WO2005122162A1 - 記録媒体および記録媒体駆動装置向け信号処理装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a recording medium including a substrate that partitions a phase pit array on a surface, and a magnetic film that defines a recording mark on the surface of the substrate according to a direction of magnetization.
- a so-called concurrent ROM-RAM magneto-optical disk is widely known.
- this magneto-optical disk like a general magneto-optical disk, a random access memory (RAM) is formed on the recording magnetic film formed on the surface of the substrate as needed.
- RAM random access memory
- phase pits are preliminarily defined on the substrate surface.
- ROM Read Only Memory
- the magneto-optical disk is irradiated with a laser beam.
- the intensity of light reflected from the magneto-optical disk changes depending on the presence or absence of a phase pit.
- the ROM information is read based on the light intensity.
- the magneto-optical disk is irradiated with a laser beam.
- the polarization plane of the laser beam rotates based on the recording magnetic film as much as possible. Based on this rotation, the binary information included in the RAM information, that is, bit data, is determined.
- reading of ROM information and reading of RAM information are not compatible as expected at present.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 6-202820
- Patent Document 2 International Publication W095Z15557 pamphlet
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2-91841
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and provides a recording medium capable of sufficiently discriminating recording mark information with a magnetic film even if the shortest pit length of a phase pit row is reduced as much as possible.
- the purpose is to:
- the shortest pit length of the first length is formed on the surface.
- a recording medium comprising: a substrate that partitions a defined phase pit row; and a magnetic film that defines a recording mark row according to a shortest mark length of a second length greater than a first length on the surface of the substrate.
- the influence of the phase pit sequence when information is read based on the recording mark is suppressed as much as possible, as compared with the case where the shortest pit length and the shortest mark length are matched. it can. Jitter can be reduced in discriminating the information of the recording mark. As a result, even if the shortest pit length of the phase pit row is narrowed, information can be read out with sufficient accuracy based on the recording marks.
- the optical pit depth of the phase pit is set to be large. As the optical depth of the phase pits increases, the jitter in reading the recording marks increases. In other words, the accuracy of the interpretation deteriorates. If the shortest mark length is set to be longer than the shortest pit length as in the first invention, such deterioration in accuracy can be avoided as much as possible.
- a clock signal can be generated based on information read from the phase pit sequence.
- Such a clock signal can be used for writing and reading information based on a recording mark. Since the clock signal generated from the phase pit train reflects the uneven moving speed of the phase pit train, the influence of the uneven moving speed can be eliminated when writing or reading the recording mark. Thus, writing and reading of the recording mark can be realized with high accuracy.
- the substrate at least in a region including the row of phase pits, a posture inclined at a rotation angle of 20 degrees around a tangent passing through the projection position of the measurement light beam with respect to a reference plane orthogonal to the measurement light beam.
- the single-pass first birefringence value measured at the angle of rotation around the radius line passing through the projection position of the measurement light beam at a rotation angle of 20 degrees with respect to the reference plane. It is desired that the difference from the second birefringence value is set to less than 25 nm.
- the jitter is suppressed to 8% or less when reading the recording mark.
- ⁇ indicates the wavelength of the reading light beam used for reading information.
- the interval between adjacent phase pit rows may be set within a range of 1.0 ⁇ m—1.2 ⁇ m.
- the shortest pit length may be set in the range of 0.55 ⁇ —0.65 / im.
- the recording medium described above may further include a reflection film that faces a mirror surface to the phase pit row and the recording mark row.
- a reflection film that faces a mirror surface to the phase pit row and the recording mark row.
- At least one of audio information and image information can be recorded based on the phase pit sequence.
- audio information can be recorded based on the recording mark sequence.
- a high compression rate data compression method such as MP3 can be applied to audio information. Therefore, even if the audio information is recorded based on the recording mark sequence, the audio information can be recorded on the recording medium with a sufficient capacity. Since the density of phase pits is higher than the density of recording marks, image information can be recorded on a recording medium with a sufficient capacity.
- the substrate includes a substrate that divides the phase pit array on the surface, and the magnetic film that defines the recording mark according to the direction of magnetization on the surface of the substrate, and is orthogonal to the measurement light beam.
- the first birefringence value of a single path measured on a substrate inclined at a rotation angle of 20 degrees around a tangent passing through the projection position of the measurement light beam, and the reference plane the single-pass second birefringence value measured on a substrate tilted at a rotation angle of 20 degrees around the radius line passing through the measurement light beam projection position is specified and used to read information.
