WO2004015696A1 - 光記録媒体 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for determining a laser beam power, a method for determining a critical parameter used for determining a laser beam power, an optical recording medium, and a data recording device. Even if it is affected, it is possible to keep the jitter of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the data recorded on the rewritable optical recording medium within the allowable range, and to increase the laser beam to the highest level.
- a laser beam power determination method that can determine the recording power.Even if it is affected by cross-erasing, the jitter of the reproduction signal obtained by reproducing the data recorded on the rewritable optical recording medium is kept within an allowable range.
- the recording power of the laser beam applied to the rewritable optical recording medium is determined so that the level can be maximized.
- Method for determining the critical parameters used for the measurement the jitter of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the recorded data can be kept within the allowable range, even if it is affected by the cross erase, and the highest level Rewritable optical recording media on which the critical parameters used to determine the recording power of the laser beam are recorded, and reproduce the data recorded on rewritable optical recording media even when affected by cross-erasing. It is used to determine the recording power of the laser beam irradiated on the rewritable optical recording medium so that the jitter of the reproduced signal obtained by the above can be kept within the allowable range and the level is the highest.
- the data recorded on the rewritable optical recording medium is not affected by the data recording device that stores the critical parameters and the cross erase.
- the optimum recording power of the laser beam applied to the rewritable optical recording medium is stored so that the jitter of the reproduction signal obtained by reproducing the data can be kept within the allowable range and the level is the highest. It relates to a data recording device that has been used. Conventional technology
- optical recording media represented by CD and DVD have been widely used as recording media for recording digital data.
- a method of recording data on an optical recording medium a method of modulating data to be recorded into a recording mark along a track and the length of a blank area is widely used.
- DVD-RW which is an optical recording medium on which data can be rewritten by the user
- a recording mark and a blank area having a length corresponding to 3 T to 11 T and 14 T store data. Used to record.
- an intensity-modulated laser beam is irradiated along the track of the optical recording medium and An amorphous region is formed on the substrate, the amorphous region thus formed is used as a recording mark, and a crystalline region of the recording layer is used as a plank region.
- the power of the laser beam is modulated to a sufficiently high recording power, irradiated to the predetermined area, and heated to a temperature higher than the melting point of the phase change material. Then, the power of the laser beam is modulated to a low level, the base power p, to rapidly cool a predetermined area of the recording layer and change the predetermined area from a crystalline state to an amorphous state.
- the power of the laser beam is modulated to an erasing power that exceeds the level of the base power Pb and is lower than the level of the recording power. Then, the region of the recording layer in which the recording mark is formed is irradiated, heated to a temperature equal to or higher than the crystallization temperature of the phase change material, and then cooled to crystallize the amorphous phase change material.
- next-generation optical recording medium that has a higher data recording density and can achieve a very high data transfer rate will cause cross-erasing compared to the conventional optical recording medium.
- next-generation optical recording media are required to record data at a higher linear recording speed than conventional optical recording media in order to achieve a high data transfer rate.
- the recording power of the laser beam must be set to a higher level, so when data is written to a track with a recording layer, the recording layers on adjacent tracks generate thermal interference. Susceptible to cross-erasure.
- the ratio TP / D of the track pitch TP to the spot diameter D of the laser beam is small, so that when data is written on a track having a recording layer, cross-erasing occurs. Probable. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention can suppress the jitter of a reproduced signal obtained by reproducing data recorded on a rewritable optical recording medium to within an allowable range even under the influence of cross-erasing, and It is an object of the present invention to provide a laser beam power determining method capable of determining the recording power of a laser beam so that the level becomes highest.
- Another object of the present invention is to suppress the jitter of a reproduction signal obtained by reproducing data recorded on a rewritable optical recording medium within an allowable range even when affected by cross-erasing. So that the recording power of the laser beam applied to the rewritable optical recording medium
- An object of the present invention is to provide a method for determining a critical parameter used for determining a critical parameter.
- Another object of the present invention is to make it possible to suppress the jitter of a reproduced signal obtained by reproducing recorded data within an allowable range, even if it is affected by cross-erasing, and to achieve the highest level.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a rewritable optical recording medium in which critical parameters used for determining the recording power of a laser beam are recorded.
- Still another object of the present invention is to be able to suppress the jitter of a reproduction signal obtained by reproducing data recorded on a rewritable optical recording medium to within an allowable range even when affected by cross-erasing.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a data recording device that stores a critical parameter used to determine a recording power of a laser beam applied to a rewritable optical recording medium so that the level becomes highest.
- Still another object of the present invention is to be able to suppress the jitter of a reproduction signal obtained by reproducing data recorded on a rewritable optical recording medium to within an allowable range even when affected by cross-erasing.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a data recording device that stores an optimum recording power of a laser beam irradiated to a rewritable optical recording medium so that the level becomes highest.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a method for determining a recording power of a laser beam irradiated for recording data on a rewritable optical recording medium, wherein the recording power of the laser beam is changed. Then, a first test signal was recorded on the rewritable optical recording medium, and the first test signal was reproduced for each recording power of the laser beam before being affected by cross-erasing. After being affected by the amplitude A 0 of the reproduced signal and one cross erase, the amplitude A 1 and the jitter J 1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the first test signal and the effects of the cross erase are saturated.
- the amplitude A s and the jitter J s of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the first test signal are measured, and before the first test signal is affected by cross-erasing.
- the first parameter is calculated for each recording power of the laser beam as a function of the difference from the amplitude A 1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal of the above, and after being affected by one cross erase, The amplitude A 1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the first test signal and the amplitude A s of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the first test signal after the influence of the cross-erasing is saturated.
- a second parameter is calculated as a function of the difference for each recording power of the laser beam, and the jitter J of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the first test signal after the effect of the cross erase is saturated. s and the recording power of the laser beam as a function of the difference between the reproduction signal jitter J 1 obtained by reproducing the first test signal after being affected by one cross-lease.
- the third parameter Calculating the value of the first parameter corresponding to the value of the second parameter when the third parameter is equal to an allowable value, thereby determining the critical parameter; and The recording power of the rewritable optical recording medium is changed to record a second test signal, and the second test signal recorded on the rewritable optical recording medium is reproduced to obtain a second test signal.
- the amplitude AA of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the second test signal before being affected by cross-erasing for each recording power of the laser beam.
