WO2003015085A1 - Optical scanning device - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to an optical unit for use in optical scanning devices for scanning an optical disk, such as an optical disk, including at least one information layer.
- the unit includes a plurality of radiation sources for generating a plurality of radiation beams of different wavelengths.
- Optical pickup units for use in optical scanning devices are known.
- the optical pickup units are mounted on a linear bearing for radially scanning across the tracks of the optical disk.
- the size of the optical pickup unit is preferably reduced as much as practicable, in order to reduce the size and complexity of the radial tracking mechanism and to allow additional space for other components being mounted in the scanning device.
- there is a desire to achieve a low-cost solution allowing the efficient manufacture of the device and its components in high volumes.
- An optical unit for scanning an optical disk using radiation beams directed in a direction axial of said disk when said disk is arranged in a substantially planar scanning area adjacent the unit comprising: a first optical branch including a first radiation source for emitting a first radiation beam comprising a first wavelength, and a first reflective element located in the path of the first radiation beam for reflecting the first beam towards said scanning area in said axial direction, the unit being arranged such that said first beam is directed along a first linear optical path portion when incident from said first radiation source upon said first reflective element; and a second optical branch including a second radiation source for emitting a second radiation beam comprising a second wavelength, different to said first wavelength, and a second reflective element located in the path of the second radiation beam for reflecting the second beam towards said scanning area in said axial direction, the unit comprising: a first optical branch including a first radiation source for emitting a first radiation beam comprising a first wavelength, and a first reflective element located in the path of the first radiation beam for reflecting the second beam towards said scanning area in said axial direction
- the dimensions of the optical pickup unit in particular its length and width (perpendicular to the axial direction), referred to as the unit's footprint, may be reduced significantly.
- This provides the advantage of increasing space in the recording and or playback device in which the OPU is mounted, and to improve access to the components of the device.
- the alignment of optical components in the unit which is a key part of the manufacturing process, to bring the interworking optical components into alignment within predetermined tolerances, can be performed in a relatively efficient manner, since alignment can be performed using two mutually perpendicular alignment referencing systems.
- any required realignment of components in one branch can be performed substantially independently of any required realignment of the components of the other branch.
- arranging the components substantially mutually perpendicularly provides additional space, adjacent the second optical path portion for the location of a tilt sensing device in the unit, whist maintaining a relatively small footprint for the device.
- the two branches are arranged with their optical axes in two planar layers spaced in the axial direction. Arranging each of the branches in a planar layer keeps the axial depth of the OPU relatively small.
- one or more of the optical components of each of the two branches are arranged in two separate housings, made for example of moulded metal such as aluminium, which are mounted together during manufacture.
- This provides modularity of the system, namely one housing may be independently modified or replaced without requiring the re-engineering of the entire OPU housing, which can be a time- consuming and costly process.
- an optical pickup unit the Panasonic DVD RAM drive LF- D100J
- the two branches are arranged substantially parallel to one another, which provides various drawbacks including inaccessibility of both branches, difficulty in achieving optical alignment of both branches during the manufacturing spaces, and a relatively large footprint when a tilt sensor in included in the OPU.
- the present invention may be employed to overcome these drawbacks. Embodiments of the invention will now be described, by way of example only, with reference to the following drawings, wherein:
- Fig. 1 is a perspective view of elements of an optical unit in accordance with a first embodiment of the invention
- Fig. 2 is a schematic side view of the optical unit shown in Fig. 1;
- Fig. 3 is a schematic side view perpendicular to that shown in Fig. 2.
- different formats of optical recording medium including read-only optical disks, such as CD (Compact Disk), and DVD (Digital Versatile Disk); and recordable optical disks, such as a CD-R (Compact Disk - Recordable), CD-RW (Compact Disk - Rewritable) and DVD+RW (Digital Versatile Disk + Rewritable) may be written and/or read-out by means of the optical pickup unit (OPU).
- the optical components of the OPU are held in a rigid housing which is formed of moulded aluminium or suchlike.
- the OPU is arranged in an optical recording and/or playback device such that the OPU travels along a linear bearing arranged radially of the disk during scanning of the disk.
- Each disk to be scanned is located in a planar scanning area adjacent to the OPU, mounted on a motorised rotating bearing in the playback and/or recording device, whereby the disk is moved relative to the OPU during playback and/or writing.
- Each of the different formats of disk to be scanned by the device includes at least one information layer.
- Information may be stored in the information layer or layers of the optical disk in the form of optically detectable marks arranged in substantially parallel, concentric or spiral tracks.
- the marks may be in any optically readable form, for example in the form of pits or areas with a reflection coefficient different from their surroundings.
- the information layer or layers are formed of an optically recordable material, for example a radiation-sensitive dye as used in the CD-R format, or a phase change material as used in the DVD+RW format, which requires a relatively high power for rewriting the disk, compared to that required for data read-out.
- the OPU includes two optical branches for scanning disks with radiation of two different wavelengths, in this embodiment a wavelength of approximately 780nm (referred to herein as “the CD wavelength”) and a wavelength of approximately 650nm (referred to herein as “the DVD wavelength”). It should however be appreciated that optical scanning devices in accordance with different embodiments of the invention may operate at other wavelengths, and with more than two wavelengths.