- a recording medium is provided. According to such a recording medium, when reading information based on the recording mark, the jitter can be reliably suppressed to 8% or less. It is possible to write and read information with high precision based on the recording marks.
- N is desirably a natural number. If the shortest mark length is set to an integral multiple of the shortest pit length in this way, as described above, the clock signal generated from the phase pit train can be used for writing and reading information based on the recording mark. Writing and reading of information based on the recording mark can be realized with high accuracy.
- Equation 4 It is desired that V> 0.12 ' ⁇ ' (4) holds. In such a recording medium, even when a phase pit sequence is formed with the shortest pit length smaller than the standard for compact discs, the jitter is sufficiently suppressed to 8% or less when reading information based on the phase pit sequence. it can.
- the optical depth of the phase pit be set to 0.225 ⁇ or more.
- the degree of modulation can be set to 60% or more. The standards for compact discs can be satisfied.
- the substrate may be made of a resin material.
- the substrate is composed of an amorphous polyolefin-based material.
- the birefringence difference can be reliably set to less than 25 nm.
- the interval between the phase pit rows adjacent to each other should be set within a range of 1.0 am to 1.2 ⁇ m.
- the shortest pit length of the phase pit row may be set in the range of 0.55 ⁇ —0.65 / im. According to these settings, the density of phase pits can be increased more than ever. According to the verification of the inventor, even if the density of the phase pits is increased in this way, it is possible to read information sufficiently accurately based on the phase pit train and the recording marks.
- the recording medium described above may further include a reflection film that faces a mirror surface to the phase pit row and the recording mark.
- a reflection film that faces a mirror surface to the phase pit row and the recording mark.
- At least one of audio information and image information can be recorded based on the phase pit sequence.
- audio information can be recorded based on the recording marks.
- a high compression rate data compression method such as MP3 can be applied to audio information. Therefore, the audio information is Audio information can be recorded on the recording medium with a sufficient capacity. Since the density of phase pits is higher than the density of recording marks, image information can be recorded on a recording medium with a sufficient capacity.
- the first signal processing circuit that processes the signal generated based on the phase pit sequence on the recording medium at the clock interval at the predetermined interval, and the clock timing that is an integral multiple of the predetermined interval, And a second signal processing circuit that processes a signal generated based on the magnetic film on the phase pit row.
- the processing operation of the first signal processing circuit and the processing operation of the second signal processing circuit can be synchronized. Therefore, it can be processed by a common clock signal.
- the second signal processing circuit can realize a processing operation based on such a clock signal.
- Such a signal processing circuit is very useful when writing and reading recording marks on the recording medium described above.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view schematically showing an appearance of a recording medium, ie, a magneto-optical disk according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an enlarged partial vertical sectional view taken along line 2-2 in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3 is an enlarged perspective view schematically showing a structure of a substrate of the magneto-optical disk.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic view showing an outline of a method for measuring birefringence.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram conceptually showing a configuration of a magneto-optical disk drive.
- FIG. 6 is an enlarged partial perspective view illustrating a relationship between a phase pit array and a polarization plane of a laser beam.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram schematically showing a configuration of a signal processing circuit.
- FIG. 8 is a graph showing the relationship between the actual depth and optical depth of phase pits and jitter.
- FIG. 9 is a graph showing the relationship between the optical depth of a phase pit and the degree of modulation.
- FIG. 10 is a graph showing the relationship between birefringence difference and jitter.
- FIG. 11 is a graph showing the relationship between reflectance and jitter.
- FIG. 12 is a graph showing a relationship between an optical depth of a phase pit and a birefringence difference.
- FIG. 13 is a graph showing the relationship between the actual depth and optical depth of phase pits and jitter.
- FIG. 14 is a graph showing the relationship between reflectance and jitter.
- FIG. 15 is a graph showing a relationship between an optical depth of a phase pit and a birefringence difference.
- FIG. 1 shows a recording medium, that is, a magneto-optical disk 11 according to the present invention.
- the magneto-optical disk 11 is configured as a so-called concurrent ROM-RAM magneto-optical disk.
- the diameter of the magneto-optical disk 11 is set to, for example, 120 mm. However, instead of such a disk shape, a card shape or other shapes may be used.