- the amplitude AA1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the second test signal is measured, and the amplitude AA1 obtained by reproducing the second test signal is measured.
- Playback signal Based on the amplitude AA 0 and the amplitude AA 1 of the reproduced signal, before being affected by the cross-erasing, the amplitude AA 0 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the second test signal and the effect of one cross-erasing are obtained.
- the second test signal After receiving the second test signal, the second test signal is compared with a calculated fourth parameter as a function of a difference between the amplitude AA1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the second test signal, and the fourth parameter is A laser beam power determining method characterized in that, when the critical parameter is equal to or less than the critical parameter, the recording power of the laser beam when the fourth parameter is obtained is determined as the optimum recording power. Is done.
- the second test signal is recorded on the rewritable optical recording medium by changing the recording power of the laser beam, and the second test signal recorded on the rewritable optical recording medium is reproduced.
- By comparing the calculated fourth parameter with the calculated critical parameter in advance as a function of the difference from the amplitude AA1 of the reproduced signal obtained in The optimum recording power of the laser beam is determined so that the jitter of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the data recorded on the rewritable optical recording medium can be kept within the allowable range and the level becomes the highest. It becomes possible
- the recording power of the laser beam is set to a predetermined level
- the first track and the second track adjacent to the rewritable optical recording medium are arranged in this order:
- a second test signal is recorded, the second test signal recorded on the first track is reproduced, and the signal characteristics of the obtained reproduced signal satisfy the reference condition.
- the first track and the second track adjacent to the rewritable optical recording medium have the following characteristics: Sequentially irradiating the laser beam, recording a second test signal, and reproducing the second test signal recorded on the first track to obtain a signal characteristic of a reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the second test signal.
- Standard Until meeting the matter by changing the level of the recording power of the Rezabi beam, a second test signal to the first track and the second track that fits Ri next to the rewritable optical recording medium Five
- the reproduced second test signal is reproduced, the amplitude of the obtained reproduced signal is measured, the amplitude AA1 is obtained, and the second test signal recorded on the second track is obtained.
- the amplitude of the reproduced signal obtained from the second track is obtained by measuring the amplitude of the reproduced signal obtained from the second track by measuring the amplitude of the reproduced signal obtained from the second track.
- the fourth parameter is configured to be calculated as a function of the difference from the amplitude AA 1.
- the recording power of the laser beam is set to a predetermined level, and the third track, the fourth track, and the fifth track adjacent to the rewritable optical recording medium are provided.
- the first test signal is recorded by irradiating a laser beam, and the first test signal recorded on the fourth track is reproduced, and the amplitude of the obtained reproduced signal is reproduced.
- the jitter are measured to obtain the amplitude A 1 and the jitter J.1, and the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the first test signal recorded on the fifth track.
- the first parameter is calculated by measuring the amplitude AO, calculating the first parameter, and calculating the first parameter until the influence of the cross-lease on the first test signal recorded on the fourth track is saturated. Directing the first test signal recorded on the third track and the first test signal recorded on the fifth track using the test signal of The first test signal recorded on the fourth track is reproduced, and the amplitude and jitter of the obtained reproduced signal are measured to determine the amplitude As and the jitter Js. Calculating the parameter, calculating the third parameter, changing the recording power of the laser beam by ⁇ within a predetermined range, executing the steps, and executing the recording power of the laser beam. Each time, the first parameter, the second parameter, and the third parameter are calculated.
- the object of the present invention is also a method for determining a critical parameter for determining a recording power of a laser beam irradiated for recording data on a rewritable optical recording medium, comprising: The recording power is set to a predetermined level, and a first track, a second track, and a third track adjacent to the rewritable optical recording medium are irradiated with a laser beam in this order, A test signal is recorded, the first test signal recorded on the second track is reproduced, and the amplitude A 1 and jitter J 1 of the obtained reproduced signal are measured.
- Reproducing the first test signal recorded on the second track, measuring the amplitude A s and jitter J s of the obtained reproduction signal, and measuring the amplitude A 1 of the reproduction signal and the reproduction A second parameter is calculated by a function of a difference between the amplitude A10 of the signal and a third parameter by a function of a difference between the jitter Js of the reproduction signal and the jitter J1 of the reproduction signal.
- the first parameter and the second parameter are set for each recording power of the laser beam.
- Data and the third parameter are calculated, and a value of the first parameter corresponding to a value of the second parameter when the third parameter is equal to an allowable value is calculated.
- the object of the present invention is also to set the recording power of the laser beam to a predetermined level, and to provide the first track, the second track and the third track adjacent to each other on the rewritable optical recording medium, A first test signal is recorded by sequentially irradiating a laser beam, the first test signal recorded on the second track is reproduced, and the amplitude A 1 of the obtained reproduced signal is obtained. And the jitter J1 are measured, the first test signal recorded on the third track is reproduced, and the amplitude A1 of the obtained reproduction signal is measured.
- a first parameter as a function of a difference between the amplitude A0 of the reproduced signal and the amplitude A1 of the reproduced signal obtained from the second track.
- the first test signal recorded on the first track and the first test signal recorded on the third track are used by using the first test signal until the influence of the lossy saturates.
- the test signal is directly overwritten, the first test signal recorded on the second track is reproduced, and the amplitude As and the jitter Js of the obtained reproduced signal are measured.
- a second parameter is calculated by a function of a difference between the amplitude A 1 of the reproduction signal and the amplitude A 10 of the reproduction signal, and the jitter JS of the reproduction signal and the jitter of the reproduction signal are calculated.
- a third parameter is calculated by a function of a difference from the jitter J 1, and the recording power of the laser beam is changed, within a predetermined range, at a time. Every power Calculating the first parameter, the second parameter and the third parameter, wherein the first parameter corresponding to the value of the second parameter when the third parameter is equal to an allowable value
- a rewritable optical recording medium characterized in that the critical parameter used to determine the determined recording power of the laser beam is recorded by determining the value of.
- the object of the present invention is also to set a recording power of a laser beam to a predetermined level, and to provide a first track, a second track and a third track adjacent to each other on a rewritable optical recording medium,
- the laser beam Irradiate to record the first test signal, reproduce the first test signal recorded on the second track, and measure the amplitude A 1 and jitter J 1 of the obtained reproduced signal Reproducing the first test signal recorded on the third track, measuring the amplitude A1 of the obtained reproduction signal, and measuring the amplitude of the reproduction signal obtained from the third track.
