WO2006115254A1 - 自動利得制御回路、および信号再生装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention is applied to, for example, a disk system such as an optical disk apparatus, and a signal reproducing apparatus that amplifies a reproduction signal reproduced by a recording medium by a variable gain amplifier and reproduces a signal having a predetermined amplitude, and its
- the present invention relates to an automatic gain control circuit used in such a signal reproducing apparatus.
- a disk system such as an optical disk apparatus reproduces information recorded on an optical disk by irradiating the optical disk with laser light and detecting the intensity of the reflected light.
- DVD Digital Versatile Disc
- DVD single layer
- DVD dual layer
- CD , CD-R, and CD-RW discs must be played on one device for as many types of discs as possible. For this reason, it is necessary to determine the type of disk when starting up the optical disk system or when replacing the disk, optimize the system settings accordingly, and quickly play back the disk.
- DVDs and CDs have established standards, and it is desirable that disk carriers be manufactured within that range.
- a large amount of media is distributed, in reality, due to variations in manufacturing processes, etc.
- the current situation is that discs outside the standard range are also being distributed.
- countermeasures against diffeta such as scratches and fingerprints are becoming important.
- AGC automatic gain adjustment function
- FIG. 10 shows a block diagram of a conventional signal reproducing apparatus of this type, in which an optical signal 901 (recording medium) has information signals recorded on spiral or concentric tracks.
- the rotation drive unit 902 drives the optical disk 901 to rotate
- the pickup 903 is an optical pickup that outputs various information signals (reproduction signals) by forming a light spot on the information recording surface of the optical disc 901 to form an optical spot and detecting the intensity of the reflected light.
- the focus actuator 904 moves the pickup 903 in a direction perpendicular to the disc surface of the optical disc 901.
- the tracking actuator 905 moves the pickup 903 in the radial direction of the optical disc 901.
- the focus controller 906 controls the focus actuator 904 according to the output of the pickup 903,
- the tracking controller 907 controls the tracking actuator 905 according to the output of the pickup 903,
- the head amplifier 908 amplifies the reproduction signal output from the pickup 903,
- variable gain amplifier 909 is used to adjust the amplitude of the playback signal output from the head amplifier 908.
- the amplitude detector 910 detects the amplitude of the reproduction signal output from the variable gain amplifier 909.
- the comparator 911 compares the amplitude detected by the amplitude detector 910 with a predetermined amplitude.
- the gain control unit 912 controls the gain of the variable gain amplifier 909 according to the output of the comparator 911.
- the focus control unit 906 and the tracking control unit 907 perform focus servo and tracking servo based on the output obtained from the pickup 903. Execute the process to stabilize, drive the focus actuator 904 and tracking actuator 905, apply the focus servo and tracking servo, keep the focus state and make the pickup 903 follow the track ing.
- FIG. 11 (a) is a schematic diagram of the reproduction signal amplified from the pickup 903 by the head amplifier 908, and FIG. 11 (b) is a schematic diagram of the output signal of the variable gain amplifier 909.
- the output of the variable gain amplifier 909 is input to the amplitude detection unit 910 to generate an amplitude signal.
- the amplitude is generally detected by taking the difference between the upper envelope and the lower envelope of the reproduction signal.
- the detected amplitude is compared with a predetermined amplitude level by the comparator 911, and the gain of the variable gain amplifier 909 is determined by the gain control unit 912 based on the output, so that the output becomes a predetermined amplitude.
- the gain of the variable gain amplifier 909 is controlled.
- the actual disk surface force reproduction signal has been devised to deal with various situations such as the focus control state, tracking control state, and disk surface state.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2000-134049
- the present invention was made to solve the above-described conventional problems, and is a signal that can easily ensure stability in a steady state while improving the response of automatic gain control.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a signal reproduction device.
