording / reproducing area 734 includes a second test recording area (TEST) 736 and a second data recording area (DATA) 738.
- TEST test recording area
- DATA data recording area
- the first information recording layer 730 is arranged from the inner circumference in the order of a second read-only area 732, an unused area 733, a second test recording area 736, and a second data recording area 738. ing.
- the first information recording layer 720 includes the spot 775 of the laser beam 770 in the first information recording layer 720 even if a displacement of 5 m in length occurs between the second information recording layer 730 and the second information recording layer 730.
- the first recording / reproducing area 724 defines the area 775 It is necessary to include it.
- the area 775 is an area in the first information recording layer 720 through which a laser beam 770 for recording information in the second test recording area 736 passes.
- the length of the area 775 must be the sum of the length a corresponding to the second test recording area 736 and the length from each end of the second test recording area 736. (That is, the length + ⁇ + ⁇ ′ in the first information recording layer 720).
- a region in the first information recording layer through which a laser beam for recording information passes in a test recording region of the second information recording layer is a recording state region.
- FIG. 8 is a format diagram of the optical disc 800 in the present embodiment.
- the optical disc 800 has a first information recording layer 820, a second information recording layer 830, and a first information recording layer 820 and a second information recording layer 830 separated from each other. And a separation layer 850.
- the first information recording layer 820 includes a first read-only area 822 and a first recording / playback area 8224.
- the first recording / reproducing area 8 24 includes a first test recording area 8 26 and a first data recording area 8 28.
- the first information recording layer 820 includes, in order from the inner circumference, a first read-only area 822, a first test recording area 826, and a first data recording area 828. Are located.
- the second information recording layer 8330 includes a second read-only area 832 and a second recording / playback area 834.
- the second recording / reproducing area 834 includes a second test recording area 836 and a second data recording area 838.
- the second read-only area 832 and the second The area 833 between the storage area 8336 and the storage area 8336 may be, for example, an unused area that is not used.
- the first information recording layer 820 has a second read-only area 832, an unused area 833, a second test recording area 836, and a second The data recording areas are arranged in the order of 838.
- the first recording / reproducing area 824 has a first information recording layer through which a laser beam 870 for recording information in the second test recording area 836 passes. It includes a recording state area 875 in 820. In the recording state area 875, all of the area is in the recording state.
- the length of the recording state area 875 is the length a corresponding to the second test recording area 836, and the length ⁇ from the respective positions of the ends of the second test recording area 836. Sum (that is, the area of the length ⁇ + a + ⁇ 5 in the first information recording layer 820).
- the recording state area 875 is, for example, to record information in advance in the entire area 875 of the first recording / playback area 824 before using the second test recording area 836. Therefore, it is formed.
- the part of the first recording / reproducing area 824 through which the laser light 870 passes i.e., , The transmittance of the region 875) can be made equal.
- the light transmittance differs depending on whether or not information is recorded in the first recording / reproducing area 8224.
- all the areas 875 are in a recording state. Therefore, if some information is recorded in the recording state area 875 shown in FIG. 8, the amount of the laser beam 870 arriving at the time of performing the test recording in the second test recording area 836 is equal. Become. As a result, correct recording conditions can be obtained.
- the recording state is changed in the same manner as described in the second embodiment.
- Information may be recorded in advance in the length 6, + a + ⁇ 'of the area 875.
- the information to be recorded was obtained by modulating the data overnight based on the data information. It may be information or information obtained by modulating dummy data information. Also, if the recording in the recording state area 875 is performed at the time of certification after the manufacture of the optical disc, there is no need to perform this recording step in the recording apparatus, and therefore, when a new optical disc is introduced into the recording apparatus. This is more preferable in that the startup time can be reduced.
- FIG. 9 shows an optical information recording apparatus 900 for producing an optical information recording medium according to the present embodiment.
- the operation of the optical information recording device 900 will be described with reference to FIG.