- FIG. 2 schematically shows a cross-sectional structure of the magneto-optical disk 11.
- the magneto-optical disk 11 includes a disk-shaped substrate 12.
- the substrate 12 is made of a light-transmitting material.
- a resin material such as polycarbonate or amorphous polyolefin may be used.
- the substrate 12 is molded by an injection molding method.
- an undercoat film 14 On the surface of the substrate 12, an undercoat film 14, a recording magnetic film 15, an auxiliary magnetic film 16, an overcoat film 17, a reflective film 18, and a protective film 19 are sequentially laminated.
- the undercoat film 14 may be made of a light-transmitting material such as SiN.
- the recording magnetic film 15 may be made of a light-transmitting magnetic material such as TbFeCo.
- the auxiliary magnetic film 16 may be made of a light-transmitting magnetic material such as GbFeCo.
- the overcoat film 17 may be made of a light transmissive material such as SiN.
- the reflection film 18 may be made of a mirror-like material such as aluminum.
- the protective film 19 is made of, for example, an ultraviolet curable resin.
- a phase pit row 21 is formed on the surface of the substrate 12.
- each phase pit 22 is formed by a depression having an optical depth Pd.
- a so-called recording track is established based on the phase pit row 21.
- the phase pit rows 21 are arranged in the radial direction of the substrate 12 at intervals of a so-called track pitch Tp.
- the track pitch ⁇ may be set in a range of, for example, 1.0 / im—1.2 / im.
- the shortest pit length PL may be set, for example, in the range of 0.55 ⁇ m—0.65 / im. According to such a setting, the density of the phase pits 22 can be increased in the magneto-optical disk 11 more than ever.
- the tiger The pitch Tp and the shortest pit length PL are not limited to these values, and may be changed as appropriate according to changes in other conditions.
- the undercoat film 14, the recording magnetic film 15, the auxiliary magnetic film 16, the overcoat film 17, the reflective film 18 and the protective film 19 are formed on the surface of the substrate 12. Therefore, the phase pit row 21 is covered with the undercoat film 14, the recording magnetic film 15, the auxiliary magnetic film 16, the overcoat film 17, the reflective film 18, and the protective film 19.
- a recording mark 23 is established on the recording magnetic film 15.
- the reflection film 18 faces the mirror surface to the phase pit row 21 and the recording mark 23.
- the recording mark 23 is formed based on the reversal of the magnetization.
- the shortest mark length ML of the recording mark 23 is set to be longer than the shortest pit length PL.
- the shortest mark length ML of the recording mark 23 is set to an integral multiple of the shortest pit length PL.
- the first birefringence value of the sinusoidal path measured on the substrate 12 by the first obliquely incident light beam and the single-noise path measured on the substrate 12 by the second obliquely incident light beam are similarly measured.
- the difference from the second birefringence value that is, the birefringence difference, is set to less than 25 nm.
- the substrate 12 moves, for example, as shown in FIG. 4, a phase passing through the irradiation position of the measurement light beam 24 with respect to a reference plane 25 orthogonal to the measurement light beam 24. It is held in a posture inclined at an angle ⁇ of 20 degrees around the tangent line 26 of the pit row 21.
- the substrate 12 is moved by 20 degrees around a radial line 27 passing through the irradiation position of the measurement light beam 24 with respect to a reference plane 25 orthogonal to the measurement light beam 24. It is held in a position inclined at an angle of 13.
- a general birefringence measuring device may be used.
- Such a birefringence measuring instrument may include, for example, a seed: tADR-200 ⁇ .
- ROM Read Only Memory
- a laser beam is irradiated along the phase pit row 21.
- the intensity of light reflected from the magneto-optical disk 11 changes according to the presence or absence of the phase pits 22.
- Binary information is determined based on such a change in intensity.
- the image information is stored on the magneto-optical disk 11 based on the ROM information. Be recorded.
- the capacity of the image information may be reduced based on a data compression method such as MPEG.
- RAM Random Access Memory
- a laser beam is irradiated along the phase pit row 21.
- the polarization plane of the laser beam rotates based on the effect of the recording magnetic film 15 as much as possible. Binary information is determined based on the direction of this rotation.
- the recording magnetic film 15 is irradiated with a laser beam along the phase pit row 21.
- a magnetic field is applied to the recording magnetic film 15 at a predetermined intensity.