- the present invention provides:
- An automatic gain control circuit for amplifying an input signal
- a variable gain amplifier that amplifies the input signal with a variable gain
- An amplitude detection circuit for detecting the amplitude of the input signal
- a gain control circuit for controlling the gain according to the amplitude of the input signal
- a gain change amount control circuit that controls the amount of gain change controlled according to the gain increase / decrease frequency by the control
- the gain change amount control circuit controls to reduce the gain change amount when the gain increase / decrease frequency is equal to or higher than a predetermined value, and to increase the change amount when the gain increase / decrease frequency is equal to or lower than the predetermined value. It is characterized by performing at least one of these.
- the gain change amount control circuit performs control for reducing the gain change amount within a range up to a predetermined lower limit when the gain increase / decrease frequency is equal to or higher than a predetermined value, and the gain increase / decrease frequency is lower than a predetermined value.
- one of the controls for increasing the change amount within a range up to a predetermined upper limit amount is performed.
- the gain change amount control circuit may determine the frequency of gain increase / decrease based on the amplitude of the input signal.
- a dead band control circuit for controlling the width of the amplitude detection dead band in the amplitude detection circuit according to the frequency of gain increase / decrease by the control may be provided. .
- a signal reproduction device that amplifies a reproduction signal reproduced from a recording medium may be configured by using the automatic gain control circuit as described above.
- An error detection circuit for detecting at least one of the errors, and the gain change amount control circuit reduces the gain change amount when the gain increase / decrease frequency is equal to or higher than a predetermined value, while the error is detected. In such a case, control to return the gain change amount to the predetermined initial value.
- the gain control circuit controls the gain of the variable gain amplifier so that the amplitude becomes constant according to the amplitude of the input signal detected by the detection circuit.
- the gain change amount control circuit controls the gain change amount in the gain control according to the gain by the gain control or the frequency of increase / decrease of the amplitude of the input signal.
- the dead zone control circuit controls the width of the amplitude detection dead zone in the amplitude detection circuit. Further, when a reproduction signal reproduced from the recording medium is amplified and a focus error or the like is detected by the error detection circuit, the gain change amount or the dead band width is returned to a predetermined initial value.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a main part of an optical disc apparatus according to Embodiment 1.
- FIG. 2 is a graph showing an example of input / output signals of the variable gain amplifier 109.
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing an example of input / output signals when the gain change amount of the variable gain amplifier 109 is decreased.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a main part of the optical disk device according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a graph showing an example of a reproduction signal or the like of a defective portion or the like of the optical disc 101.
- FIG. 6 is a graph showing an example of a reproduction signal and the like when out of focus.
- FIG. 7 is a graph showing an example of a reproduction signal or the like when tracking is out of the same.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a main part of the optical disk device according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a graph showing an example of input / output signals of the variable gain amplifier 109.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a conventional signal reproduction device.
- FIG. 11 is a graph showing an example of input / output signals of the variable gain amplifier 909. Explanation of symbols
- Embodiment 1 of the invention it is determined that the gain increase / decrease has been repeated, and the determination result Based on the above, an example of an optical disc apparatus in which stability in a steady state can be ensured while improving responsiveness by controlling the amount of change in the amplification factor to be reduced or increased will be described.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a main part of the optical disc apparatus.
- an optical disc 101 is a recording medium on which information signals are recorded on spiral or concentric tracks.
- the rotation drive unit 102 drives the optical disk 101 to rotate.
- the pickup 103 is a light that outputs various information signals (reproduction signals) by forming a light spot on the information recording surface of the optical disc 101 to form an optical spot and detecting the intensity of the reflected light. Pick up.
- the focus actuator 104 moves the pickup 103 (such as an objective lens (not shown)) in a direction perpendicular to the disk surface of the optical disk 101.
- the tracking actuator 105 moves the pickup 103 (such as an objective lens (not shown)) in the radial direction of the optical disc 101.
- the focus control unit 106 controls the focus actuator 104 in accordance with the output of the pickup 103.
- the tracking control unit 107 controls the tracking actuator 105 according to the output of the pickup 103.
- the head amplifier 108 amplifies the reproduction signal output from the pickup 103.
- the variable gain amplifier 109 is for adjusting the amplitude of the reproduction signal output from the head amplifier 108.