- the optical information recording device 900 is provided with a spindle motor 907 for rotating the optical disk 800 and a laser light source (not shown), and is provided with a desired information recording layer of the optical disk 800.
- a light head 903 for converging laser light at a location is provided.
- the overall operation of the optical information recording device 900 is controlled by the system control unit 901. At this point, the recording state area 875 of the optical disc 800 is not intended to be a completely recorded state.
- the optical information recording device 900 further includes a recording unit 9 02 that modulates the light intensity of the laser light source in the optical head 9 03 in accordance with the information obtained by modulating the data information, A reproducing section 904 for demodulating reproduced information by performing waveform processing of a reproduced signal based on the reflected light from the optical disk 800 is provided. Also, whether or not the first information recording layer 820 can be used as an optical path of the laser beam 870 when recording on the second test recording area 836 (that is, the second test area 836 An interference area discriminating section 905 for discriminating whether or not an area 875 through which a laser beam for recording information passes is used, and a second test area 836 for recording information. A recording state discriminating section 906 for reproducing the area 875 through which the laser light passes and discriminating whether the area 875 is in a recorded state or an unrecorded state based on the reproduction result.
- the optical information recording apparatus 900 will be described with reference to FIGS. The operation will be described.
- the system control circuit 901 rotates the spindle motor 907, and the optical head 903 focuses the laser beam 870 on the first information recording layer 820 on the optical disk 8000.
- the first information recording layer 820 is reproduced.
- the interference area determination section 905 determines whether or not the area being reproduced is the area 875.
- the system control unit 901 seeks the optical head 903 to a certain area in the area 875 and reproduces a certain area in the area 875.
- the recording state discrimination unit 906 determines whether the track being reproduced in a certain area in the area 8775 is in a recorded state or an unrecorded state. Based on the result of this determination, in the case of an unrecorded state, some information is recorded on a track in a certain area in the area 8755, and a certain area in the area 87.5 is set to the recording state. Alternatively, based on the result of the determination by the recording state determination unit 906, if it is already in the recording state, it is confirmed that a reproduced area in the area 875 is already in the recording state. These operations are performed over the entire area 875.
- all the areas 875 are in a recording state, and thus function as a recording state area.
- the laser beam 870 is focused on any part of the second test recording area 836, the first laser light for recording information in the second test recording area 836 passes through the first test recording area 836.
- the light transmittance of the area 875 in the information recording layer can be made equal. Therefore, even when the test recording is performed in any part of the test recording area 836 of the second information recording layer, the amount of the laser beam that reaches is equal, and it is possible to obtain a correct recording condition.
- an operation is described in which an area 875 in the first information recording layer through which laser light for recording information passes in the second test recording area 836 is set as a recording state area. did.
- all areas in the first information recording layer through which laser light for recording information passes in the second test recording area are set to an unrecorded state.
- FIG. 10 is a format diagram of an optical disc 1000 according to Embodiment 4 of the present invention.
- the optical disc 100 has a first information recording layer 100, a second information recording layer 110, a first information recording layer 100, and a second information recording layer 100. And a separation layer 1 0 50 for separating 3 0.
- the first information recording layer 102 includes a first read-only area 102 and a first recording / reproducing area 102.
- the first recording / reproducing area 10 2.4 includes a first test recording area 10 26 and a first data recording area 10 28.
- the first information recording layer 102 includes a first read-only area 102, a first test recording area 102, and a first data recording area 1. They are arranged in the order of 0 2 8.
- the second information recording layer 1030 includes a second read-only area 1032 and a second read / write area 1034.
- the second recording / reproducing area 1034 includes a second test recording area 1036 and a second data recording area 1038.
- the area 103 between the second read-only area 103 and the second test recording area 106 may be, for example, an unused area that is not used.
- the second information recording layer 103 is located from the inner circumference to a second read-only area 103, an unused area 103, and a second test recording area 103. 6.
- the second data recording area 1038 is arranged in this order.
