WO2005031731A1 - 光記録媒体の記録方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a recording method for an optical recording medium in which a ROM layer capable of reproducing information recorded in advance and a RAM layer capable of recording / reproducing information are stacked.
- ROM—RAM optical disk As an optical disk memory, a ROM layer capable of generating pre-recorded information and a RAM layer capable of recording individual information and Z-reproduction have been laminated, and the reproduction of information from the ROM layer and the transmission of information to the RAM layer
- An optical recording medium that allows simultaneous recording and reproduction of ROM layer information and RAM layer information simultaneously (Concurrent ROM—RAM optical disk; hereinafter simply referred to as ROM—RAM optical disk) has been developed (for example, see Patent Document 1 below).
- the ROM layer is a recording medium, such as a compact disk, in which only information (ROM information) recorded by forming uneven phase pits on the substrate can be read, that is, a so-called ROM. (Read Only Memory).
- ROM information only information
- ROM information recorded by forming uneven phase pits on the substrate can be read, that is, a so-called ROM.
- the depth of the phase pit recorded as ROM information is set so that the light intensity modulation during reproduction is maximized.
- the RAM layer records information (magneto-optical signals and RAM information) using magnetism and laser, such as M ⁇ (Magneto Optical), and uses a laser to reproduce information.
- M ⁇ Magnetic Optical
- RAM Random Access Memory
- a weak laser beam is applied to the RAM layer so that the plane of polarization of the laser beam changes according to the direction of the magnetic field of the recording layer (RAM layer).
- the signal is detected by the polarization direction of the reflected light from the RAM layer at this time, and the RAM information (magneto-optical signal) is read out.
- FIGS. 15 to 17 show ROM-RAM optical disks
- FIG. FIG. 16 is a diagram schematically showing a radial cross section of the ROM-RAM optical disk shown in FIG. 15, and FIG. 17 is a view of the ROM-RAM optical disk shown in FIG. It is a top view which expands a part and shows typically.
- a ROM-RAM optical disk has a read-in 1 for guiding the start of reproduction or recording of information and a read-out 2 for guiding the end of reproduction or recording of information, similarly to a general compact disk.
- a user area 3 for recording information between the lead-in 1 and the lead-in 2 is provided.
- the user area 3 includes, for example, a substrate 10 of polycarbonate or the like, a dielectric film 11, a magneto-optical recording film 12 of TbFeCo (terbium iron cono-noreto) or the like, a dielectric film 13, A 1 An (aluminum) film 14 and a UV (Ultraviolet) cured film 15 as a protective layer are laminated.
- phase pits 16 As shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, in such a ROM-RAM optical disk, ROM information is fixedly recorded by phase pits 16 (shaded portions in FIG. 17) formed on the substrate 10 in an uneven shape, Information is recorded by a phase pit array magneto-optical recording (magnetic mark) 17 (hatched portion in FIG. 17) formed on the magneto-optical recording film 12.
- a phase pit array magneto-optical recording (magnetic mark) 17 hatchched portion in FIG. 17
- the cross section of the ROM-RAM optical disc cut along the line X-X 'in FIG. 17 corresponds to the cross section shown in FIG.
- the phase pits 16 function as tracking guides, so that grooves or the like are provided as tracking guides, and the level is high.
- FIGS. 18 and 19 are diagrams showing the relationship between the timing of the laser beam pulse, the direction of the magnetic field, and the RAM recording mark.
- the magnetic marks 17 ie, the RAM recording marks
- the phase pits 16 ie, the ROM
- the magnetic mark 17 having an arbitrary length can be formed by switching the direction of the magnetic field while irradiating the laser light with the DC continuous light.
- R ⁇ ⁇ M information can be reproduced because of continuous DC light irradiation.
- the magnetic mark 17 (RAM information) jitter during reproduction is lower than when the laser beam is irradiated with DC continuous light and the S layer is generated in the RAM layer. It is known to improve.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems, and an object of the present invention is to achieve both improvement in the reproduction jitter of information recorded in the RAM layer using laser light and improvement in the reproduction jitter of information in the ROM layer. It is an object of the present invention to provide a recording method for an optical recording medium that can perform recording.
- Patent Document 1
- a recording method for an optical recording medium comprises: an optical recording medium in which a ROM layer capable of reproducing pre-recorded information and a RAM layer capable of recording / reproducing information are laminated.