- the first test signal is used to record the first test signal recorded on the first track and the second test signal recorded on the third track using the first test signal until the influence of the cross erase on the read signal is saturated.
- the vibration of the reproduction signal A second parameter is calculated by a function of a difference between the width A1 and the amplitude A10 of the reproduction signal, and a function of a difference between the jitter Js of the reproduction signal and the jitter J1 of the reproduction signal.
- the object of the present invention is also to set a recording power of a laser beam to a predetermined level, and to provide a first track, a second track and a third track adjacent to each other on a rewritable optical recording medium, A first test signal is recorded by sequentially irradiating a laser beam, the first test signal recorded on the second track is reproduced, and the amplitude A 1 of the obtained reproduced signal is obtained. And the jitter J1 are measured, and the first test signal recorded on the third track is reproduced, and the amplitude A1 of the obtained reproduced signal is measured.
- the first test signal and the third test signal recorded on the first track are used by using the first test signal until the effect of the cross erase on the first test signal is saturated.
- the first test signal recorded on the track is directly overwritten, the first test signal recorded on the second track is reproduced, and the amplitude of the obtained reproduced signal is reproduced.
- a second parameter is calculated by a function of a difference between the amplitude A 1 of the reproduction signal and the amplitude A 10 of the reproduction signal, and the jitter J s of the reproduction signal and the jitter of the reproduction signal are calculated.
- a third parameter is calculated by a function of the difference from the jitter J 1, the recording power of the laser beam is changed by ⁇ within a predetermined range, and the steps are executed. The first parameter, the second parameter, and the third parameter are calculated for each recording power, and the value corresponding to the value of the second parameter when the third parameter is equal to an allowable value is calculated.
- the critical parameter used to determine the determined recording power of the laser beam, and the recording power of the laser beam Setting a predetermined level, irradiating the laser beam on the adjacent fourth track and fifth track of the rewritable optical recording medium in this order, and recording a second test signal;
- the second test signal recorded on the fourth track is reproduced, and it is determined whether or not the signal characteristics of the obtained reproduction signal satisfy a reference condition.
- the reference condition is not satisfied, the fourth and fifth tracks adjacent to the rewritable optical recording medium are irradiated with the laser beam in this order, and a second test signal is output. And reproducing the second test signal recorded on the fourth track.
- the level of the recording power of the laser beam is changed until the signal characteristic of the reproduced signal satisfies the reference condition, and the second track and the fifth track adjacent to the rewritable optical recording medium are When the signal characteristics of a reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the second test signal recorded on the fourth track on the fourth track satisfy the reference condition, The second test signal recorded on the fifth track is reproduced, the amplitude AA1 of the obtained reproduced signal is measured, and the second test signal recorded on the fifth track is reproduced. The amplitude AA 0 of the obtained reproduction signal is measured, and the amplitude AA 0 of the reproduction signal obtained from the fifth track and the amplitude AA 1 of the reproduction signal obtained from the fourth track are obtained.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic sectional view showing the structure of an optical recording medium according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a data recording device according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a routine for determining the recording power of the laser beam for determining the level of the recording power pw of the pulse train pattern for modulating the power of the laser beam.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic plan view schematically showing three adjacent tracks of a power calibration area of an optical recording medium on which a test signal is recorded. It is.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a critical signal amplitude reduction rate determination routine for determining the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc.
- FIG. 6 is a drawing showing a table T including a first signal amplitude reduction rate R1, a second signal amplitude reduction rate R2, and a jitter deterioration degree R3.
- FIG. 7 is a graph showing the relationship between the second signal amplitude reduction rate R2 and the jitter deterioration degree R3.
- FIG. 8 is a graph showing the relationship between the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 and the second signal amplitude reduction rate R2. DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 is a schematic sectional view showing a structure of an optical recording medium 10 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- the optical recording medium 10 is configured as a rewritable optical recording medium, and includes a substrate 11 and a reflective layer 1 formed on the surface of the substrate 11. 2, a second dielectric layer 13 formed on the surface of the reflective layer 12; a recording layer 14 formed on the surface of the second dielectric layer 13; A first dielectric layer 15 provided on the surface, and a light transmitting layer 16 formed on the surface of the first dielectric layer 15 c As shown in FIG. 1, A center hole 17 is formed in the center of the optical recording medium 10.
- the surface of the light transmitting layer 16 is irradiated with a laser beam, data is recorded on the optical recording medium 10, and data is recorded from the optical recording medium 10. Is configured to be played.
- the substrate 11 functions as a support for ensuring the mechanical strength required for the optical recording medium 10.
- the material for forming the substrate 11 is used as a support for the optical recording medium 10.
- the substrate 11 can be formed of, for example, glass, ceramic, resin, or the like.
- resins are preferably used from the viewpoint of ease of molding.
- examples of such a resin include a polycarbonate resin, an acryl resin, an epoxy resin, a polystyrene resin, a polyethylene resin, a polypropylene resin, a silicone resin, a fluorine resin, an ABS resin, and a urethane resin.
- polycarbonate resins are particularly preferable in terms of processability, optical properties, and the like.
- the substrate 11 has a thickness of about 1.1 mm.
- the shape of the substrate 11 is not particularly limited, but is usually a disk shape, a card shape, or a sheet shape.
- groups 11a and lands 11b are alternately formed on the surface of the substrate 11.
- the groups 11a and Z or the lands 11b formed on the surface of the substrate 11 function as a guide track of the laser beam when recording data and when reproducing data.
- the reflection layer 12 has a function of reflecting the incident laser beam via the light transmission layer 16 and emitting the laser beam again from the light transmission layer 16.
- the thickness of the reflective layer 12 is not particularly limited, it is preferably 10 nm to 30 nm, and particularly preferably 20 nm to 200 nm.
- the material for forming the reflective layer 12 is not particularly limited as long as it has a property capable of reflecting a laser beam, and Mg, Al, Ti, Cr, Fe,
- the reflection layer 12 can be formed of Co, Ni, Cu, Zn, Ge, Ag, Pt, Au, or the like.
- metallic materials such as A1, Au, Ag, Cu, or alloys containing at least one of these metals, such as alloys of A1 and Ti, which have high reflectivity Is preferably used for forming the reflective layer 12.
- the reflection layer 12 increases the difference in reflectance between the recorded part and the unrecorded part due to the multiple interference effect. It is provided to obtain a high reproduction signal (C / N ratio).