- the first recording / reproducing area 1004 is provided in the first test recording area 10036 through which the laser beam 1700 for recording information passes.
- the unrecorded area 1 0 7 5 is an area where the entire area is unrecorded.
- the length of the unrecorded area 1 075 is the length a corresponding to the second test recording area 1 036 and the length of the end of the second test recording area 1 036 from the respective positions. This is the sum with the length ⁇ 5 (that is, the area of length ⁇ + a + 5 in the first information recording layer 102).
- the second test recording area The area corresponding to the recording area 1 036 and the range from each position of the end of the second test lower recording area 1 036 to a position ⁇ away from the end (that is, the first information recording layer 10 (The range of ⁇ + a + S in 20) shall be unrecorded during test recording.
- information for calculating the optimum recording condition based on the test recording result is recorded in an arbitrary area of the first information recording layer 100 and the second information recording layer 130. You may record it.
- the information for calculating the optimum recording condition is, for example, information for multiplying the recording condition in the unrecorded state by a constant coefficient based on the difference in the amount of transmitted light between the unrecorded state and the recorded state. .
- all areas in the first information recording layer 10020 through which laser light for recording information passes in the second test recording area 11036 are in an unrecorded state.
- the recording condition obtained under this condition is not optimal when recording is performed in the second data recording area 13038 by the laser beam that has passed through the first information recording layer 102 on which information has been recorded.
- the recording condition in the unrecorded state is multiplied by a constant coefficient based on the difference in the amount of transmitted light between the unrecorded state and the recorded state.
- the optimum recording power obtained by test recording in the unrecorded state is Pm.
- the optimum recording power P k in the recording state can be calculated as follows.
- s is defined as a transmittance correction coefficient.
- the first information recording layer 1002 and the second information recording layer 104 If there is a possibility that the position may deviate from the position, as described in Embodiment 2, the unrecorded area 1 075 of length '+ a + d' It is preferable to keep a record.
- the transmittance correction coefficient s for determining the optimum recording power is set to a specific area of the optical disc 100 (for example, the first read-only area 1002 or the second read-only area). It is more preferable to record the information in 11032). In this case, even if the transmittance correction coefficient s differs for each optical disc, if the optical disc is inserted into the optical disc recording device, the optical disc recording device can immediately know this coefficient, so that the optical disc recording device actually stores the information. It is possible to reduce the time required to record the information.
- the unrecorded area during the test recording may be a recording prohibited area in which information is not always recorded.
- a mirror area where no guide groove for tracking servo is formed may be used.
- the mode in which the recording / reproducing area includes the spot of the laser beam in the first information recording layer has been described, but the present invention is not limited to this.
- the present embodiment an embodiment will be described in which the read-only area of the first information recording layer includes a laser beam spot.
- FIG. 11 is a format diagram of an optical disc 110 according to Embodiment 5 of the present invention.
- the optical disc 1100 has a first information recording layer 1120, a second information recording layer 1130, a first information recording layer 1120 and a second information recording layer 1 1 And a separation layer (110) for separating the substrate (30).
- the first information recording layer 112 includes a first read-only area 112 and a first recording / reproducing area 111.
- the first recording / reproducing area 1 124 includes a first test recording area 1 126 and a first data recording area 1 128.
- the second information recording layer 111 includes a second read-only area 113, a third read-only area 113, and a second recording / playback area 113 .
- the second recording / reproducing area 1134 includes a second test recording area 1136 and a second data recording area 1138. In FIG.
- the first information recording layer 113 is located from the inner circumference to a second reproduction-only area 113, a second test recording area 113, and a third reproduction-only area.
- 1 1 3 3 and the second data recording area 1 1 3 8 are arranged in this order.
- the first read-only area 1 1 2 2 is the first information through which the laser beam 1 170 for recording information in the second test recording area 1 1 3 6 passes. Recording layer
- the length of the area 1 1 7 5 is the length a corresponding to the second test recording area 1 1 3 6 and the length ⁇ from each position of the end of the second test recording area 1 1 3 6 Sum (that is, the range of ⁇ + a + ⁇ in the first information recording layer 112).