- This is a recording method for a medium, in which RA1V is recorded as information on the RAM layer [Laser light is emitted with two or more pulses per recording mark recording unit, and RAM recording marks are recorded using the laser light.
- a recording method for an optical recording medium according to the present invention is the above-described recording method for an optical recording medium, wherein the RAM is recorded as a blue light on a RAM layer using a laser beam.
- the RAM recording mark is recorded on the RAM layer so that the relationship is established.
- the laser light is emitted in two or more pulses per recording unit TA of the RAM recording mark.
- the RAM recording mark by changing the direction of the magnetic field while irradiating the pulse of the laser beam at a constant repetition. It is preferable to change the direction of the magnetic field when the pulse of the laser beam 6 falls. preferable.
- the RAM recording mark is recorded using laser light
- the recording format of the ROM layer and the recording format of the RAM layer are the same, and the recording unit of the ROM recording mark and the recording unit of the RAM recording mark recorded on the ROM layer are set to be equal or almost equal.
- the laser light is emitted in two pulses per recording unit of the RAM recording mark.
- the cut-off frequency of the low-frequency transmission filter provided in the RAM recording mark reproduction system is preferably set so that the error rate during reproduction of the RAM layer is minimized.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the relationship between the timing of a laser beam pulse, the direction of a magnetic field, and a RAM recording mark in a recording method for an optical recording medium according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the relationship among the pulse timing of laser light, the temperature of the optical recording medium, and the magnetic head drive current in the method for recording an optical recording medium according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 shows a ROM-RAM used in a test performed to confirm the effectiveness of recording / reproducing a ROM-RA ⁇ optical disc by a recording method of an optical recording medium according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic perspective view of a ROM recording mark (phase pit) recorded on a layer.
- FIG. 4 is a view schematically showing a radial cross section of the ROM-RAM optical disk shown in FIG.
- FIG. 5 (a) to 5 (c) schematically show the relationship between the number of pulse emission per recording unit of the RAM recording mark and the recorded RAM recording mark.
- Fig. 5 (b) schematically shows a RAM recording mark when the laser beam is DC continuous light
- Fig. 5 (b) schematically shows a RAM recording mark when the laser beam is a single pulse
- FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically illustrating a RAM recording mark in the case of a pulse.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram schematically showing a functional configuration and an optical system configuration of an optical recording medium recording / reproducing apparatus used in the optical recording medium recording method according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic view of the arrangement of the four-segmented photodetector of the optical recording medium recording / reproducing apparatus shown in FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic view of the arrangement of a two-segment photodetector of the optical recording medium recording / reproducing apparatus shown in FIG.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of a main controller of the optical recording medium recording / reproducing apparatus shown in FIG.
- FIG. 10 shows the relationship between the number of pulses per recording unit of the ROM recording mark and the RAM recording mark and the block error rate during reproduction of the R ⁇ M layer and the RAM layer
- Fig. 11 shows Fig. 6 Drive power flowing through the magnetic head of the recording / reproducing device for optical recording media Flow change timing and magnetic head modulation clock and laser light.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a relationship with Lus.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing the relationship between the amount of delay in the rise of the pulse with respect to the modulated clock shown in FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a waveform when the sound is reproduced in a loose manner.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a reproduced waveform obtained by passing the waveform shown in FIG. 13 through a low-pass filter and a reproduced waveform obtained by using a single pulse.
- FIG. 15 is a plan view schematically showing a ROM-RAM optical disk.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram schematically showing a radial section of the ROM-RAM optical disk shown in FIG.
- FIG. 17 is a plan view schematically showing an enlarged main part of the ROM-RAM optical disk shown in FIG. 15 in order to explain a recording state of the disk.
- a method for recording information on an optical recording medium is a method for recording information on the optical recording medium (ROM-RAM optical disk) shown in FIGS. 15 to 17 described above.
- the present invention is applied to an optical recording medium recording / reproducing apparatus described later.
- the ROM-RAM optical disk is configured by laminating a RAM layer on a ROM layer.
- a ROM recording mark (phase pit) as information is recorded in advance on a substrate 10 of a ROM layer of the ROM-RAM optical disc.
- a recording / reproducing apparatus for such an optical recording medium is used.
- the laser beam from the semiconductor laser 101 (see FIG. 6) provided is illuminated on the ROM recording mark, and the ROM recording mark is reproduced based on the reflected light from the substrate 10.