- the first dielectric layer 15 and the second dielectric layer 13 play a role of protecting the recording layer 14. Therefore, the first dielectric layer 15 and the second dielectric layer 13 can effectively prevent recorded data from deteriorating for a long period of time. Further, the second dielectric layer 13 has an effect of preventing thermal deformation of the substrate 11 and the like, and therefore, it is possible to effectively prevent deterioration of jitter due to the deformation.
- the dielectric material used to form the first dielectric layer 15 and the second dielectric layer 13 is not particularly limited as long as it is a transparent dielectric material.
- the first dielectric layer 15 and the second dielectric layer 13 can be formed of a dielectric material containing a substance, a sulfide, a nitride, or a combination thereof as a main component.
- the first dielectric layer 15 and the second dielectric layer 1 3 force S, A 1 2 0 3, A 1 n, Z n O, Z n S, G e n, G e C r n, C e O, S i O, S i 0 2, S It is preferable that at least one dielectric material selected from the group consisting of i N and S i C is contained as a main component, and that Zn S ⁇ S i 0 2 is contained as a main component. More preferred.
- the first dielectric layer 15 and the second dielectric layer 13 may be formed of the same dielectric material, or may be formed of different dielectric materials. Further, at least one of the first dielectric layer 15 and the second dielectric layer 13 may have a multilayer structure including a plurality of dielectric films.
- a dielectric layer contains a dielectric material as a main component means that the content of the dielectric material is the highest among the dielectric materials contained in the dielectric layer.
- Z n S 'S i O 2 is Z It means a mixture of n S and S i 0 2.
- the thicknesses of the first dielectric layer 15 and the second dielectric layer 13 are not particularly limited, but are preferably 3 to 200 nm. If the thickness of the first dielectric layer 15 or the second dielectric layer 13 is less than 3 nm, it is difficult to obtain the above-described effects. On the other hand, if the thickness of the first dielectric layer 15 or the second dielectric layer 13 exceeds 200 nm, the time required for film formation increases, and the productivity of the optical recording medium 10 decreases. In addition, the stress of the first dielectric layer 15 or the second dielectric layer 13 may cause cracks in the optical recording medium 10.
- the recording layer 14 is a recording layer for recording data.
- the recording layer 14 is formed of a phase change material, and has a reflectance in a crystalline state and a reflectance in an amorphous state.
- the material for forming the recording layer 14 is not particularly limited, but in order to enable high-speed, direct overwriting of data, a phase change from an amorphous state to a crystalline state is performed.
- the time required for the crystallization is preferably short.
- an SbTe-based material can be cited.
- SbTe-based material only SbTe may be used, or an additive may be added in order to further shorten the crystallization time and increase the reliability for long-term storage.
- the recording layer 14 be formed by an SbTe-based material that satisfies ⁇ 0.9, 0 ⁇ y ⁇ 0.25, 0.65 ⁇ x ⁇ 0.85, 0 ⁇ It is more preferable that the recording layer 14 be formed of an SbTe-based material with y ⁇ 0.25.
- the element M is not particularly limited, but shortens the crystallization time.
- the element M In order to improve the storage reliability, the element M must be composed of In, Ag, Au, Bi, Se, Al, P, Ge, H, Si, C, V, W, Ta , Zn, Mn, Ti, Sn, Pd, N, O, and one or more elements selected from the group consisting of rare earth elements.
- the element M is preferably composed of one or more elements selected from the group consisting of Ag, In, Ge, and rare earth elements.
- the recording layer 14 preferably has a thickness of 5 nm to 30 nm, particularly preferably the recording layer 14 has a thickness of 5 11171 or 2 0 11111. Formed.
- the light transmitting layer 16 is a layer that transmits a laser beam, and one surface of the light transmitting layer 16 forms a light incident surface.
- the light transmitting layer 16 is preferably formed to have a thickness of 10 ⁇ m to 300 / zm, particularly preferably to have a thickness of 50 ⁇ to 150 m. Is done.
- the material for forming the light transmissive layer 16 is not particularly limited, but when the light transmissive layer 16 is formed by spin coating or the like, an ultraviolet curable resin, an electron beam curable resin, or the like is used. A resin or the like is preferably used, and more preferably, the light transmitting layer 16 is formed of an ultraviolet curable resin.
- the light transmitting layer 16 may be formed by bonding a sheet formed of a light transmitting resin to the surface of the first dielectric layer 15 using an adhesive.
- the optical recording medium 10 having the above configuration is manufactured, for example, as follows.
- the reflective layer 12 is formed on the surface of the substrate 11 on which the group 11a and the land 11b are formed.
- the reflective layer 12 can be formed, for example, by a vapor phase growth method using a chemical species containing the constituent element of the reflective layer 12.
- Examples of the vapor phase growth method include a vacuum deposition method and a sputtering method.
- a second dielectric layer 13 is formed on the surface of the reflective layer 12.
- the second dielectric layer 13 can be formed, for example, by a vapor deposition method using a chemical species containing the constituent element of the second dielectric layer 13.
- Examples of the vapor phase growth method include a vacuum deposition method and a sputtering method.
- a recording layer 14 is formed on the surface of the second dielectric layer 13.
- the recording layer 14 can also be formed by a vapor phase growth method using a chemical species containing the constituent element of the recording layer 14 in the same manner as the second dielectric layer 13.
- a first dielectric layer 15 is formed on the surface of the recording layer 14.
- the first dielectric layer 15 can also be formed by a vapor deposition method using chemical species containing the constituent elements of the first dielectric layer 15.
- a light transmitting layer 16 is formed on the surface of the first dielectric layer 15.
- the light transmitting layer 16 is formed, for example, by applying a viscosity-adjusted acrylic UV curable resin or an epoxy UV curable resin to the surface of the first dielectric layer 15 by a spin coating method or the like. It can be formed by forming a coating film and irradiating ultraviolet rays to cure the coating film.
- the optical recording medium 10 is manufactured.
- the ID data for specifying the optical recording medium 10 is recorded by the optical recording medium maker on the recording of the laser beam described later. It is configured to be recorded on the optical recording medium 10 as a pebble or a prepit together with the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc used for determining the power Pw.
- the user sets the optical recording medium 10 on the data recording device.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a data recording device according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- the data recording device 50 includes a spindle motor 52 for rotating the optical recording medium 10 and a laser beam irradiating the optical recording medium 10.