- the laser beam for recording information on the unit 113 is a laser beam that has passed through the first read-only area 111 2. As a result, the obtained recording conditions do not vary depending on the test recording position.
- the present embodiment it is more preferable to calculate the optimum recording condition based on the test recording result, as described in the fourth embodiment. As a result, it is possible to estimate an optimum recording condition when recording is performed after passing through the first recording / reproducing area 111 in which a recording mark string is formed and in a recording state.
- the first read-only area 1 122 is arranged so as to include the length (5 ′ + & + ⁇ ′) of the area 1175 in the first information recording layer 1120. (Embodiment 6)
- FIG. 12 is a format diagram of an optical disc 1200 according to Embodiment 6 of the present invention.
- the optical disc 1200 has a first information recording layer 122, a second information recording layer 123, a first information recording layer 122, and a second information recording layer 122. And a separation layer 12.
- the first information recording layer 122 includes a first read-only area 122 and a first recording / reproducing area 122.
- the first information recording layer 122 is arranged from the inner circumference in the order of a first read-only area 122 2 and a first recording / reproducing area 122 4.
- the second information recording layer 123 includes a second read-only area 123 and a second recording / reproducing area 123.
- the second information recording layer 123 is arranged from the inner periphery in the order of a second reproduction-only area 1222 and a second recording-reproduction area 123.
- the area of the first read-only area 122 2 is smaller than the area of the read-only area 122 of the second information recording layer.
- the starting point of the first recording / reproducing area 1 2 It is arranged so that it is shorter than the starting point of 2 3 4 by length ⁇ .
- the first recording / reproducing layer 122 Since the first information recording layer includes an area of the first information recording layer through which a laser beam for recording information passes through the second information reproducing layer, the second recording and reproducing area includes a first information recording layer.
- the first read-only area 122 is not affected only by the influence of the recording / reproducing area 1222 of the first area. Therefore, information can be accurately recorded in the second recording / reproducing area 123.
- the area of the first read-only area 1222 in FIG. 12 may be set to zero. This eliminates the need to form phase pits in the first read-only area 1222 when manufacturing the first information recording layer 122, thereby simplifying the manufacturing process of the disk substrate.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- the number of information recording layers according to the present invention may be three or more.
- FIG. 13 is a format diagram of an optical disc 130 according to Embodiment 7 of the present invention.
- the optical disc 1300 is a medium of another embodiment that is an extension of the first embodiment.
- ⁇ information recording layers are provided, and recording is performed so that accurate recording conditions can be obtained by test recording for the three information recording layers i, j, and k out of ⁇ layers. This shows a case where a reproduction area is arranged.
- the first information recording layer 1310 is the i-th information recording layer as viewed from the laser incident side.
- the second information recording layer 1320 is a j-th layer
- the third information recording layer 1330 is a k-th layer.
- the distance between the first information recording layer 1310 and the second information recording layer 1320 is dij
- the distance between the second information recording layer 1320 and the third information recording layer 1330 is djk
- the first information The distance between the recording layer 1310 and the third information recording layer 1330 is dik.
- the first information recording layer 1310 includes a first read-only area 1312 and a first recording / reproducing area 1314.
- the first recording / reproducing area 1314 includes a first test recording area 1316 and a first data recording area 1318.
- the second information recording layer 1320 includes a second read-only area 1322 and a second recording / reproducing area 1324.
- the second recording / reproducing area 1324 includes a second test recording area 1326 and a second data recording area 1328.
- the third information recording layer 1330 includes a third read-only area 1332 and a third recording / reproducing area 1334.
- the third recording / reproducing area 1334 includes a third test recording area 1336 and a third data recording area 1338.
