WO2006043356A1 - 光学式記録媒体の記録再生方法、光学式記録媒体およびその記録再生装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method of recording and reproducing an optical recording medium, an optical recording medium, and a recording and reproducing apparatus for the same, comprising a recording layer for recording and reproducing information by irradiation of a laser beam or the like.
- Optical recording media are attracting attention as a large-capacity, high-density memory, and there are a rewritable type in which information can be rewritten and a write-once type in which information can be recorded only once.
- a thin film having a phase change between an amorphous state and a crystalline state is provided as a recording layer on a substrate, and recording or erasing of information is performed by thermal energy by laser light irradiation.
- a phase change material for the recording layer an alloy film containing Ge, Sb, Te, In or the like as a main component, for example, a GeSbTe alloy is known. Recording of information is performed by forming marks by partial amorphization of the recording layer, while erasing of information is performed by crystallizing the amorphous marks.
- Amorphization can be achieved by heating the recording layer to a temperature higher than the melting point and then cooling it at a speed higher than a predetermined value. Crystallization is possible by heating the recording layer to a temperature above the crystallization temperature and below the melting point. Information reproduction is performed using the difference in reflectance between the amorphous mark and the crystalline region.
- the write-once optical recording media there is a write-once recording medium using an organic dye film formed by spin coating as a recording layer.
- the write-once recording medium is an example of an inexpensive recording medium.
- the inner groove is convex on the laser beam irradiation surface side, and information is recorded on this convex portion by laser beam irradiation. Such a case is called on-groove recording.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic view of a conventional disc cross section in order to explain the difference between on-group recording and in-groove recording.
- (a) is the case of on-group recording
- (b) is the case of in-group recording
- a guide groove (group) 702 is formed on a substrate 701.
- An information recording layer 703 is formed on a substrate 701, and a light transmitting cover layer 704 is laminated thereon.
- a laser beam for recording and reproducing information is incident from the light transmission layer side, and focuses on a group 702 portion of the information recording layer 703.
- the group 702 is convex on the laser incident side
- in (b) is concave.
- FIG. 4 is a sectional view of an essential part in the radial direction of the write-once recording medium.
- a recording medium 401 has a recording layer 403 formed by applying an organic dye by spin coating on a substrate 402 having a thickness of 1.1 mm provided with an information track, and a thickness of 0.2 ⁇ m or less.
- the structure is provided with a transparent force bar layer 404 of 1 mm, and the laser beam 407 is irradiated through the cover layer 404 to record and reproduce information.
- the recording layer 403 formed by the spin coating method is the same as the above-described rewritable Blu-ray Disc because the recording layer 403 is thicker in the concave area 405 and thinner in the convex area 406 among the concavities and convexities of the information track.
- on-group recording sufficient signal quality can not be obtained. Therefore, in this case, in-group recording is considered to be suitable.
- the tracking characteristics are strong! Since there is no /, it is necessary to perform trial and error to perform tracking control assuming one of the characteristics. However, if you try trial and error, it will take time for startup.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a recording and reproducing method of an optical recording medium capable of recording and reproducing information with good signal quality by selecting in-group recording power on-group recording according to the type of recording medium.
- the present invention irradiates a laser beam to an optical recording medium which has a guide groove in the form of a ring or concentric ring for tracking the laser beam and which has one or more information recording layers.
- the step of irradiating the guide groove with laser light, the step of controlling the focus of the laser light to fit the information recording layer, and the laser light reflected from the information recording layer are parallel to the traveling direction of the guide groove.
- the guiding groove is a laser based on the step of receiving light by the light detector divided into at least two by the dividing line, and the sum signal and the difference signal of the respective light detection signals output from the two divided light detectors. Comprising of a step of judging whether the convex or concave to the incident surface side, based on the results of the step of discriminating, and performing a tracking control against the guide groove.
- the spot diameter of the laser beam irradiated to the information recording layer be larger than the groove width of the guide groove formed in the determination area.
- the recording and reproducing method is characterized in that the step of controlling the focus of the laser light is performed on at least one information recording layer.
- the information recording layer for focusing the laser light is, for example, the farthest from the laser light irradiation side if it is an information recording layer.
- the step of controlling the focus of the laser beam is not performed, and whether the guide groove of the information recording layer is convex or concave is based on the recording track information stored in the control information area of the optical recording medium. Further comprising the step of determining.