- the head 53 receives the laser beam reflected by the optical recording medium 10, the controller 54 that controls the operation of the spindle motor 52 and the head 53, and the laser drive to the head 53.
- a laser driving circuit 55 for supplying a signal and a head 53 are provided with a lens driving circuit 56 for supplying a lens driving signal.
- the controller 54 includes a focus servo circuit 57, a tracking servo circuit 58, and a laser control circuit 59.
- the focus servo circuit 57 When the focus servo circuit 57 is activated, the laser beam is focused on the rotating recording layer 14 of the optical recording medium 10, and when the tracking servo circuit 58 is activated, the track of the optical recording medium 10 is activated. On the other hand, the spot of the laser beam enters an automatic following state.
- Each of the focus servo tracking circuit 57 and the tracking servo tracking circuit 58 has an auto gain control function for automatically adjusting a focus gain and an auto gain control function for automatically adjusting a tracking gain. .
- the laser control circuit 59 is a circuit that generates a laser drive signal supplied by the laser drive circuit 55.
- the controller 54 determines the ID data recorded on the optical recording medium 10 and the recording power Pw of a laser beam described later. Read the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc to be used.
- the data recording linear velocity to be adopted and the data for setting the data recording conditions including the pulse train pattern for modulating the power of the laser beam are determined in advance in accordance with the optical recording medium 10.
- the ID data recorded in the body 10 is stored in a memory (not shown) of the data recording device in correspondence with the ID data.
- a pulse train pattern for modulating the data recording linear velocity and the power of the laser beam stored in the memory is read out.
- the power of the laser beam is changed. Determine the recording power level of the pulse train pattern to be adjusted.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a routine for determining the recording power of the laser beam for determining the level of the recording power w of the pulse train pattern for modulating the power of the laser beam.
- the controller 54 Upon reading the recording condition setting data stored in the memory, the controller 54 further sets the level of the recording power to a predetermined level based on a table stored in a memory (not shown). Level, a recording power determination signal is generated, and output to the laser drive circuit 55 together with the recording condition setting signal.
- the laser drive circuit 55 controls the head 53 based on the input recording condition setting signal and recording power determination signal, and modulates the recording power level according to a pulse train pattern set to a predetermined level.
- the test signal is recorded on three adjacent tracks of the power calibration area of the optical recording medium 10 using the laser beam (step S 1).
- the power calibration area refers to an area in which a test signal or the like for determining the recording power w of the laser beam is recorded.
- the test signal may be a single signal or a random signal.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic plan view schematically showing three adjacent tracks of a power carrier area of the optical recording medium 10 on which a test signal has been recorded in step S1.
- track 1 is the track where the test signal was recorded first
- track 2 is the track where the test signal was recorded second
- track 3 is the track where the test signal was last. This is the track on which the signal was recorded.
- the test signal is When it was written to, it is possible that cross-erasing has occurred.
- track 2 when the test signal is written to track 3, cross-erasing may have occurred.However, track 3 is the third track because the test signal is written last. In, there is no possibility that cross-erasing has occurred.
- the controller 54 sets the power of the laser beam to the reproduction power and outputs the first data reproduction signal to the laser drive circuit 55.
- the laser drive circuit 55 When the laser drive circuit 55 receives the first data reproduction signal from the controller 54, the laser beam whose power is set to the reproduction power Pr is placed on the second track of the power calibration area of the optical recording medium 10. To reproduce the test signal recorded on the second track (step S2).
- the controller 54 measures the signal characteristics required for determining the recording power of the laser beam, such as the asymmetry and the three-value, based on the obtained reproduced signal (step S3).
- the signal characteristics of the reproduced signal thus obtained are affected by crosstalk from both sides.
- the controller 54 determines whether or not the signal characteristics of the reproduced signal measured in Step S3 satisfy the reference condition (Step S4).
- step S3 when it is determined in step S3 that the measured signal characteristics of the reproduced signal do not satisfy the reference condition, the level of the recording power of the laser beam set for writing the test signal is inappropriate. Therefore, the controller 54 outputs a laser beam power change signal to the laser drive circuit 55, changes the level of the laser beam recording power, and again operates the first track and the second track. Test signals are recorded on track 2 and track 3 (step S5). In this case, three adjacent unrecorded tracks are selected as the first track, the second track, and the third track.
- the controller 54 sets the power of the laser beam to the reproduction power, and outputs a second data reproduction signal to the laser drive circuit 55.
- the laser drive circuit 55 When the laser drive circuit 55 receives the second data reproduction signal from the controller 54, the power is applied to the second and third tracks of the power calibration area of the optical recording medium 1, respectively, so that the power is equal to the reproduction power P. By irradiating the laser beam set to r, the test signals recorded on the second track and the third track are reproduced (step S6). Next, the controller 54 measures the amplitude of the reproduced signal based on the obtained reproduced signal (step S7).
- the amplitude of the reproduction signal corresponds to the difference between the reflectance of the recording layer 14 where the recording mark is formed and the reflectance of the recording layer 14 where the recording mark is not formed, and
- the difference between the reflectance of the blank area adjacent to the longest recording mark is measured as the amplitude of the reproduced signal.
- the test signal recorded on track 2 may be affected by cross-erasing, whereas the test signal recorded on track 3 is affected by cross-erasing.
- the amplitude D2 of the reproduction signal obtained from the second track is smaller than the amplitude D3 of the reproduction signal obtained from the third track.
- the controller 54 determines the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 based on the amplitude D2. Is calculated (step S8).
- the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 is defined by (D3_D2) ZD3.
- the controller 54 determines the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 calculated in this way by a method described later, and records the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 on the optical recording medium 10; Then, it is determined whether or not the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc read from the optical recording medium 10 is equal to or less than Rc (step S9). As a result, when it is determined that the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 is equal to or less than the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc, the test signal recorded on the second track is not affected by a large cross erase. Therefore, the controller 54 determines the recording power Pw of the laser beam used for recording the test signal on the second track as the optimum recording power (step S11). .
- the controller 54 sets the recording power of the laser beam to a lower level, and A laser beam power change signal is output to the laser drive circuit 55, and a test signal is recorded on the first track, the second track, and the third track using a laser beam having a low level recording power (Ste S10).