- the amplitude detection unit 110 detects the amplitude of the reproduction signal output from the variable gain amplifier 109.
- the comparator 111 compares the amplitude detected by the amplitude detector 110 with a predetermined amplitude (reference level).
- the gain control unit 112 controls the gain of the variable gain amplifier 109 to be increased or decreased by a predetermined change amount according to the magnitude relationship of the comparison result output from the comparator 111. is there.
- the gain change amount control unit 113 determines the gain by the gain control unit 112 according to the inversion frequency of the comparison result output from the comparator 111 (and hence the gain increase / decrease frequency of the variable gain amplifier 109). It controls the amount of change. More specifically, the number of inversions of the comparison result (the number of consecutive changes and occurrence frequencies) is counted every predetermined period, and when the inversion is repeated a predetermined number of times within a predetermined period, the gain control is performed. The amount of gain change in the section 112 is changed to be small. If the number of inversions within a predetermined period is less than the predetermined number, the amount of gain change is greatly changed. Note that the same control may be performed by measuring the time required for each count to reach a predetermined number.
- Parts other than the mechanical part of the rotation driving unit 102, the pickup 103, the focus actuator 104, and the tracking actuator 105 are, for example, nodeware integrated in one semiconductor device. It may be configured by software or realized by software.
- the servo control of the pickup 103 will be briefly described.
- the focus control unit 106 and the tracking control are performed based on the output obtained from the pickup 103.
- Section 107 performs processing for stabilizing the focus servo and tracking servo, and the focus actuator 104 and tracking actuator 105 are driven to perform focus servo control and tracking servo control. Control is performed so that the pickup 103 follows the track while maintaining the state.
- a signal from the head amplifier 108 is input to the variable gain amplifier 109 and amplified, and the amplitude is detected by the amplitude detector 110.
- the detected amplitude is compared with a predetermined reference level by the comparator 111, and the magnitude comparison result is input to the gain control unit 112 and the gain change amount control unit 113.
- the gain control unit 112 controls the variable gain amplifier 109.
- control is performed to increase or decrease the gain by a predetermined gain change amount. More specifically, when the amplitude detected by the amplitude detection unit 110 is smaller than a predetermined reference level, the gain of the variable gain amplifier 109 is set to a predetermined value indicated by the gain change amount control unit 113 at every predetermined timing. While the gain change amount is increased, when it is larger than a predetermined reference level, control is performed so as to decrease the predetermined gain change amount at every predetermined timing.
- FIG. 2 shows the input signal of the variable gain amplifier 109 when the amplitude is changed due to, for example, a relatively small scratch on the optical disc 101, or when the gain is increased or decreased when the amplitude is changed due to noise or the like.
- Fig. 2 (a) and an example of an output signal (Fig. 2 (b)).
- the horizontal axis represents time
- the vertical axis represents voltage.
- the amplitude of the input / output signal of the variable gain amplifier 109 is the stable output amplitude (reference level) before the time tl, and the amplitude of the signal input to the variable gain amplifier 109 after the time tl is If it becomes smaller, the comparator 111 outputs a signal indicating that the output amplitude of the variable gain amplifier 109 is smaller than the reference level to the gain control unit 112 and the gain change amount control unit 113.
- the gain control unit 112 outputs a control signal for increasing the gain of the variable gain amplifier 109 by a predetermined change amount indicated by the gain change amount control unit 113 to the variable gain amplifier 109, and decreases the output amplitude of the variable gain amplifier 109. As shown in Fig. 2 (b), / J can be suppressed.
- the output amplitude of the variable gain amplifier 109 changes from the comparator 111 to the reference level. Is output to the gain control unit 112 and the gain change amount control unit 113.
- the gain control unit 112 outputs a control signal for reducing the gain of the variable gain amplifier 109 by a predetermined change amount indicated by the gain change amount control unit 113 to the variable gain amplifier 109, so that the gain of the variable gain amplifier 109 is reduced. As a result, the output amplitude returns to the reference level at time t3.