- the recording track information for example, the guide grooves in all the information recording layers are convex or concave on the laser beam incident surface side. Contains information indicating
- control information area is a reproduction only area, and recording track information of all the information recording layers may be recorded.
- control information area should be provided on the information recording layer at least the incident surface force of the laser beam among the plurality of information recording layers.
- an information recording and reproduction is performed by using an optical recording medium in which an information signal is recorded in a groove formed in a discrimination area.
- the present invention is an optical recording medium having a spiral or concentric guide groove for tracking laser light and provided with an information recording layer, which has at least a discrimination area and an information recording area,
- the track pitch Tp2 of the formed guide groove is larger than the track pitch Tpl of the guide groove formed in the information recording area, and the groove width of the guide groove formed in the discrimination area is smaller than the width between the guide grooves. It is characterized by
- the present invention is an optical recording medium having a spiral or concentric guide groove for tracking laser light and having two or more information recording layers, wherein at least one information recording layer has a discrimination region and A guide groove having an information recording area, wherein the track pitch Tp2 of the guide groove formed in the discrimination area is larger than the track pitch Tpl of the guide groove formed in the information recording area, and is formed in the discrimination area
- the width of the groove is smaller than the width between the guide grooves.
- the optical recording medium is characterized in that the groove width of the guide groove formed in the discrimination area is substantially equal to the groove width of the guide groove formed in the information recording area.
- the optical recording medium further includes a control information area, and recording track information is stored in the control information area.
- the present invention irradiates laser light to an optical recording medium having a spiral or concentric guide groove for tracking laser light and having one or more information recording layers to record or reproduce information.
- a recording / reproducing apparatus comprising: an irradiating section for irradiating a laser beam to an optical recording medium; and a laser beam reflected from the information recording layer divided at least into two by a dividing line parallel to the traveling direction of the guide groove.
- the guiding groove is convex or concave on the light incident surface side of the laser light based on the light receiving portion received by the light detector and the sum signal and the difference signal of the respective light detection signals output from the light detector divided into two. And a control unit that performs tracking control on the guide groove based on the determination result.
- the spot diameter of the laser beam irradiated to the information recording layer is larger than the groove width of the guide groove formed in the discrimination region.
- the in-group recording power on-group recording By selecting the in-group recording power on-group recording by determining whether the guide groove of the optical information recording medium to be recorded and reproduced from now is convex or concave on the incident surface side of the laser light, It becomes possible to record and reproduce information with good signal quality.
- the in-group recording power on group recording power and the signal suitable for recording information are selected according to the type of the recording medium, and a good signal can be obtained. It becomes possible to record and reproduce information with quality.
- FIG. 1 is a plan view of an optical recording medium used for the recording and reproducing method in Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a recording and reproducing apparatus using a recording and reproducing method according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a conventional optical recording medium.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a cross section of an optical recording medium used for the recording and reproducing method in a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic view of a cross section of an optical recording medium used for the recording and reproducing method in a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 A schematic view of a cross section of a disc showing the difference between on-group recording and in-groove recording. Explanation of sign
- FIG. 1 is a plan view of an optical recording medium used for the recording and reproducing method according to the first embodiment. Indicates The recording medium in the first embodiment mainly records or reproduces information by irradiating a laser beam having a wavelength of about 405 nm, which is focused by an objective lens having an NA of about 0.85. It is an optical disc to be performed.
- an optical disc 101 is provided with a recording layer on a transparent substrate 120 mm in diameter and 1.1 mm in thickness made of polycarbonate provided with a central hole 102 of 15 mm in diameter for attaching to a recording / reproducing device in the center.
- a protective layer of 0.1 mm in thickness is provided, and laser light is irradiated through the protective layer to record and reproduce information.
- the recording layer also becomes a phase change recording material, such as GeSbTe alloy or organic pigment, and forms a recording mark by irradiating a laser beam.
- the optical disc 101 is also provided at a radius of about 21 mm and also at a position of about 22 mm, and a track pitch Tp2 force ⁇ is a discrimination area 103 in which a group is formed, the radius is about 22 mm to about 23 mm.