- the starting point of the first recording / reproducing area 1312 is the second test recording area 1
- the starting point of the second recording / reproducing layer 1324 is arranged at least ⁇ j k away from the starting point of the third test recording area 1336.
- NA is the aperture ratio of the objective lens that focuses the laser beam 1370
- n is the first information recording layer 1310, the second information recording layer 1320, and the third information recording layer 1330 And the refractive index of the separation layer.
- a record for recording information in the second test recording area 1326 is provided.
- the light 1370 passes through only the first recording / reproducing area 1314 in the first information recording layer 1310.
- the laser beam 1370 for recording information in the third test recording area 1330 passes only through the first recording / reproducing area 1314 in the first information recording layer 1310.
- the second information recording layer 1320 passes through only the second recording / reproducing area 1324.
- the target information recording layer exists, for example, between the first information recording layer 1310 and the second information recording layer 1320 or at an arbitrary position.
- the second information recording layer 1320 is located farther from the incident surface than the first information recording layer 1310, and the second test recording area 1320 As long as the area in the first information recording layer 1310 through which the laser beam 1330 for recording information on 6 passes is a recording / reproducing area, the same effect as in the first embodiment can be obtained. .
- FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view for explaining the format of the optical disc 140 according to Embodiment 8 of the present invention.
- the optical disc 1400 has a first information recording layer 1420 and a second information recording layer 14
- the first information recording layer 14420 includes a first read-only area 1442, a first recording / reproducing area 1442, and a second read-only area 144229. .
- the first recording / reproducing area 1442 4 includes a first test recording area 1442 6 and a first data recording area 14428.
- the first information recording layer 144 is a first test recording area 1442, a first read-only area 1442, and a first data recording area from the inner circumference. 1
- the first information recording layer 144 includes a first lead-in area 144 and a first lead-out area 144.
- the first lead-in area 1442 includes a first test recording area 1442 and a first read-only area 1442.
- First readout area 1 4 27 includes a second read-only area 14429.
- the second information recording layer 1440 includes a third read-only area 1442, a second recording / reproducing area 1443, a fourth read-only area 1443, and a 5 playback-only areas 1 4 3 9 are included.
- the second recording / reproducing area 1444 includes a second test recording area 14436 and a second data recording area 14438.
- the second information recording layer 144 0, from the inner circumference, has a third read-only area 144 2, a second test recording area 14
- the first information recording layer 144 includes a second lead-in area 1445 and a second lead-out area 14437.
- the second lead-in area 1443 5 includes a third read-only area 1442, a second test recording area 14436, and a fourth read-only area 14433.
- the second readout area 14437 includes a fifth read-only area 14439.
- the first data recording area 14428 and the second data recording area as shown in the optical disc 140 are preferred. It is preferable to make the format of 1 4 3 8 equal.
- the first read-in area 1442 5 and the second data area are located on the inner peripheral side of the first data recording area 144 8 and the second data recording area 144 8. And a first lead-out area 14427 and a second lead-out area 14439 on the outer peripheral side.
- a first test recording area 1442 6 is provided inside the first lead-in area 1442, and the second lead-in area 1
- a second test recording area 1 4 3 6 is provided inside 4 3 5.
- the positions of the first test recording area 14 4 6 and the second test recording area 14 36 are shifted by a length ⁇ or more, and the first read-only area 1 4 2 2 And a non-uniform light prevention area 1447 in the first information recording layer 1440 through which the laser light 1440 for recording information in the test recording area 14436 of FIG.
- the length of the region 1475 is represented by the length ⁇ + & + ⁇ .
- Non-uniform light prevention area 1 4 7 5 This is an area for preventing light 1470 from transmitting in an uneven shape.
- the non-uniform light prevention area 1 475 is, for example, a read-only area.
- the non-uniform light prevention area 1475 may be a recording prohibited area or a mirror area.