- the magnetization is established in a predetermined direction based on the temperature rise of the recording magnetic film 15 and the reversal of the magnetic field.
- audio information is recorded on the magneto-optical disk 11 based on the RAM information.
- the volume of audio information may be reduced based on a data compression method such as MP3.
- the substrate 12 is molded.
- an injection molding machine is used.
- a fluid such as polycarbonate or polyolefin is poured into the mold or stamper.
- Phase pits 22 are formed on the surface of the substrate 12 in the stamper.
- the thickness of the substrate 12 is set to, for example, 1.2 mm.
- the substrate 12 may be subjected to an annealing treatment after injection molding. Such annealing treatment contributes to reducing the birefringence difference of the substrate 12.
- the annealing temperature should be set to 120 degrees Celsius or less. If the annealing process exceeds 120 degrees Celsius, the properties of the substrate 12 will change significantly. Note that other manufacturing methods may be used for molding the substrate 12.
- an undercoat film 14, a recording magnetic film 15, an auxiliary magnetic film 16, an overcoat film 17, a reflective film 18, and a protective film 19 are laminated on the surface of the substrate 12.
- a sputtering method is used for lamination. A vacuum degree of 5 X e- 5 [Pa] or less is established in each chamber of the sputtering apparatus.
- the substrate 12 is transferred to the first chamber.
- a Si target is mounted in the first chamber.
- Ar gas and N gas are introduced into the first chamber during sputtering.
- the SiN film that is, the undercoat film 14 is formed based on the reactive sputtering.
- the thickness of the SiN film is set, for example, to about 80. Onm.
- the substrate 12 is transferred to the second chamber.
- the recording magnetic film 15 and the auxiliary magnetic film 16 are successively formed on the surface of the substrate 12.
- the recording magnetic film 15 for example, a Tb (FeCo) alloy film having a thickness of about 30. Onm is used.
- a Gd (Fe Co) alloy film having a thickness of about 4. Onm is used for 16.
- the substrate 12 is transported again to the first chamber.
- an overcoat film 17 and a reflective film 18 are sequentially laminated.
- the overcoat film 17 for example, a SiN film having a thickness of about 5. Onm is used.
- the reflective film 18 for example, an aluminum film having a thickness of about 50. Onm is used.
- a protective film 19 is formed.
- an ultraviolet curable resin coat may be used.
- the magneto-optical disk 11 can be created.
- materials generally used for recording media for magneto-optical recording may be used.
- the magneto-optical disk drive 31 is used for recording and reproducing on the magneto-optical disk 11 as described above.
- the magneto-optical disk drive 31 includes a spindle 32 for supporting the magneto-optical disk 11 as shown in FIG. 5, for example.
- the spindle 32 can rotationally drive the magneto-optical disk 11 around the central axis.
- the magneto-optical disk drive 31 includes a light source, that is, a semiconductor laser diode 33.
- the semiconductor laser diode 33 outputs a linearly polarized light beam, that is, a laser beam.
- the laser beam 34 is guided to the magneto-optical disk 11 by the action of a so-called optical system 35.
- the optical system 35 includes, for example, an objective lens 36 facing the surface of the magneto-optical disk 11.
- a beam splitter 37 is disposed between the semiconductor laser diode 33 and the objective lens 36, for example.
- the laser beam 34 of the semiconductor laser diode 33 passes through the beam splitter 37. After that, the laser beam 34 is emitted from the objective lens 36 to the magneto-optical disk 11.
- the objective lens 36 forms a minute beam spot on the surface of the magneto-optical disk 11.
- the laser beam 34 reaches the reflection film 18 after passing through the substrate 12, the undercoat film 14, the recording magnetic film 15, the auxiliary magnetic film 16, and the overcoat film 17.
- the laser beam 34 is reflected by the reflection film 18.
- the laser beam 34 is again guided from the objective lens 36 to the beam splitter 37.
- Two-beam Wollaston 38 faces beam splitter 37.
- the laser beam 34 returning from the magneto-optical disk 11 is reflected by the beam splitter 37.
- Laser beam 34 is directed from beam splitter 37 to two-beam Wollaston 38.
- the two-beam Wollaston 38 resolves the laser beam 34 with mutually orthogonal planes of polarization.
- a two-segment photodetector 41 is arranged.
- the laser beam 34 separated by the two-beam Wollaston 38 is detected by a two-segment photodetector 41 for each polarization plane.