- the control information area 104 of about 24 mm in radius and about 23 mm in force is also provided at a position of about 24 mm, and the test recording area 105 for performing a learning operation for obtaining optimum pulse conditions is provided in a location of about 24 mm to about 58 mm in radius It has an information recording area 106 for recording.
- the test recording area 105 and the information recording area 106 are configured by groups having a track pitch Tpl of about 0.32 m.
- the width of each group is about 0.2 ⁇ m.
- the control information area 104 grooves having a track pitch of about 0.35 m are radially traversed, and the spatial frequency is modulated to record information dedicated to reproduction.
- the information recording area 106 is used. It is set to a large track pitch.
- test recording area 105 and the group of the information recording area 106 also meander along the radial direction according to the constant frequency modulation to record the address information, and based on the signal that can obtain the wobble, the spindle motor of the recording and reproducing apparatus. Used to control rotation.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a recording and reproducing apparatus embodying the recording and reproducing method of the optical information recording medium of the present embodiment.
- Reference numeral 1 denotes the optical disc described in FIG. 1, and 2 denotes an information recording layer of the optical disc 1.
- 3 is semi conductor 4 is a collimate lens for converting the laser beam emitted from the semiconductor laser 3 into parallel light
- 5 is a no-off mirror provided on a parallel light beam
- 6 is a parallel light reflected by the half mirror 5
- an optical disc 1 Objective lens for condensing light on the information surface of Reference numeral 7 denotes a detection lens that reflects the light from the optical disc 1 and passes the light passing through the objective lens 6 and the lens mirror 5 to convergent light of an appropriate spot diameter
- 8 is a photodetector for receiving the convergent light.
- the photodetector 8 is formed by dividing it into two in parallel in the information track direction, and includes two light receiving portions 8a and 8b.
- An actuator 9 supports the objective lens 6 and moves the objective lens 6 in the radial direction of the disc and in the optical axis direction.
- the semiconductor laser 3, the collimator lens 4, the half mirror 5, the objective lens 6, the detection lens 7, the light detector 8 and the actuator 9 are attached to a head base not shown to constitute an optical head 100.
- the optical head 100 is also attached to a traverse motor (not shown) and can be moved in the radial direction of the optical disc 1 by a control signal from a system controller 24 described later.
- a differential amplifier 10 receives a detection signal output from the light receiving units 8a and 8b and outputs a difference signal.
- a differential amplifier 11 receives a difference signal output from the differential amplifier 10 and outputs a signal S1 to be described later. This is a low pass filter (hereinafter abbreviated as “LPF”) to be output to the inverting circuit 12.
- LPF low pass filter
- a polarity inverting circuit 12 receives a signal S1 output from the LPF 11 and a control signal L1 output from a system controller 24 described later, and outputs a signal S2 to a tracking control circuit 13 described later.
- a tracking control circuit 13 receives the signal S2 output from the polarity inverting circuit 12 and outputs a tracking control signal to a drive circuit 14 described later.
- a driving circuit 14 receives a tracking control signal from the tracking control circuit 13 and outputs a driving current to the actuator 9.
- Reference numeral 15 denotes a summing amplifier which receives detection signals output from the light receiving sections 8a and 8b of the light detector 8 and outputs a sum signal.
- a reproduction signal processing circuit 16 reproduces the information signal recorded on the optical disc 1 from the sum signal, performs processing such as demodulation and error correction, and outputs it to an external output terminal 17 as digital video and audio data and computer data. is there.
- a recording signal processing circuit 23 is a laser driving circuit which receives the control signal L3 output from the system controller 24 and the recording data output from the recording signal processing circuit 22 and outputs a driving current to the semiconductor laser 3. It is a road.
- control circuit 24 outputs control signals L1 and L3 to the polarity inverting circuit 12, the recording signal processing circuit 22 and the laser driving circuit 23, and receives control information and address data from the wobble signal reproducing circuit 20, and is a system controller. .
- a spindle motor (not shown) rotates the optical disc 1 at a constant angular velocity or linear velocity.
- the system controller 24 outputs a control signal to the traverse motor, moves the optical head onto the discrimination area 103 of the optical disc 1, and further outputs a control signal L 4 to the laser drive circuit 23.
- the laser drive circuit 23 is in the reproduction mode and outputs a drive current to the semiconductor laser 3 to emit light with a constant intensity of about! / ⁇ which does not cause a change in the information recording layer 2.