- a RAM recording mark as information is recorded on the magneto-optical recording film 12 of the RAM layer.
- the laser light emitted by the semiconductor laser 101 provided in the recording / reproducing apparatus for the optical recording medium and the magnetism (magnetic field) generated by the magnetic head 111 (see FIG. 6) are used. Used. Specifically, by irradiating the magneto-optical recording film 12 with a laser beam to raise the temperature of the magneto-optical recording film 12, the coercive force of the magneto-optical recording film 12 is reduced, and the magnetic head 1 1 The RAM recording mark (magnetic mark) is recorded by changing the direction of the magnetic field generated by step 1.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the relationship between the timing of a laser beam pulse, the direction of a magnetic field, and a RAM recording mark in a recording method t for an optical recording medium according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the recording unit that is, recording clock
- Ram information is recorded by changing the length of the ram recording mark by emitting light.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the relationship between the timing of a laser beam pulse, the direction of a magnetic field, and a RAM recording mark in a recording method t for an optical recording medium according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the recording unit that is, recording clock
- Ram information is recorded by changing the length of the ram recording mark by emitting light.
- the recording unit TA may change the orientation of the magnetic field generated by the magnetic head 1 1 1 It corresponds to the basic clock length (so-called detection window width) in the RLL (Run Length Limited) code obtained by digitally modulating the input data.
- the RAM recording mark (magnetic mark) is formed by changing the method of the magnetic field while irradiating the laser light of two pulses at a constant repetition, Using such a laser beam, the ROM recording mark (phase peak) is recorded on the ROM layer substrate 10 simultaneously with the recording of the RAM recording mark on the RAM layer.
- the RAM recording mark is recorded at a high density by recording the RAM recording mark by emitting the laser beam with two pulses (two pulses) per recording unit TA of the RAM recording mark.
- the direction of the magnetic field is changed when the pulse of the laser beam falls.
- the temperature of the optical recording medium periodically rises and falls in synchronization with the pulse of the laser light by the pulsed laser light.
- the pulse falls when the temperature of the magneto-optical recording film 12 rises most (the timing in FIG. 2).
- the magnetic head drive current is reversed at the rising edge of the pulse (see, for example, “timing t 1 t 2” in FIG. 2), the magnetic field is reversed when the temperature of the magneto-optical recording film 12 is low.
- the magnetization reversal of the magneto-optical recording film 12 becomes insufficient and the recording characteristics of the magneto-optical signal deteriorate.
- the modulation method for recording information on the ROM layer that is, recording format
- the modulation method for recording information on the RAM layer hereinafter, recording method) Format
- the recording units TO and TA of the R ⁇ M recording mark and RAM recording mark that are recorded as information are set approximately equal.
- Fig. 3 is a schematic perspective view of the ROM recording mark (phase pit) recorded on the ROM layer of the ROM-RAM optical disk.
- Fig. 4 The ROM-RAM light. It is a figure which shows the radial cross section of a disk typically.
- Phase length (shortest pit length) This is a phase pit 16 formed by the EFM modulation method with a TOM of 0.6 im.
- the substrate 10 on which such phase pits 16 were formed was put into a sputtering apparatus (not shown), and a magneto-optical recording medium (ROM-RAM optical disk) having the structure shown in FIG. 4 was produced.
- ROM-RAM optical disk magneto-optical recording medium
- an undercoat SIN layer 21, a TbFeCo layer 22, a GdFeCo layer 23, and an overcoat The SiN layer 24 and the anode layer 25 are laminated.
- the laser beam used to record the RAM recording mark is a continuous DC beam as shown in FIG. 17, a single pulse laser beam as shown in FIG. 18, and a laser beam as shown in FIG.
- the recording of the RAM recording mark was performed in the three cases where the laser beam was a two-pulse laser beam and the measurement of the reproduction jitter of the ROM recording mark and the reproduction jitter of the RAM recording mark in each case.
- the recording format of the RAM marking mark uses the same EFM modulation method as the recording format of the ROM layer.
- the recording unit T of the RAM recording mark is the ROM recording mark.
- RAM recording mark was recorded so that it was 1/3 of the shortest mark length TOM.
- the RAM recording mark is recorded on the RAM layer on the ROM.
- the laser beam used for reproduction was DC continuous light, and the reproduction power was reduced to 1.5 mW.