- the gain change amount control unit 113 counts the number of inversions (large to small or small to large) of the magnitude comparison result by the comparator 111 for each predetermined period, and the number of inversions within the predetermined period is When the predetermined number of times is exceeded, a signal that instructs the gain control unit 112 to set the predetermined gain change amount to a smaller gain change amount is output. As a result, the gain control unit 112 performs control so that the gain of the variable gain amplifier 109 is changed, for example, with a gain change amount smaller than a predetermined initial state, and as shown in t3 to t4 in FIG. 9 stops responding excessively. In other words, by reducing the amount of change in the gain of the variable gain amplifier by inverting the magnitude comparison result of the signal amplitude, the stability of the AGC in the steady state is ensured, and unnecessary jitter can be suppressed.
- the gain change amount control unit 113 gives the predetermined gain change amount to the larger gain change amount with respect to the gain control unit 112. A signal instructing to become is output.
- the gain control unit 112 controls the gain of the variable gain amplifier 109 so as to change, for example, with the gain change amount in the initial state, and the AGC response is prevented from becoming too slow due to the gain change amount being too small. .
- the amount of gain change is the initial state and the amount of gain change smaller than that.
- control is performed in two stages (or an initial state and a gain change amount larger than that)
- it can be controlled in multiple stages according to the number of inversions within a predetermined period, or the number of inversions is predetermined. It may be configured to be controlled in multiple stages as the state of the number of times or less continues.
- only the gain change amount may be reduced or increased.
- the gain change amount control unit 113 can achieve a more stable AGC by setting a lower limit for the gain change amount. If you only need to increase the amount of gain change, set an upper limit.
- the gain change amount may be reduced when the number of inversions is simply counted for a predetermined time.
- the gain control by the gain control unit 112 is not limited to the magnitude comparison result between the amplitude by the comparator 111 and the predetermined reference level, but is performed according to the difference between the amplitude and the reference level. You may do it. Specifically, for example, the gain may be controlled so that the gain is proportional to the product of the difference between the amplitude and the reference level and the value specified by the gain variation control unit 113.
- the optical disc apparatus of the second embodiment has focus control instead of the focus control unit 106, tracking control unit 107, and gain change amount control unit 113, as compared with the optical disc apparatus of the first embodiment.
- a unit 206, a tracking control unit 207, and a gain change amount control unit 213 are provided, and a defect detection unit 214 is further provided.
- the focus control unit 206 and the tracking control unit 207 respectively control the focus actuator 104 and the like in the same manner as the focus control unit 106 and the like, and when the focus control unit 104 and the tracking control unit 207 are in a so-called off-focus or off-track state.
- an out-of-focus detection signal or out-of-track detection signal is output! /
- the defect detection unit 214 detects a defect of the reproduction signal as will be described later based on the output of the pickup 103 and outputs a defect detection signal.
- the gain change amount control unit 213 controls the gain change amount in the same manner as the gain change amount control unit 113, and further outputs from the focus control unit 206, tracking control unit 207, or defect detection unit 214.
- the gain change amount is returned to a predetermined initial state in accordance with the out-of-focus detection signal, the tracking out-of-track detection signal, or the defect detection signal.
- FIG. 5 schematically shows the waveform of the reproduction signal when the pickup 103 passes through the defective portion of the optical disc 101, and the defect detection signal output from the defect detection unit 214.
- a) shows the output signal of the pickup 103 as a reproduction signal
- FIG. 5 (b) shows the defect detection signal at that time.
- the defect detection unit 214 detects a sudden amplitude decrease (missing the upper envelope) and outputs a defect detection signal as shown in FIG. The detection signal becomes active. When the time t2 is reached and the amplitude recovers before time tl, the defect is not detected.
- FIG. 6 schematically shows the waveform of the reproduction signal when defocused and the out-of-focus detection signal output from the focus control unit 206
- FIG. 6 (a) is the reproduction signal.
- the output signal of the pickup 103, FIG. 6 (b) shows a defocus detection signal.