- the explanation is omitted.
- the laser beam which has also been emitted by the semiconductor laser 3 is converted into parallel light by the collimator lens 4 and passes through the half mirror 5 and onto the optical disc 1 by the objective lens 6. It is collected.
- the light beam reflected by the optical disc 1 is given information on the information track by diffraction (distribution of the reflected light quantity), and is then guided to the light detector 8 via the objective lens 6, the half mirror 5 and the detection lens 7. It is eaten.
- the light receiving portions 8a and 8b of the light detector 8 are configured to electrically change the light quantity distribution of the incident light beam. It converts into a signal and outputs it to the differential amplifier 10 and the summing amplifier 15, respectively.
- the differential amplifier 10 converts each input current into a voltage, and then outputs a differential signal to the LPF 11 as a difference signal.
- the LPF 11 also extracts a low frequency component of this difference signal power, and outputs it to the polarity inverting circuit 12 and the phase comparator 19 as the signal S1.
- the summing amplifier 15 converts the input current from the light receiving sections 8a and 8b into a voltage, adds the voltages and adds them to the LPF 18 and the reproduction signal processing circuit 16 as a sum signal.
- the LPF 18 extracts this sum signal power low frequency component and outputs it as a signal S 3 to the phase comparator 19.
- the phase comparator 19 compares the phases of the signals S2 and S3 and outputs a track identification signal L2 to the system controller 24 according to the comparison result.
- the system controller 24 determines from the track identification signal L 2 that the optical disc 1 is a force on group recording type in which the optical disc 1 is an in-loop recording type and outputs a control signal L 1 to the polarity inverting circuit 12 according to the result.
- the polarity inverting circuit 12 inverts the force for passing the signal S1 as it is and the positive / negative polarity of the signal S1 according to the control signal L1 input from the system controller 24, and outputs it as the signal S2 to the tracking control circuit 13.
- the signal S2 is a so-called push-pull signal, which corresponds to the amount of tracking error between the beam spot focused on the information recording layer 2 of the optical disc 1 and the information track.
- the optical disk 1 is of the in-groove recording type
- the signal S1 is passed as it is, and when it is of the on-group recording type, the positive / negative polarity of the signal S1 is reversed.
- the system controller 24 outputs a control signal to the traverse motor to move the beam spot to the control information area 104 and the information recording area 106.
- the tracking control circuit 13 outputs a tracking control signal to the drive circuit 14 according to the level of the input signal S2.
- the drive circuit 14 outputs a drive current to the actuator 9 in accordance with the tracking control signal to move the position of the objective lens 6 in the direction in which the information track crosses.
- the beam spot can correctly scan on the information track.
- the reason why the recording and reproducing apparatus can distinguish between in-group recording and on-group recording will be described.
- FIG. 6 is a waveform diagram of a difference signal SI and a sum signal S3 when the In the figure, (a) shows the case of on-group recording and (b) shows the case of in-group recording.
- the upper part is the waveform of the difference signal Sl
- the lower part is the waveform of the sum signal S3.
- the difference signal S1 becomes a zero point at the center of the group or at the center of the group (land). There is a positive and negative minimum between the land and the land. Whether the slope of S 1 is positive or negative at the group center depends on the polarity of the differential amplifier and whether the group is convex or concave with respect to the laser incident side. Here, it is assumed that the group is convex with respect to the laser incident side, that is, the slope becomes positive when on-group recording is performed.
- the sum signal S3 takes the minimum value regardless of the on-group Z ingle when the beam spot comes on the group. This is because in the discrimination region of the optical disk 1, the groove pitch is 2 ⁇ m, the width of the group is as narrow as about 0.2 ⁇ m, and the gap between the grooves is as wide as about 1.8 ⁇ m. On the other hand, the diameter ⁇ of the beam spot is
- the speed at which the objective lens 6 is moved is appropriate in consideration of the eccentricity of the information track and the rotational speed of the disc so that the relative speed between the beam spot and the group becomes almost constant. It is determined in
- the track pitch Tpl is set to a minimum value that does not cause crosstalk with adjacent tracks. Therefore, the track pitch Tpl of the information recording area becomes slightly wider than the beam spot diameter ⁇ .