- the measurement of the read jitter of the ROM recording mark was performed for each of the three cases using the laser beam used for recording the RAM recording mark.
- the DC link shown in Fig. 17 In the case where the RAM recording mark was recorded using continuous light, the reproduction power of the DC continuous light was set to 8.OmW, and in the case where the laser light was pulsed as shown in FIGS. 1 and 18, the maximum reproduction power was 10.OmW. A pulse laser beam with a minimum reproduction power of 2. OmW was used.
- the reproduced signal was passed through a low-frequency transmission filter to remove high-frequency components, and the frequency of the wide-range power of the low-frequency transmission filter was set to 5 MHz.
- Table 1 shows the measurement results of the ROM recording mark reproduction jitter and the RAM recording mark reproduction jitter measured for each of the three cases described above.
- the reproduction jitter of the ROM recording mark is good at 6.1%, but the reproduction jitter of the RAM recording mark exceeds 10%, which is not a practical level.
- the reproduction jitter of the RAM recording mark can be said to be a practical level at 8% or less, but the reproduction jitter of the ROM recording mark exceeds 10%, which is not a practical level. This is because the jitter increased due to the modulation noise of the laser light pulse as described above.
- the reproduction jitter of the ROM recording mark was improved to about the same level as in the case of DC continuous light at 6.3%, and compared to the case of the single pulse, the ROM recording mark was improved. It can be seen that the reproduction jitter of is greatly suppressed.
- the reproduction jitter of the RAM recording mark is 7.9%, which is almost the same level as in the case of a single pulse.
- the jitter at the time of reproduction can be evaluated depending on the shape of the formed RAM recording mark.
- the RAM recording mark has a rectangular shape, the reproduction jitter is small and good reproduction is possible.
- 5 (a) to 5 (c) are diagrams schematically showing the relationship between the number of pulse emission per recording unit (recording clock) of the RAM recording mark and the recorded RAM recording mark.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram schematically showing a RAM recording mark when the laser beam is DC continuous light
- FIG. 5 (b) is a diagram schematically showing a RAM recording mark when the laser beam is a single pulse
- FIG. () Is a diagram schematically showing a RAM recording mark in the case of two pulses.
- 5A to 5C the ROM recording mark (phase pit) is denoted by reference numeral 180.
- the RAM recording mark 150 when the RAM recording mark is recorded by DC continuous light, the RAM recording mark 150 has a remarkable arrow shape, and as shown in Table 1, the RAM recording mark 150 The reproduction jitter is large.
- the arrow feather shape of the RAM recording mark 160 is reduced to a shape close to a rectangular mark, and the reproduction jitter is small.
- the RAM recording mark 170 has a reduced feather shape compared to the case of recording by continuous light emission, in which the feather shape is emphasized as compared with the case of the single pulse. It can be seen that a reproduction jitter close to that of the single pulse is obtained.
- the reproduction jitter of both the ROM recording mark and the RAM recording mark can be suppressed most, and the recording method of the optical recording medium as one embodiment of the present invention is effective. You can see that there is.
- the recording method of the optical recording medium uses the same modulation method for the recording format of the ROM recording mark and the recording format of the RAM recording mark, and also uses the same for each of the ROM recording mark and the RAM recording mark.
- the recording units TO and TA are configured to be substantially equal, the present invention is not limited to this, and the recording format may be different between the ROM recording mark and the RAM recording mark.
- the recording unit TA of the RAM recording mark takes a different value depending on the modulation method.
- the recording unit of the ROM recording mark can be set to an arbitrary value depending on the modulation method.
- the recording unit of the ROM recording mark TO is set to 231 nsec
- the ROM recording mark is recorded by the EFM modulation method
- the recording unit TA of the RAM recording mark is set to L O On sec by the RLL 1-7 modulation method.
- the shortest mark length TOM of the ROM recording mark is 693 nsec, which is about seven times as long as the recording unit TA of the RAM recording mark.
- the laser beam used to record or reproduce the ROM recording mark and the RAM recording mark emits two pulses per recording unit TA, the length of the ROM recording mark is too long. The effect of suppressing reproduction jitter is reduced.
- the ROM is set so that the relationship represented by the following expression (1) is established between the shortest mark length TOM of the ROM recording mark and the recording unit TA of the RAM recording mark.