- the obtained recording conditions do not vary. Furthermore, by forming in this manner, the first lead-in area 1442 5 and the second lead-in area
- each area and the shape of the disc used in the above-described embodiment are not limited to the above-described embodiments, but may be in an appropriate form according to the medium itself or the recording / reproducing apparatus. Needless to say. Industrial applicability
- the optical information recording medium of the present invention at the time of test recording in the second information recording layer, the entire recording area of the first information recording layer through which laser light passes is recorded. Alternatively, since all of them are in an unrecorded state, it is possible to obtain accurate recording conditions by test recording.
- the optical information recording medium of the present invention at the time of test recording in the second information recording layer, the entire area of the first information recording layer through which laser light passes is a read-only area or a read-only area. Since all recording and reproduction areas are used, accurate recording conditions can be obtained by test recording. According to the optical information recording medium of the present invention, the area of the read-only area of the first information recording layer is made smaller than the area of the read-only area of the second information recording layer, whereby the second Information can be accurately recorded in any part of the recording / reproducing area of the information recording layer.
- optical information recording medium of the present invention when information is recorded in the recording / reproducing area of the second information recording layer, all the areas of the first information recording layer through which the laser light passes are recorded. Since the read-only area or the entire recording / reproducing area is used, information can be accurately recorded in the recording / reproducing area.
- optical information recording method of the present invention at the time of test recording of the second information recording layer, information is previously stored in an area of the recording / reproducing area of the first information recording layer where the laser beam passes. Since recording is performed, it is possible to obtain accurate recording conditions by test recording.
- the recording / reproducing method of the present invention at the time of test recording of the second information recording layer, when the area through which the laser beam passes in the recording / reproducing area of the first information recording layer is in an unrecorded state, By calculating the optimum recording conditions based on the test recording results, accurate recording conditions can be obtained.
- one of the read-only area and the recording / reproducing area has a first information recording layer in which a laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer passes through the first information recording layer. It includes an area in the information recording layer.
- the laser light for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer is light that has passed through one of the read-only area and the recording / reproduction area. Therefore, the laser light for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer changes the amount of transmitted light when passing through both the read-only area and the recording / reproduction area of the first information recording layer. Not affected by As a result, accurate recording conditions can be obtained using the test recording area of the second information recording layer.
- the laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer is
- the aperture of the objective lens can be expressed as NA.
- the laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer passes through the first information recording layer from the end of the area corresponding to the test recording area to the outside of the test recording area.
- the test recording on the second information recording layer is not affected by the light amount change by the first information recording layer, It is possible to obtain accurate recording conditions in the information recording layer of the present invention.
- this area be a data recording area in that the data recording area can be increased.
- a predetermined area in an all-recorded state or an all-unrecorded state is such that a laser beam for recording information in a test recording area of the second information recording layer passes through the first information recording layer. It includes an area in the first information recording layer.
- the test state of the second information recording layer The recording state of the first information recording layer through which a laser beam for recording information in the recording area passes is either a recorded state or an unrecorded state. Therefore, the laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer is affected by the change in the amount of transmitted light caused by the presence of both the recorded area and the unrecorded area. Not affected by As a result, using the test recording area of the second information recording layer, Accurate recording conditions can be obtained.
- the predetermined areas that are all in the unrecorded state are, for example, a recording prohibited area, a mirror area, and a lead-in area.
- laser light for recording information in a test recording area of the second information recording layer passes through the first information recording layer.
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- the second optical information recording medium in the second information recording layer, at least ⁇ (shift or eccentricity to the relative position of each information recording layer) from the end position of the test recording area. If is not negligible, it is more preferable to set the area up to ⁇ ′) away as the data recording area in that the data recording area can be increased.
- Information for calculating the optimum recording conditions in the test recording area is recorded in any one of a plurality of information recording layers. Therefore, the second information The transmittance of the area where the laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the information recording layer passes through the first information recording layer is changed by the laser for recording information in the recording / reproducing area of the second information recording layer.