- three adjacent unrecorded tracks are selected as the first track, the second track, and the third track.
- the above-described steps are repeated until the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 becomes equal to or less than the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc, and the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 becomes equal to or less than the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc.
- the recording power P w of the laser beam used to record the test signal on the second track is determined as the optimum recording power (step S 11).
- the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc used in step S9 is determined by the optical recording medium manufacturer as follows, and the recording condition Along with the setting data, it is recorded on the optical recording medium 10 as a recordable record.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a critical signal amplitude reduction rate determination routine for determining the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc.
- variable i is set to 0 (step S21).
- the pulse train pattern used to modulate the power of the laser beam and the recording linear velocity are determined, and the recording power of the laser beam is set to a predetermined minimum level ( min) (step S22), and irradiate a laser beam to the first track, second track and third track adjacent to the power calibration area of the optical recording medium 10, and transmit a test signal. Record (step S2 3).
- track 1 is the track on which the test signal was recorded first
- track 2 is the track on which the test signal was recorded second
- track 3 Is the track on which the test signal was recorded last.
- the test signal may be a single signal or a random signal.
- the test signal recorded on the second track and the test signal recorded on the third track are reproduced (Step S24), and the jitter of the obtained reproduced signal and the amplitude of the reproduced signal are measured (Step S24).
- Step S25 The jitter J0 and the amplitude A0 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the third track are values that are not affected by cross-erasing, while The jitter J1 of the reproduced signal and the amplitude A1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded in the first track are values affected by one cross erase from the third track side.
- the jitter J1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the second track is equal to the jitter J0 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the third track.
- the amplitude A1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the second track is larger than the amplitude A0 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the third track. Become smaller.
- step S26 the test signal recorded on the first track and the test signal recorded on the third track are combined with the test signal in step S23.
- Direct overwrite is performed under the same recording conditions as when recording was performed (step S27).
- the test signal recorded on the second track is affected by one cross erase from the first track, and is affected by two cross erases from the third track.
- the jitter J2 of the obtained reproduced signal is larger than the jitter J1, and the amplitude A2 of the reproduced signal is smaller than the amplitude A1.
- Steps S26 and S27 are repeated until the variable i becomes equal to 9, that is, the test signal recorded on the first track and the test signal recorded on the third track are repeated nine times.
- the test signal recorded on the second track is reproduced (step S29), and the jitter J10 and amplitude A10 of the obtained reproduced signal are measured (step S3). 0).
- the jitter J 10 and amplitude A 10 of the reproduced signal measured in this way are respectively affected by nine cross-erases from the first track, and are affected by ten cross-erases from the third track. The value has been received.
- the jitter J10 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the second track is larger than the jitter J1, and the test signal recorded on the second track is generally larger.
- the amplitude A10 of the playback signal obtained by playing back the audio signal has a smaller value than the amplitude A1, and the test signal recorded on the first track and the test signal recorded on the third track are different. Since the direct overwriting has been performed nine times, the effects of cross-erasing are saturated values.
- the laser beam recording power i 5 w of the recording power is set to 10 a (step S 31), and steps S 21 to S 31 are repeated to obtain the respective recording powers.
- 2 Measure the jitters JO, J1 and J10 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the track, and the amplitudes A0, A1 and A10 of the reproduced signal.
- step S32 when it is determined that the level of the recording power w of the laser beam exceeds the preset maximum level ⁇ Pw (max) (step S32), when the level of the recording power / 5 w
- the jitters JO, J1 and J10 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the second track by the laser beam, and the amplitudes A0, A1 and ⁇ A10 of the reproduced signal are obtained. Complete the measurement.
- the respective recording powers are obtained.
- the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1, the second signal amplitude reduction rate R2, and the jitter deterioration degree R3 corresponding to the laser beam are calculated, and a table T shown in FIG. 6 is created (step S3). 3).
- the first signal amplitude reduction rate R 1 is defined by (A 0 ⁇ A 1) / A 0, and the amplitude AO is a step of the routine for determining the recording power of the laser beam in FIG.
- the amplitude A1 corresponds to the amplitude D3 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the third track
- the amplitude A1 corresponds to the step S of the laser beam recording power determination routine in FIG. 7, corresponding to the amplitude D3 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the third track.
- the second signal amplitude reduction rate R 2 is defined by (A 1 ⁇ A 10) ZA 1
- the jitter deterioration degree R 3 is defined by (J 10 ⁇ J 1).
- step S34 When the table T is created in this manner, based on the created table, the values of the second signal amplitude reduction rate R2 and the jitter deterioration degree R3 are plotted, and the second signal amplitude reduction rate is plotted.
- a first graph showing the relationship between R2 and the jitter deterioration degree R3 is created (step S34).
- FIG. 7 shows the relationship between the second signal amplitude reduction rate R2 and the jitter degradation degree R3.
- FIG. 7 shows a relationship between the second signal amplitude reduction rate R 2 and the jitter deterioration degree R 3 by a linear function, as shown in FIG. Can be approximated.
- step S35 the values of the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 and the second signal amplitude reduction rate R2 are plotted, and the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 and the second signal amplitude reduction rate R1 are plotted.
- a second duff is created to show the relationship with the signal amplitude reduction rate R2 of step 2 (step S35).
- FIG. 8 shows a second graph showing the relationship between the first signal amplitude reduction rate R 1 and the second signal amplitude reduction rate R 2, and as shown in FIG.
- the relationship between the first signal amplitude reduction rate R 1 and the second signal amplitude reduction rate R 2 can be approximated by a quadratic function.
- the second signal amplitude reduction corresponding to the value of the maximum allowable jitter degradation R 3 is calculated based on the first graph shown in FIG.
- the value of the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 corresponding to the value b of the second signal amplitude reduction rate R2 is calculated based on the second graph shown in FIG.
- the value c of the first signal amplitude reduction rate R 1- is determined as the critical signal amplitude reduction rate R c.
- Jitter degradation R3 is recorded on track 2 after the test signal recorded on track 1 and the test signal recorded on track 3 are overwritten nine times. J10 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the reproduced test signal, the test signal is recorded on the second track, the test signal is recorded on the third track, and then recorded on the second track Is defined as the difference from the jitter J1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the reproduced test signal.
- the test signal recorded on the first track and the test signal recorded on the third track However, when direct overwriting is performed nine times, it is recognized that the effect of cross-erasing on the test signal recorded on the second track is saturated, and the critical signal determined in this way is used.