- the laser beam 34 is converted into an electric signal for each polarization plane.
- the two electric signals are added by a summing amplifier 42.
- the intensity of the entire laser beam 34 is detected.
- the ROM information is decoded based on the output of the summing amplifier 42.
- the two electric signals are subtracted by the subtraction amplifier 43.
- the rotation of the plane of polarization between the laser beam 34 reflected from the magneto-optical disk 11 and the laser beam 34 before reflection is detected.
- the RAM information is decoded based on the output of the subtraction amplifier 43.
- a magnetic head slider 44 is opposed to the objective lens 36.
- An electromagnetic transducer is mounted on the magnetic head slider 44.
- Such an electromagnetic conversion element may be disposed on an extension of the path of the laser beam 34 that is directed from the objective lens 36 to the magneto-optical disk 11.
- the temperature of the recording magnetic film 15 rises.
- a write magnetic field acts on the recording magnetic film 15 from the electromagnetic transducer.
- the magnetization of the recording magnetic film 15 can be relatively easily aligned in accordance with the direction of the write magnetic field.
- the RAM information is written on the recording magnetic film 15.
- light modulation recording may be used instead of such magnetic modulation recording.
- the laser beam is applied to the magneto-optical disk 11 by the polarization plane 46 orthogonal to the phase pit row 21 on the magneto-optical disk 11. 34 are irradiated.
- the laser beam 34 irradiates the phase pit 22 and the recording magnetic film 15 with so-called vertical polarization.
- the vertically polarized laser beam 34 can greatly contribute to the reduction of jitter when reading the above-described R ⁇ M information and RAM information.
- the output of the addition amplifier 42 is supplied to a signal processing circuit 47, for example, as shown in FIG.
- the output of summing amplifier 42 goes to PLL circuit 48.
- the PLL circuit 48 generates a clock signal based on the data string of the ROM information supplied from the addition amplifier 42.
- the generated clock signal is supplied to the signal processing circuit 49.
- the output of the subtraction amplifier 43 is supplied to the signal processing circuit 49.
- the signal processing circuit 49 determines binary information from the output of the subtraction amplifier 43 while synchronizing with the clock signal supplied from the PLL circuit 48.
- the shortest mark length ML of the recording mark 23 is set to an integral multiple of the shortest pit length PL of the phase pit 22, as long as the recording mark 23 is written in synchronism with such a clock signal, the shortest mark length ML can be ensured from the recording mark 23
- the binary information can be read out. Since the clock signal output from the PLL circuit 48 follows the rotation unevenness of the magneto-optical disk 11, the influence of the uneven rotation upon writing and reading the recording mark 23 can be minimized.
- the inventors have verified the characteristics of the magneto-optical disk 11.
- multiple types of substrates 12 were manufactured.
- a phase pit row 21 was formed based on EFM modulation.
- the track pitch Tp was set to 1 ⁇ 1 / im.
- the pit width of phase pit 22 was set to 0.55 ⁇ 55 ⁇ .
- the shortest pit length PL was set to 0.60 / m.
- the actual depth of the phase pit 22 for each substrate 12 was appropriately set within the range of 38. Onm-121. Onm.
- the actual depth of the phase pits 22 was adjusted based on, for example, the thickness of the resist resin applied during the molding of the stamper and the irradiation time of the deep UV (ultraviolet) applied to the molded substrate 12.
- the ROM information was established by the operation of the phase pit train 21.
- the first substrate 12 was made of polycarbonate (Teijin Chemical Co., Ltd., Panlite ST3000).
- the annealing treatment was omitted after injection molding. As a result, a birefringence difference of 43 nm was established for the substrate 12.
- the second and third substrates 12 were similarly made of polycarbonate. However, annealing treatment was performed on the substrate 12 for one hour after the injection molding.
- the annealing temperature was set to 100 degrees Celsius.
- a birefringence difference of 34 nm was established for the substrate 12.
- the annealing temperature was set to 120 degrees Celsius.
- a birefringence difference of 25 nm was established for the substrate 12.
- the fourth substrate 12 was made of amorphous polyolefin (JSR Corporation: tArton D4810). In this case, annealing treatment was omitted after injection molding. Despite omitting the heat treatment, a birefringence difference of 17 nm was established for the substrate 12. The inventor Further, a substrate 12 was formed using amorphous polyolefin (registered trademark ZEONEX E28 R of Nippon Zeon Co., Ltd.). The annealing treatment was omitted after injection molding. Regardless of the omission of the heat treatment, a birefringence difference of about 10 nm was established in the substrate 12. In each case, Oak ADR-200B was used to measure the birefringence. The wavelength of the laser beam was set at 635nm.