- Information (recording mark) is recorded on the RAM optical disk.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram schematically showing a functional configuration and an optical system configuration of a recording and reproducing apparatus for an optical recording medium.
- the light emitted from the semiconductor laser 101 (here, light having a wavelength ⁇ of 660 nm) is converted into a parallel light by a collimator lens 102, and is converted into P-polarized light by a first polarizing beam splitter 103.
- a first polarizing beam splitter 103 Incident.
- About 30% of the light that has entered the first polarization beam splitter 103 is reflected and condensed on the photodetector 105 by the condenser lens 104.
- the electric signal from the photodetector 105 is output to the main controller 119, and the main controller 119 controls the LD driver 120 based on the received electric signal to control the laser light emitted from the semiconductor laser 101. Perform power control.
- the first polarizing beam splitter 103 about 70% of the light is transmitted, almost 100% is reflected by the reflecting mirror 106, and the polarization direction is adjusted by the half-wave plate 124.
- the light is focused on the ROM-RAM optical disk 108.
- ROM-RAM optical disk 108 is rotated by motor 109 Driven.
- the motor 109 is driven to rotate at a predetermined speed by a motor driver 122 that has received a command from the main controller 119.
- the semiconductor laser 101 has a single mode and the polarization direction is TE mode, and the divergence angle is 8 ° in the horizontal direction with respect to the polarization plane and 20 ° in the vertical direction with respect to the polarization plane.
- the focal length f of the collimator lens 102 is 15 mm
- the focal length of the objective lens 107 is 3 mm
- the numerical aperture NA of the objective lens 107 is 0.55.
- the beam spot diameter of the light to be emitted is a diameter value having an amplitude of one square of the natural logarithm e , and is 1.1 ⁇ in the horizontal direction and 0.97 m in the vertical direction on the track of the ROM-RAM optical disk 108. Become.
- the semiconductor laser 101 can emit 60 mW of continuous light and 90 mW of pulsed light [pulse width ratio (duty) 50%] at a total light amount of up to 90 mW.
- the light utilization efficiency up to that point is about 30%. For this reason, 18mW for continuous light, no.
- With the laser light it is possible to irradiate the ROM-RAM optical disk 108 with 27 mW light.
- the light reflected from the ROM-RAM optical disk 108 is incident on the first polarizing beam splitter 103 again via the objective lens 107, the half-wave plate 124, and the reflecting mirror 106. Of the incident light, more than 95% of the S-polarized component is reflected, and about 30% of the P-polarized component is reflected.
- the light thus reflected is incident on the second polarizing beam splitter 112, where about 50% of the P-polarized light component of the incident light is transmitted, and the remaining 50% of the P-polarized light component is Is reflected. Further, 95% or more of the S-polarized light component of the incident light is reflected by the second polarizing beam splitter 112.
- the light transmitted through the second polarizing beam splitter 112 is condensed on the four-segment photodetector 115 by the plano-convex lens 113 and the cylindrical lens 114.
- the actuator drive circuit 121 causes the actuator 110 having the objective lens 107 to move through the optical axis. It is configured to move and adjust in the direction and to condense the light to the diffraction limit on the ROM-RAM optical disk 108. Specifically, the outputs from the four regions 1 15 a, 1 15 b, 1 15 c, and 1 15 d of the four-segment photodetector 1 15 shown in FIG. In this case, the main controller i 19 detects the focus error signal by calculation based on the following equation (2).
- Reference numerals 126a, 126b, and 126c in FIG. 7 indicate the beam spot shapes on the four-segment photodetector 115.
- the beam spot has a shape like reference numeral 126c on the ROM-RAM optical disk 108 in a state where the light is condensed almost to the diffraction limit.
- a beam spot shape indicated by reference numeral 126a is obtained.
- the beam spot shape indicated by reference numeral 126b is obtained.
- a tracking error signal is generated by the push-pull method from the calculation based on the following equation (3). Detects tracking errors.
- the main controller 119 moves and adjusts the actuator 110 with respect to the recording track of the ROM-RAM optical disk 108 in the vertical direction to perform tracking.
- the light reflected by the second polarizing beam splitter 1 1 2 is split into two beams according to the polarization direction by the Oraston prism 1 16, and is split into two by the focusing lens 1 17. Focused on 1 1 8
- Figure 8 shows a schematic diagram of the arrangement of the two-segment photodetector.