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- step S9 of the routine for determining the recording power of the laser beam in FIG. 3 it is determined whether the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 is equal to or less than the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc. By doing so, it becomes possible to determine the optimum recording power of the recording power of the laser beam, which can suppress the increase in jitter of the reproduction signal within an allowable range.
- the recording power i ⁇ w is calculated according to the pulse train pattern set to the optimum recording power.
- the laser beam whose power has been modulated is irradiated onto the optical recording medium 10 via the light transmitting layer 16, and data is recorded on the recording layer 14 of the optical recording medium 10.
- the pulse train pattern includes a recording power w and a base power b.
- a laser beam whose power has been modulated by the recording power is irradiated onto an area of the recording layer 14 where the recording mark is to be formed.
- the phase change material is heated to a temperature equal to or higher than the melting point.
- a laser beam whose power has been modulated to the base power Pb whose level is lower than the recording power / 7 w is applied to an area of the recording layer 14 where a recording mark is to be formed.
- the phase change material is heated to a temperature equal to or higher than the melting point, is rapidly cooled, becomes amorphous, and a recording mark is formed on the recording layer 14.
- the laser beam whose power has been modulated to the erasing power Pe is applied to the area of the recording layer 14 where the recording mark is formed. Is irradiated.
- Pb, Pe, and Pw are the laser beam whose power has been modulated to the erasing power Pe.
- phase change material is heated to a temperature above the crystallization temperature.
- the laser beam is moved away, and the area of the recording layer 14 heated to a temperature equal to or higher than the crystallization temperature is cooled, and the area of the recording layer 14 in the amorphous state is crystallized, and the recording layer 14
- the recording mark formed in 4 is deleted.
- a recording mark can be formed on the recording layer 14 and the recording mark formed on the recording mark can be erased. Further, the power of the laser beam can be reduced by the recording power P By modulating w, the base power Pb and the erasing power Pe, different recording marks are formed in the area of the recording layer 14 where the recording marks are formed, and the data recorded on the recording layer 14 is recorded. Direct overwriting becomes possible.
- the recording layer 14 of the optical recording medium 10 is used. The data is recorded.
- the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc is determined by the optical recording medium manufacturer and recorded on the optical recording medium 10.
- the recording power of the laser beam can be set to the optimum power in a short time and with a simple operation, reducing the burden on the user. Becomes possible.
- the second signal amplitude reduction rate R 2 defined by (A 1 ⁇ A 10) / A 1 and the jitter deterioration degree defined by (J 10 ⁇ J 1)
- the value of the second signal amplitude reduction rate R 2 corresponding to the maximum allowable degree of jitter degradation R 3 a is calculated as (AO—A l)
- the second signal amplitude reduction rate R 2 The value c of the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 corresponding to the value b is determined, and the value c of the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 is determined as the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc.
- the jitter deterioration level R3 was recorded on the second track after the test signal recorded on the first track and the test signal recorded on the third track were overwritten nine times. Jitter of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal] 10 and the test signal recorded on the second track, the test signal recorded on the third track, and then the test recorded on the second track.
- the test signal recorded on the first track and the test signal recorded on the third track are defined as the difference from the jitter J1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the When overwritten, the effect of cross-erasing on the test signal recorded on the second track is considered to be saturated.
- the fraction R c corresponds to the critical jitter degradation R 3 at which the increase in jitter can be tolerated even under the influence of the cross erase, until the effect of the cross erase is saturated.
- step S9 of the recording power determination routine of the laser beam shown in the figure it is determined whether or not the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 is equal to or less than the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc. It becomes possible to determine the optimum recording power of the recording power of the laser beam which can be kept within the allowable range.
- the critical signal amplitude reduction rate determination routine is executed by the optical recording medium manufacturer, the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc is determined, and the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc is recorded on the optical recording medium 10.
- the critical signal amplitude reduction rate R c recorded in the optical recording medium 10 is read by the data recording device, and the recording power determination routine of the laser beam is executed.
- the critical signal amplitude reduction rate determination routine may be executed prior to the execution of the recording power determination routine of the laser beam.
- the data recording device may be configured to execute the critical signal amplitude reduction rate determination routine prior to the execution of the laser beam recording power determination routine.
- the critical signal amplitude reduction rate determination routine S is executed by the optical recording medium maker, the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc is determined, and the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc is recorded on the optical recording medium 10.
- the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc recorded on the optical recording medium 10 is read by the data recording device, and the recording pattern determination routine of the laser beam is executed.
- the routine for determining the recording power of the laser beam may be executed after the routine for determining the critical signal amplitude reduction rate, and the routine for determining the recording power of the laser beam is not necessarily performed by the data recording device. .
- the optical recording medium manufacturer may be configured to execute the recording power determination routine of the laser beam after the execution of the critical signal amplitude reduction ratio determination routine.
- the optimum power of the recording power wr of the laser beam is recorded on the optical recording medium 10
- the data recording device records the laser beam recorded on the optical recording medium 10. It is preferable to read the optimum power of the recording power W of the beam, set the recording power of the laser beam to the optimum power, and record data on the optical recording medium 10.
- the ID data and the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc are recorded on the optical recording medium 10, and when recording data on the optical recording medium 10, the data recording device The ID data recorded on the medium 10 is read, and the data recording linear velocity and the pulse train pattern for modulating the power of the laser beam stored in the memory are read out in accordance with the ID data of the optical recording medium 10. Then, the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc recorded on the optical recording medium 10 is read, and the laser beam recording power determination routine is executed to determine the optimum power of the laser beam recording power. Configured, but the critical signal amplitude is reduced in advance.
- the ID data recorded on the optical recording medium 10 is read.
- the data recording device reads the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc in addition to the pulse train pattern that modulates the data recording linear velocity and the laser beam power, and determines the optimum power of the laser beam recording power. You can also. In this case, it is not necessary to record the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc in the optical recording medium 10, and the recording capacity of the optical recording medium 10 can be effectively used.
- the ID data and the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc are recorded on the optical recording medium 10, and when recording data on the optical recording medium 10, the data recording device is provided with an optical recording medium.
- the ID data recorded on the medium 10 is read, and the data recording linear velocity stored in the memory and the pulse train pattern for modulating the power of the laser beam are read out in accordance with the ID data of the optical recording medium 10. It reads the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc recorded on the optical recording medium 10, executes a laser beam recording power determination routine, and determines the optimum power of the laser beam recording power Pw.