- the group width may or may not be wider than the land width, so it is not possible to distinguish between in-groove recording and on-group recording.
- the track pitch Tp2 can be freely set in the discrimination area, the group width is the information recording area. In the same manner as in the area 106, the width of the land portion can be wider than the group width, preferably wider than the beam spot diameter ⁇ . As a result, since the sum signal S3 always takes the minimum value on the group, it can be determined whether the on-group recording power is in-groove recording.
- the wobble signal reproduction circuit 20 When the beam spot is correctly positioned on the information track, the wobble signal reproduction circuit 20 outputs the difference signal output from the differential amplifier 10 as the control information in the control information area 104 and in the test recording area 105 and the information recording area 106. Converts to address information and outputs to system controller 24.
- the system controller 24 controls each element in the apparatus so as to smoothly perform the subsequent reproduction operation and recording operation using control information and address information.
- the reproduction signal processing circuit 16 reproduces the information signal recorded on the optical disc 1 as well as the input sum signal power, and performs processing such as demodulation and error correction to the outside as digital video and audio data and computer data. Output to output terminal 17.
- the system controller 24 outputs a control signal L3 to notify the recording signal processing circuit 22 and the laser drive circuit 23 that the recording mode is set.
- the recording signal processing circuit 22 adds an error correction code etc. to the digitized video and audio data or computer data input from the external input terminal 21 and then performs modulation for obtaining reproduction synchronization, and the modulated recording data Output to the laser drive circuit 23 as
- the laser drive circuit 23 modulates the drive current applied to the semiconductor laser 3 according to the recording data.
- the beam spot irradiated onto the optical disc 1 changes its intensity according to the recording signal, and a recording mark is formed on the information track 2.
- the recording and reproducing method it is determined whether on-group recording power in-group recording is in use at the start of use of the optical disc 101, and tracking polarity is selected by the polarity inverting circuit. It is possible to record and reproduce information with good signal quality. Therefore, it becomes possible to use an optical dye using a recording material, such as an organic dye-based recording material formed by spin coating, which exhibits good characteristics only in in-group recording. Furthermore, since the determination can be performed before tracking control is performed, the start-up time before starting recording or reproduction can be shortened, and the usability of the recording and reproduction apparatus is improved.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the cross section of the optical recording medium used for the recording and reproducing method in the second embodiment of the present invention.
- the optical recording medium in the present embodiment has a single-sided two-layer structure including two information recording layers 502 and 504, and emits a laser beam from the transparent cover layer 505 side, By selectively focusing on the first information recording layer 502 or the second recording layer 504, recording and reproduction of information are performed on the two information recording layers from the same side.
- Blueprint recording layers 502 and 504 are separated from each other by a space layer 503 with a thickness of about 0.025 mm, and these layers 502, 503 and 504 are substrates with a diameter of 120 mm and a thickness of 1.1 mm. It is sandwiched by a 501 and a cover layer 505 with a thickness of 0.015 mm.
- the two information recording layers 502 and 504 are V, and the deviation is also on-group recording!
- (b), (c) and (d) are optical information recording media used in the recording and reproducing method of this embodiment, and the constituent elements are the same as in (a) but two information recording layers 502. And 504 respectively become (b) in-group and in-groove, (c) in-group and on-group, and (d) on-group and in-groove.
- At least the first information recording layer 502 is, as in the embodiment 1 shown in FIG. 1, a discrimination area 103, a control information area 104, a test recording area 105, It has a similar configuration provided with an information recording area 106. Furthermore, in the control information area 104, recording track information indicating whether the two information recording layers of the optical information recording medium are in-glob recording or on-group recording is recorded as one of the control information. It is.
- the laser light is focused on the determination area 103 of the first information recording layer 502, and the in-group recording card is recorded by the method described in the first embodiment. To determine if it is a group recording. After the determination, the laser light is moved to the control information area 104, tracking control is applied to the group, and the control information is reproduced. Since the control information also includes the recording track information of the second information recording layer 504, the second information recording layer 504 does not need to perform the determination operation by comparing the difference signal and the sum signal in the determination area. Correct, tracking control becomes possible.
- in-group recording or group recording is selected in each information recording layer.
- a recording layer material suitable for each information recording layer for example, mixing a rewritable recording layer and a write-once recording layer.
- the effects of the invention become remarkable.