- the recording / reproducing apparatus that starts the optical information recording medium can immediately know the calculation method determined from the difference in the amount of transmitted light between the unrecorded state and the recorded state. Therefore, accurate recording conditions can be obtained promptly after the optical information recording medium is introduced into the recording / reproducing apparatus.
- one of the read-only area and the recording / reproducing area of the first information recording layer passes a laser beam for recording information in the recording / reproducing area of the second information recording layer through the first information recording layer.
- the laser beam for recording information in the recording / reproducing area of the second information recording layer is light that has passed through one of the read-only area and the recording / reproducing area. Therefore, the laser beam for recording information in the recording / reproducing area of the second information recording layer is less than the passing light amount generated when passing through both the reproduction-only area and the recording / reproducing area of the first information recording layer. Unaffected by change. As a result, accurate recording can be performed in the recording / reproducing area of the second information recording layer.
- the area through which the laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer passes through the first information recording layer extends from the end of the area corresponding to the recording / reproducing area to the outside of the recording / reproducing area.
- the distance in the thickness direction can be expressed as d, the refractive index of the separation layer of the optical information recording medium as n, and the numerical aperture of the objective lens for focusing laser light as NA.
- optical information recording / reproducing medium of the present invention when the area of the read-only area of the first information recording layer is set to zero, The portion affected by the read-only area of the recording layer can be minimized, and information can be accurately recorded on the second information recording layer.
- the corresponding lead-in area or read-out area of the information recording layer includes a first test area, a recording / reproducing area, and a second test area, and therefore differs only in either the lead-in area or the lead-out area. Recording conditions for the information recording layer can be determined.
- the non-uniform light prevention area of the first information recording layer includes an area where a laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer passes through the first information recording layer.
- the non-uniform light prevention area is, for example, a read-only area.
- the non-uniform light prevention area is, for example, an area including at least one of a group consisting of a read-only area, a write-protected area, and a mirror area.
- the area through which the laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer passes through the first information recording layer extends from the end of the area corresponding to the test recording area to the outside of the test recording area.
- the first information recording layer and the The distance in the thickness direction from the information recording layer of No. 2 can be expressed as d, the refractive index of the separation layer as n, and the numerical aperture of the objective lens for focusing the laser beam as NA.
- the laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer passes through the first information recording layer from the end of the area corresponding to the test recording area to the outside of the test recording area.
- the test recording on the second information recording layer is not affected by the light quantity change by the first information recording layer. Accurate recording conditions can be obtained in the second information recording layer.
- a laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer is used for the first information recording.
- Information is stored in the area passing through the layer. Therefore, the laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer changes its light intensity due to the presence of both the recorded and unrecorded areas in the first information recording layer. As a result, accurate recording conditions can be obtained in the test recording area of the second information recording layer.
- the laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer passes through the first information recording layer from the end of the area corresponding to the test recording area to the outside of the test recording area.
- the information to be recorded in advance may be, for example, information obtained by modulating dummy data.
- the information may be recorded in a certification step.
- a laser beam for recording information in a test recording area of the second information recording layer passes through the first information recording layer based on the function of the area and / or the state thereof.
- Optimum recording conditions for the second information recording layer can be calculated.
- the area through which the laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer passes through the first information recording layer extends from the end of the area corresponding to the test recording area to the outside of the test recording area.
- the laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer passes through the first information recording layer from the end of the area corresponding to the test recording area to the outside of the test recording area.
- the test recording on the second information recording layer is the same as when the first information recording layer is unrecorded. Accurate recording conditions can be obtained from the difference in the amount of transmitted light in the state.
- the optical information recording apparatus allows a laser beam for recording information in a test recording area of the second information recording layer to be in an unrecorded state in an area passing through the first information recording layer. Even if an area exists, before recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer, a laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer is irradiated with laser light.
- the laser beam for recording information in the test recording area of the second information recording layer has both a recorded area and an unrecorded area. It is not affected by the change in light amount caused by passing through the existing area. As a result, accurate recording conditions for the second information recording layer can be obtained.
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