- the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc is calculated in advance, and the optimum power of the recording power of the laser beam is determined based on the calculated critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc.
- the data recording device can obtain the data recording linear velocity.
- the optimum power of the recording power Pw of the laser beam may be read, and the optimum power of the recording power of the laser beam may be determined.
- the optical recording medium 1 is immediately used without executing the recording power determination routine of the laser beam. Data can be recorded in 0.
- the ID data and the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc are recorded on the optical recording medium 10, and when recording data on the optical recording medium 10, the data recording device The ID data recorded on the medium 10 is read, and the data recording linear velocity and the pulse train pattern for modulating the power of the laser beam stored in the memory are read out in accordance with the ID data of the optical recording medium 10. Then, the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc recorded on the optical recording medium 10 is read, and the laser beam recording power determination routine is executed to determine the optimum power of the laser beam recording power.
- the table T shown in FIG. 6 is recorded on the optical recording medium 10 in place of the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc, and the data recording device is recorded on the optical recording medium 10.
- the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc by calculating the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc, and using the obtained critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc to determine the recording power of the laser beam. It may be configured to execute a routine and determine the optimum power of the laser beam recording power.
- the data recording apparatus may store a program for executing the critical signal amplitude reduction rate determination routine, and may execute the critical signal amplitude reduction rate determination routine according to the stored program.
- the program for executing the critical signal amplitude reduction rate determination routine is stored in the optical recording medium 10, and the data recording device reads out the program stored in the optical recording medium 10 and executes the critical signal amplitude reduction rate determination routine. May be configured to be executed.
- the ID data and the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc are recorded on the optical recording medium 10, and when recording data on the optical recording medium 10, the data recording device The ID data recorded on the medium 10 is read, and the data recording linear velocity stored in the memory and the pulse train pattern for modulating the power of the laser beam are read out in accordance with the ID data of the optical recording medium 10.
- the critical signal amplitude reduction rate Rc recorded on the optical recording medium 10 is read to determine the recording power of the laser beam.
- the data recording device stores a program for executing the routine for determining the recording power of the laser beam.
- the recording device may store a program for executing the laser beam recording power determination routine, and the program for executing the laser beam recording power determination routine is stored in the optical recording medium 10. May be stored, and the data recording apparatus may read out the program stored in the optical recording medium 10 and execute a recording power determination routine of the laser beam.
- the test signal recorded on the first track and the test signal recorded on the third track are directly overwritten nine times, and then the test signal is recorded on the second track.
- the recorded test signal is being played back, but the test signal recorded on the first track and the test signal recorded on the third track are used until the effect of the cross erase on the test signal recorded on the second track is saturated.
- the test signal recorded on the second track may be reproduced, and the test signal recorded on the first track and the test signal recorded on the third track may be used. It is not always necessary to play the test signal recorded on track 2 after direct overwriting 9 times. There.
- the recording power of the laser beam is increased by a from a predetermined minimum power i 3, and the recording power determination routine of the laser beam is executed.
- the laser beam recording power _P w is changed between the predetermined maximum power ⁇ P w (max) and the minimum power w (min) of the predetermined recording power w to execute the laser beam recording power determination routine. How to change the recording power of the laser beam is not particularly limited.
- the test signal is recorded using the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1 defined by (A0-A1) / A0.
- the amplitude A0 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the third track, and the amplitude A1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the second track After the test signal is recorded in the order of the first track, the second track, and the third track, instead of the first signal amplitude reduction rate R1, the third track is The amplitude of the reproduced signal AO obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the second track, and the amplitude A1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the second track.
- the second signal is recorded on the second track.
- the amplitude A 1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the recorded test signal, the test signal recorded on the first track, and the test signal recorded on the third track are compared nine times to the direct signal.
- the difference between the amplitude of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the second track and the amplitude A10 is evaluated, but instead of the second signal amplitude reduction rate R2, After the test signal is recorded in the order of the first track, the second track, and the third track, the amplitude A 1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the second track, Test signal recorded on track 1 and track 3 The recorded test signal is directly overwritten nine times, and then the test signal recorded on the second track is reproduced.
- the amplitude A 1 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the second track was recorded on track 2 after direct overwriting nine times.
- the difference from the amplitude A 10 of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the reproduced test signal may be evaluated.
- the jitter deterioration rate R 3 is defined by (J 10 ⁇ J 1). However, the jitter deterioration rate R 3 is determined by the test signal recorded on the first track and the jitter signal R 3. After direct overwriting the test signal recorded on the third track nine times, the jitter of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the test signal recorded on the second track is J10, After the test signal is recorded in the order of track 1, track 2, and track 3, the test signal recorded on track 2 is reproduced, and the reproduced signal is obtained as a function of the difference J: l of the jitter. If defined, it is not necessary to be defined by (J10—J1), but (J10—Jl) / J10 or (J10—J1) ZJ1 The jitter degradation rate R 3 can also be defined.
- the present invention it is possible to suppress the jitter of a reproduced signal obtained by reproducing data recorded on a rewritable optical recording medium to within an allowable range even if it is affected by cross-erasing,
- a laser beam power determining method capable of determining the recording power of a laser beam so that the laser beam power becomes higher.
- the present invention even when affected by cross-erasing, it is possible to suppress the jitter of a reproduced signal obtained by reproducing data recorded on a rewritable optical recording medium to within an allowable range, In addition, it is possible to provide a method of determining a critical parameter used to determine the recording power of a laser beam applied to a rewritable optical recording medium so that the level becomes highest.
- the present invention it is possible to suppress the jitter of a reproduced signal obtained by reproducing recorded data within an allowable range even under the influence of cross-erasing, and to achieve the highest level.
- the present invention even if the cross The rewritable optical recording medium is irradiated so that the jitter of the reproduced signal obtained by reproducing the data recorded on the optical recording medium can be kept within an allowable range, and the level is the highest. It is possible to provide a data recording device that stores critical parameters used for determining the recording level of a laser beam.
- the present invention it is possible to suppress the jitter of a reproduction signal obtained by reproducing data recorded on a rewritable optical recording medium to within an allowable range even under the influence of cross erase, and
- a data recording device that stores an optimum recording power of a laser beam applied to a rewritable optical recording medium so that the level becomes highest.
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