- the inventor made a magneto-optical disk 11 using the first to fourth substrates 12.
- a recording mark 23 was written on the recording magnetic film 15 of the created magneto-optical disk 11 based on the EFM modulation. Magnetic field modulation recording was used for writing.
- the wavelength ⁇ of the laser beam was set to 650 nm.
- the numerical aperture NA of the objective lens was set to 0.55. According to the setting of the wavelength ⁇ and the numerical aperture NA, the spot of the laser beam is formed on the surface of the recording magnetic film 15 with a spot diameter of about 1.1 zm based on the intensity of 1 / e 2. Is done.
- the linear velocity was set to 4.8 [m / s].
- the shortest mark length ML was set to 1 ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ 2 / im, 1.8 ⁇ , or 2.4 ⁇ m for each magneto-optical disk 11.
- the clock timing control and laser beam control methods were adjusted.
- the reflectivity of each of the magneto-optical disks 11 was adjusted to about 19%.
- the reflectance was measured based on a laser beam reflected from the mirror surface of the reflection film 18 outside the phase pit 22.
- the RAM information was established by the function of the recording mark 23.
- ROM information was read from the magneto-optical disk 11 based on the phase pit row 21.
- ROM jitter was measured based on the read ROM information.
- the RAM information was read based on the recording mark 23.
- RAM jitter was measured based on the read RAM information.
- the wavelength of the laser beam was set at 650 nm.
- the number of openings NA was set to 0.55.
- the linear velocity was set to 4.8 [m / s].
- the plane of polarization of the laser beam was directed in a direction perpendicular to the phase pit row 21, ie, the track direction.
- the ROM jitter decreases as the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 increases.
- the RAM jitter increases.
- the minimum mark length ML of the recording mark 23 is increased, the effect of the increase in the optical depth Pd on the RAM jitter decreases.
- the magneto-optical disk 11 is required to have a jitter of 10% or less.
- the magneto-optical disk 11 is desired to have a jitter of 8% or less.
- ROM jitter and RAM jitter were measured based on the fourth magneto-optical disk 11.
- the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 be set in the range of 0.14 ⁇ 0.25 ⁇ .
- a modulation degree of 35% to 65% can be obtained. If the modulation factor is set at 35% or more, the ROM information can be read without errors.
- the shortest pit length PL of the phase pit 22 can be reduced. Such a reduction in the shortest pit length PL can greatly contribute to increasing the density of ROM information.
- ROM jitter and RAM jitter were measured based on the fourth magneto-optical disk 11 as described above.
- FIG. 10 shows the relationship between the ROM jitter and the RAM jitter and the birefringence difference.
- the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 was set to 0.141 ⁇ .
- the birefringence difference is set to less than 25 nm, the jitter can be reliably suppressed to 8% or less.
- the birefringence difference is set to less than 25 nm, even if the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 is set to 0.14 ⁇ or more, the ROM jitter and the RAM jitter are reliably suppressed to 8% or less. be able to.
- FIG. 11 shows the relationship between the ROM jitter and the RAM jitter and the reflectance.
- the shortest mark 1.2 x m recording mark 23 was used.
- the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 was set to 0.182 ⁇ .
- the ROM jitter decreases as the reflectance increases.
- the RAM jitter increases. In this case, it is confirmed that the ROM jitter and the RAM jitter are most improved when the reflectance is set to about 19%.
- the reflectivity was adjusted based on the thickness of the undercoat film 14 and the amount of N introduced during film formation. Here, the reflectivity is reflected outside the phase pit 22.
- FIG. 12 shows the relationship between the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 and the birefringence difference.
- the dotted line represents the minimum value [ ⁇ ] of the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 required for securing the ROM jitter of 8% or less. If the optical depth Pd falls below the dotted line, the ROM jitter will exceed 8%. Regardless of the birefringence difference and the minimum mark length ML, if an optical depth Pd of 0.12 ⁇ or more is set, a ROM jitter of 8% or less can be secured.