- the first information recording layer shown in FIG. 5C is in-group recording
- the second information recording layer is in-group recording
- the recording material of the first information recording layer is used.
- a dye-based material may be employed, and an inorganic material may be employed for the second information recording layer.
- the recording and reproducing method of the present embodiment since the tracking polarity can be determined quickly, the start-up time can be shortened. Also, by using an inexpensive dye-based recording material for the first information recording layer and using an inorganic-based recording material for which high transmittance can be expected for the second layer, it is possible to expect both cost and performance of a two-layer disc to be compatible. .
- recording track information of all information recording layers is recorded in the control information area, recording track information of the remaining layers can be obtained by determining whether in-group recording or on-group recording is performed in one information recording layer. it can. Thus, the start-up time can be shortened.
- the determination area may be provided only in the first information recording layer, but may be provided in both information recording layers.
- the number of recording layers may be three or more.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic view of a cross section of an optical recording medium used for the recording and reproducing method in the third embodiment of the present invention.
- the optical recording medium in this embodiment has a single-sided four-layer structure provided with four blue light recording layers 602, 604, 606 and 608, and the laser can be seen from the transparent canolayer 609 side.
- the first information recording layer 602, the second information recording layer 604, the third By selectively focusing on the information recording layer 606 or the fourth recording layer 608, information recording and reproduction are performed on the four information recording layers from the same side.
- the respective information recording layers are separated from each other by space layers 603, 605 and 607, and all these layers 602 to 608 are sandwiched between a substrate 601 with a diameter of 120 mm and a thickness of 1.1 mm and a single layer 609. It is done.
- the first information recording layer 602 is in-group recording, and the second, third, and fourth information recording layers are on-group recording.
- the same figures (b), (c) and (d) show other optical information recording media used in the recording and reproducing method of this embodiment, and the constituent elements are the same as in (a) but four information recording layers 602 , 604, 606 and 608 forces respectively (b) on group / in group Z in groove Z in groove (c) in groove Z in groove Z on group Z on group (d) on group Z on group Z in groove It is Z in groove.
- the thickness of the cover layer and each intermediate layer can take various values.
- the force on the side of the first layer is set to 40 ⁇ m, and the sum is 100 ⁇ m. Therefore, the surface force of the cover layer is also 100 / z m for the distance to the first information recording layer, and therefore the distance is the same as that of the first information recording layer in the disc of the embodiment 1 or 2.
- At least the first information recording layer 602 is, as in the embodiment 1 shown in FIG. 1, a discrimination area 103, a control information area 104, a test recording area 105, It has a similar configuration provided with an information recording area 106. Furthermore, in the control information area 104, recording track information indicating which type of in-groove recording or on-group recording each of the four information recording layers of this optical information recording medium is recorded as one of the control information. It is.
- the laser light is first focused on the determination area 103 of the first information recording layer 602, and it is determined whether in-group recording mode recording is performed by the method described in the first embodiment. Do. After the determination, the laser light is moved to the control information area 104, tracking control is applied to the group, and the control information is reproduced. Since the control information also includes the recording track information of the second, third, and fourth information recording layers 604, 606, and 608, the comparison of the difference signal and the sum signal in the determination area is performed for the other information recording layers. Even without the discrimination operation, correct and tracking control becomes possible.
- the thickness to the first information recording layer is 100 m, and at least although the discrimination area and the control information area are arranged in the first information recording layer, the thickness to the second information recording layer may be 100 m, and the discrimination area and the control information area may be arranged in this layer.
- the thickness of each middle layer 607, 605 and 603 is set to 60/15/25/20 m, for example, in the case of an array, with a canopy 609 force. In this case, since the thickness up to the fourth information recording layer can be made relatively thick at 60 / zm, the influence of dust and scratches on the surface of the cover layer can be suppressed when recording and reproducing the fourth information recording layer. .
- the shapes of the optical recording media shown in Embodiments 1 to 3 and the specific numerical values of the radial position and depth of the track, the groove width and the track pitch are the characteristics of the recording and reproducing apparatus used and the characteristics of the recording film. It is needless to say that the setting can be made appropriately.
- the recording and reproducing method of the optical recording medium of the present invention can record and reproduce information with good signal quality, and therefore is useful for a large capacity information recording apparatus and the like.
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