- the main controller 1 19 calculates the phase pit signal ⁇ based on the respective outputs E and F from the two areas 1 18 a and 1 18 b of the two-segment photodetector 1 18 by calculation based on the following equation (4). Is detected.
- the main controller 119 is configured to control the frequency and duty of the emitted laser light based on the phase pit signal ⁇ and the magneto-optical signal ⁇ . ing.
- the main controller 119 controls the magnetic head driver 123 to change the magnetism (the direction of the magnetic field) generated by the magnetic head 111, thereby cooperating with the laser light and the RAM.
- a RAM recording mark is recorded on the layer as information.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of the main controller 119.
- the phase pit signal ⁇ is input to the PLL circuit 129b via the low-frequency transmission type filter (low-pass filter) 128b.
- the recording unit TO (clock) of the R ⁇ M recording mark is detected from the phase pit signal ⁇ , and according to the recording format (here, the EFM modulation method), the transmission unit is determined by the recording unit TO.
- the phase pit signal ⁇ that has passed through the filter 128b is cut out and converted into a digital signal.
- the phase pit signal y that has passed through the low-frequency transmission filter 128b is also input to the C1 measuring section 130b, where it is converted into a digital signal by the PLL circuit 129b in the C1 measuring section 130b.
- a block error rate is measured based on the data.
- the force in the low frequency transmission filter 128b is set at a position where the block error rate is minimized in the power-off frequency setting section 131b. It is configured to set a cutoff frequency to be set.
- the low-frequency transmission type filter (low-pass filter) 128a, the PLL circuit 129a C1 measuring section 130a and the cut-off frequency setting section 1 31a is provided, and the cutoff frequency of the low-frequency transmission filter 128a is set so that the block error rate is minimized.
- the ROM recording mark is used.
- the cutoff frequency of the low-frequency transmission filter 128b provided in the ROM recording mark phase pit signal ⁇
- the RAM recording mark magneticto-optical signal ⁇
- the low-frequency transmission provided in the reproduction system of the RAM recording mark (magneto-optical signal ⁇ ) is performed.
- the cutoff frequency of the type filter 128a is set so that the error rate at the time of reproducing the RAM layer is minimized.
- RAM recording data input signal data for recording a RAM recording mark (hereinafter referred to as RAM recording data) is supplied to an encoder 133 provided in the main controller 119 in a predetermined manner.
- the signal is converted into a signal for recording a RAM recording mark (here, an EFM signal by the EFM modulation method) according to the recording format.
- the converted RAM recording mark recording signal is used by the recording signal generator 13 4 to emit a pulse for the magnetic head driver signal and laser light. And a laser pulse signal.
- the frequency setting circuit 13 2 is configured so that the frequency of the signal converted in the recording signal generator 13 4 can be set to a frequency of a positive integer multiple, and the C 1 of the phase pit signal ⁇
- the frequency can be set by changing the setting of the above positive integer so that the block error rate obtained from the ij constant unit 130b via the switch 140 is minimized.
- the C 1 measuring section 130 a of the magneto-optical signal ⁇ is switched via the switch 140.
- the frequency can be set by changing the setting of the above positive integer so that the obtained block error rate is minimized.
- the signal for the magnetic head driver output from the recording signal generator 134 is output to the magnetic head driver 123.
- the laser pulse signal output from the recording signal generator 13 4 is output to the pulse duty adjustment section 13 5 and the delay amount setting circuit 13 6 (here, the C 1 measurement section 13 0 a , 130b , the pulse duty and the delay amount of the laser beam are adjusted so that the block error rate of the phase pit signal ⁇ and the magneto-optical signal ⁇ , respectively, is minimized.
- the recording / reproducing and the recording / reproducing of the RAM recording mark of the RAM layer are performed by changing the loss duty of the irradiated laser light.
- the ROM recording mark of the ROM layer are tried to be reproduced, and the obtained block error rate at the time of reproducing the ROM layer and the block error rate at the time of reproducing the RAM layer are maximized (in other words, The pulse duty of the laser light is adjusted to maximize the error rate margin).
- the recording method of the optical recording medium it is possible to provide a reproducing apparatus for reproducing a general optical disk memory, for example, an optical disk memory such as a so-called compact disk or MO.
- a high-frequency superimposition function a function for superimposing a high-frequency signal on a reproduction signal to reduce return light noise from the optical disk memory.