- the solid line represents the maximum value [ ⁇ ] of the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 required for securing the RAM jitter of 8% or less. If the optical depth Pd exceeds the value indicated by the solid line, the RAM jitter will exceed 8%. In the verification of the RAM jitter, the following equation is established between the optical depth Pd [] and the birefringence difference d [nm].
- L indicates the shortest pit length PL of the phase pit row 21.
- S indicates the shortest mark length ML of the recording mark 23.
- a phase pit row 21 was formed based on EFM modulation.
- the track pitch Tp was set to 1.6 / m.
- the shortest pit length PL was set to 0 ⁇ 833 ⁇ . That is, the phase pit row 21 was created in accordance with the compact disk (CD) standard.
- predetermined contents were written on the magneto-optical disk 11 based on the phase pit row 21.
- the actual depth of the phase pits 22 was set appropriately in the range of 38.
- the birefringence difference of the substrate 12 was set at 17 nm.
- the inventor made a magneto-optical disk 11 based on the above-described substrate 12.
- a recording mark 23 was written on the recording magnetic film 15 of the created magneto-optical disk 11 based on the EFM modulation. Writing was performed as described above.
- the shortest mark for each magneto-optical disk 11 The length ML was set to either 1 ⁇ 666 ⁇ ⁇ and 2.499 / im.
- the reflectivity was set appropriately in the range of 10.2% -27.3%.
- ROM jitter and RAM jitter of the above-described magneto-optical disk 11 were measured in the same manner as described above. However, the wavelength of the laser beam; I was set to 780 nm. As is clear from FIG. 13, as described above, if the shortest mark length ML of the recording mark 23 is increased, a sufficient jitter% is secured even if the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 is set large. Was confirmed.
- FIG. 14 shows the relationship between the ROM jitter and the RAM jitter and the reflectance.
- the shortest mark 2.499 x m recording mark 23 was used for RAM jitter measurement.
- the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 was set to 0.217 ⁇ .
- ROM jitter decreases as reflectance increases.
- RAM jitter increases. It is confirmed that when the reflectance is set to less than 24%, the ROM jitter and the RAM jitter are sufficiently suppressed.
- the reflectance was measured based on the laser beam reflected from the mirror surface of the reflection film 18 outside the phase pit 22.
- the inventor tried to reproduce the magneto-optical disk 11 using a commercially available CD-ROM reproducing device. As a result, if the reflectance fell below 13%, the above-mentioned content could not be played. On the other hand, it was confirmed that when the reflectance was set between 14% and 24%, the content on the magneto-optical disk 11 was reliably reproduced. At this time, the optical depth Pd of the second order pit 22 on the magneto-optical disk 11 was set to 0.217.
- the present inventor tried to reproduce the above-described magneto-optical disk 11 using a commercially available CD-ROM reproducing device.
- the reflectivity was set to 19.3%.
- the inventor changed the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 for each magneto-optical disk 11.
- the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 is set in the range of 0.279 ⁇ to 0.170 ⁇ .
- the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 is set to 0.225 ⁇ or more. As is clear from Fig. 9, if the optical depth Pd is set to 0.225 nm or more, Modulation degree of 60% or more can be ensured in accordance with the standard of compact disc
- FIG. 15 shows the relationship between the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 and the birefringence difference.
- the dotted line represents the minimum value [ ⁇ ] of the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 required for reading the content. If an optical depth Pd of 0.17 ⁇ or more is set regardless of the birefringence difference and the size of the shortest mark length ML, the content can be reliably read by the existing CD player.
- the solid line represents the maximum value [ ⁇ ] of the optical depth Pd of the phase pit 22 required to secure the RAM jitter of 8% or less. In the verification of the RAM jitter, the following equation is established between the optical depth Pd [] and the birefringence difference d [nm].
- L indicates the shortest pit length PL of the phase pit row 21.
- S indicates the shortest mark length ML of the recording mark 23.
- the spot diameter of a laser beam is proportional to the wavelength of the laser beam; I, and is also inversely proportional to the numerical aperture ⁇ . Therefore, for example, even if the numerical aperture ⁇ is changed from 0.55 to 0.60, the track pitch Tp force .0x0.55 / 0.60 [xm]-1.2x0.55 / 0.60 [zm] If the range is set, the relationship shown in any of the graphs is established.
- the shortest pit length PU may be set in the range of 0.55x0.55 / 0.60 [ ⁇ ] -1.65x0.55 / 0.60 [xm].
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