- the first optical branch which is arranged in a planar layer parallel to the optical disk scanning area, in this embodiment comprises a Laser Detector Grating Unit (LDGU) 2 which includes a polarised radiation source, for example a semiconductor laser, operating at a predetermined wavelength, in this example the CD wavelength, to produce a first beam 4; a photodiode detector array for detecting a data signal and focus and radial tracking error signals in the first beam reflected from the optical disk; and a holographic grating for splitting the beam for the focus and radial tracking error signal generation.
- the LDGU 2 emits a diverging radiation beam 4.
- the first branch further includes, arranged along a first linear optical path portion along with the LDGU, a collimator lens 6 for producing a more collimated beam, nevertheless slightly non parallel so as to compensate for spherical aberrations generated by a transparent layer in the disk, and a dichroic beam splitter 8 for folding the first beam through 90° to be directed in the axial direction of the optical disk 10 and towards the optical disk 10 and the reflected first beam towards the detector of the LDGU 2.
- the optical disk 10 is one designed for readout and/or writing at the CD wavelength.
- a quarter wavelength plate 12 operative at the DVD wavelength, a dichroic aperture, operative to reflect radiation at the CD wavelength in an area outside a predetermined radial distance from the optical axis, and a dual beam objective lens 16.
- the dual beam objective lens may be one of a number of different types of lens, whether a compound or single lens, for correctly focusing, with limited spherical aberration, the collimated CD wavelength beam to a spot on the information layer in the disk operative at the CD wavelength, and a collimated DVD wavelength beam to a spot on an information layer in a disk operative at the DVD wavelength.
- the first beam is transmitted through quarter wave plate, stopped by aperture 14 and focused by objective lens 16 to a spot on the disk 10.
- the reflected beam is transmitted back to the LDGU 2 in the return path, where the data, focus error and tracking error signals are detected.
- the objective lens 16 is driven by servo signals derived from the focus error signal to maintain the focussed state of the spot on the optical disk 10.
- the second optical branch which is arranged in a single planar layer parallel to the optical disk scanning area and spaced further from the scanning area than the first optical branch, in this embodiment includes a polarised radiation source 18, for example a semiconductor laser, operating at a predetermined wavelength different to that of the first beam, in this example the DVD wavelength, to produce a second beam 19.
- a polarised radiation source 18 for example a semiconductor laser, operating at a predetermined wavelength different to that of the first beam, in this example the DVD wavelength, to produce a second beam 19.
- the optical path for the second beam includes, arranged along a second linear optical path portion along with the source 18, a beam shaper 20 for correcting ellipticity in the emitted beam, a holographic grating 22 for splitting the second beam for focus and radial tracking error signal generation at a detector array 34, a polarising beam splitter 24 for reflecting the reflected second beam towards the detector array, a collimator lens 26 for substantially collimating the second beam, and a folding mirror 28 for reflecting the second beam through 90° to be directed in the axial direction of the optical disk 30 and towards the optical disk 30, which is a disk designed to operate at the DVD wavelength.
- the second beam is transmitted substantially fully by the dichroic mirror 8, is altered in polarisation from linear to circular polarisation by quarter wave plate 12, is transmitted by aperture 14 and focused to a spot on an information layer in the disk 30.
- the reflected beam follows a return path, being transformed back to a beam exhibiting linear polarisation perpendicular to the incident beam by the quarter wave plate 12, and is reflected by beam splitter 24 along a third linear optical path portion towards detector lens 32, which focuses the reflected beam towards a photodiode detector array arranged on detector substrate 34, at which a data signal and tracking and focus error signals are detected.
- the objective lens 16 is driven by servo signals derived from the focus error signal to maintain the focussed state of the spot on the optical disk 10 and the detector array.
- the OPU further comprises a tilt sensor unit 36 for detecting tilt of the disk relative to the optical axis of the optical scanning system, and for generating a tilt error signal which may be used in correcting the readout or write characteristics of the device to compensate for different levels of detected tilt during the scanning of the disk.
- the tilt sensor may be any of a number of known tilt sensors, such as that described United States patent publication US-B-6243337.
- the tilt sensor is located to the same side of the second optical path portion as the first and third optical path portions.
- the first branch operates in a finite conjugate mode, with the first beam remaining in a diverging state when incident upon the objective lens.
- spherical aberration correction may be produced in the unit for the first branch to compensate for different information layer depths in the respective formats of disk to be scanned. Since the first branch is arranged between the second branch and the scanning area, additional astigmatism in the first beam, which would be created if the beam were passed in its incident divergent and reflected convergent states through an obliquely arranged dichroic beam splitter similar to that used in the first branch, is in this embodiment avoided.
- both branches of the OPU are mounted in a single rigid housing, for example of moulded aluminium or suchlike.
- the LDGU and the first collimator lens are arranged in a separate rigid housing, again of moulded aluminium or suchlike, which is mounted to a main rigid housing, also of moulded aluminium or suchlike, containing the remaining components of the OPU. In this way the elements of the first branch may be replaced, in a modular fashion.
- the elements of the first branch include only components suitable for the read out of data from an optical disk, whereas in another embodiment, in which those components are replaced by a different module, the elements of the first branch include components suitable for the read out of data from and the writing of data to an optical disk.
- the first and second branches are arranged perpendicularly when viewed in the axial direction of the disk.
- the branches may for example be arranged ⁇ 20° from the perpendicular.
- the branches are preferably arranged within ⁇ 5°, more preferably within ⁇ 1°, from the perpendicular.
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