- the high frequency is usually set to a very high frequency (a few hundred MHz level) so as not to cover the frequency range of the reproduced signal.
- the RAM information reproduction system includes a low frequency transmission type filter 128a similar to the low frequency transmission type filter 128b of the ROM information reproduction system, and reproduces the RAM information.
- the RAM recording mark is reproduced using a double pulse having the same frequency and the same duty as the laser beam used for recording the RAM recording mark. Reproduction with reduced return light noise becomes possible, eliminating the need for a high-frequency superimposition function.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the relationship between the number of pulses per recording unit of the ROM recording mark and the RAM recording mark and the block error rate at the time of reproducing the ROM layer and the RAM layer.
- Fig. 10 shows the ROM recording marks for three recording units recorded by EFM conversion using laser light emitted as 1 to 4 pulses per recording unit TA of RAM recording marks and This shows the test result of the reproduction of the RAM recording mark (mark length 0.6 / im).
- the reproducing power of the laser beam is set to 1.5 mW, and when reproducing the ROM recording mark (when recording the RAM recording mark), the reproducing power of the laser beam is set to 8 mW. Performed in In addition, the rotation speed of the ROM-RAM optical disc is 4.8 m / sec. It was made to become.
- the block error rate when reproducing the ROM layer becomes almost flat after two or more pulses.
- the block error rate at the time of reproducing the RAM layer is as follows::! ⁇ The change is small for two pulses, but increases rapidly for three or more pulses.
- the block error rate during the reproduction of the ROM layer and the RAM layer both becomes a low value, and the reproduction of the ROM layer is performed.
- the recording / reproducing of the RAM layer can be compatible while securing good characteristics.
- the block error rate is derived based on the measurement of the 7350000 block and based on the number of C1 errors, which are error correction flags in the EFM modulation generated at this time.
- FIG. 11 shows the timing for changing the drive current flowing through the magnetic head to change the direction of the magnetic field generated by the magnetic head, and the magnetic head modulation clock (that is, the recording unit TA of the RAM recording mark).
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a relationship between the laser beam and a pulse of a laser beam.
- laser light was emitted with two pulses for one modulation clock (recording unit TA) of the magnetic head.
- T is the magnetic head modulation clock (recording unit)
- ⁇ t is the delay time of the rise of the pulse with respect to the magnetic head modulation clock T
- ⁇ t is changed while changing the delay amount ⁇ t.
- Fig. 13 is a diagram showing the waveform when the phase pit signal is reproduced with two pulses without a low-pass filter.
- Fig. 14 is a diagram showing the reproduced waveform obtained by passing the waveform shown in Fig. 13 through a low-pass filter and the waveform once.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a reproduced waveform obtained by using Panores.
- Waveform 200 shown in FIGS. 13 and 14 shows a waveform when a pit signal is reproduced by continuous light, and when reproduced by a double pulse, a reference numeral 202 a in FIG. A comb-shaped waveform shown by.
- the waveform 202a is passed through a low-pass filter, the waveform 202b becomes a waveform 202b as shown in FIG.
- This waveform 202b is a waveform when the cutoff frequency of the low-pass filter is 3.5 MHz.
- the reproduced signal becomes a reproduced waveform having a large modulation noise due to the pulse as shown as a waveform 201a in FIG.
- Laser light is emitted with a pulse to record the RAM recording mark and Z reproduction at the same time as the ROM recording mark recorded on the ROM layer is reproduced, so that the RAM recording mark can be recorded at a high density. It is possible to reduce both the block error rate at the time of reproducing the RAM recording mark and the block error rate at the time of reproducing the ROM recording mark, and suppresses both the reproduction jitter of the RAM recording mark and the reproduction jitter of the ROM recording mark. can do.
- the laser beam is used as the recording unit T of the RAM recording mark.
- the pulse light is emitted twice per A
- the present invention is not limited to this, and the pulse light may be emitted twice or more per recording unit TA.
- the recording marks can be recorded at a high density, and both the block error rate at the time of reproducing the RAM recording mark and the block error rate at the time of reproducing the ROM recording mark can be reduced. Both the reproduction jitter and the reproduction jitter of the ROM recording mark can be reliably suppressed.
- the present invention is suitable as a recording method in a recording / reproducing apparatus for an optical recording medium, particularly, a ROM-RAM optical disc, and its usefulness is considered to be extremely high.
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