- the playback signal with a flat amplitude is picked up until the time tl in Fig. 6 (a) is reached.
- the focus is lost, the intensity of the reflected light from the disk surface force decreases, and the playback signal amplitude decreases as shown in Fig. 6 (a).
- the focus control unit 206 determines that the focus has been lost as distinguished from when the defect has passed, and the focus is lost as shown in FIG. 6 (b). Output detection signal (detection signal becomes active).
- Fig. 7 schematically shows a waveform of a reproduction signal at the time of out-of-tracking, an out-of-tracking detection signal output from the tracking control unit 207, and Fig. 7 (a) is a reproduction signal.
- playback with a flat amplitude as shown in Fig. 7 (a) until time 1 is reached.
- a signal is output from the pickup 103.
- the reproduction signal is reproduced as shown in Fig.
- the playback signal amplitude (the amplitude of the high frequency component) is repeatedly increased and decreased as the lower limit level increases.
- a decrease in amplitude as shown in Fig. 7 (b)
- t2-tl this determination The effect of noise mixing on the off-track signal can be suppressed.
- the tracking control unit 107 outputs a tracking out detection signal as shown in Fig. 7 (c).
- the gain change amount control unit 213 instructs the gain control unit 112 to return the gain change amount to the initial state in response to the defect detection signal, the out of focus detection signal, or the out of tracking detection signal as described above. To do. Therefore, for example, even if the gain change amount force S is changed to be small by the gain change amount control unit 113 by the time tl, the response speed of the AGC is slow at the time of passing through the defective portion, out of focus, or returning from the off tracking. The output of the variable gain amplifier 909 is quickly adjusted to the normal amplitude. If the gain change amount has been changed greatly at the time when the defect detection signal or the like is output, the change amount may be maintained.
- variable gain amplifier 109 is prevented from responding excessively when the magnitude relationship between the output amplitude of the variable gain amplifier 109 and the reference level changes frequently.
- it is possible to maintain high AGC responsiveness after passing through a defective part, at the time of focus pull-in, and tracking pull-in. .
- the gain change amount control unit 213 instructs the gain change amount to return to the initial state based on the defect detection signal, the out-of-focus detection signal, and the out-of-tracking detection signal. Indication force Not limited to this, it may be indicated based on either one or two detection signals.
- the optical disc device according to the third embodiment is different from the optical disc device according to the second embodiment in that a first comparison is performed instead of the comparator 111, the gain control unit 112, and the gain change amount control unit 213. 311, a second comparator 315, a gain control unit 312, and a gain change amount control unit 313.
- the first comparator 311 and the second comparator 315 each have predetermined reference levels vl and v2 (vl different from each other) that are set so that the reproduction signal amplitude detected by the amplitude detector 110 will be described later. Compared to ⁇ v2) it!
- the gain control unit 312 determines the gain of the variable gain amplifier 109 when the reproduction signal amplitude is smaller than vl, depending on the magnitude relationship of the comparison results output from the comparators 311 and 315, for example. If it is increased by a predetermined amount of change, but greater than v2, (The level between vl and v2 becomes a dead zone for gain control.) O
- the gain change amount control unit 313 determines that the gain increase / decrease is reversed according to the comparison results output from both the comparators 311 and 315 at predetermined intervals, that is, the reproduction signal amplitude is smaller than vl and v2 If the number of times of inversion within the predetermined period is less than the predetermined number of times, the comparison reference levels vl and ⁇ 2 of the comparators 311 and 315 are controlled to widen the dead band. The dead zone is becoming narrower. Further, the dead zone width is set to a predetermined value according to the focus off detection signal, tracking off detection signal, or defect detection signal output from the focus control unit 206, tracking control unit 207, or defect detection unit 214. It comes back to the initial state! /
- FIG. 9 shows that the amplitude of the reproduction signal (output signal of the variable gain amplifier 109) detected by the amplitude detector 110 is within the range of the reference levels vl and v2 due to, for example, a relatively small scratch on the optical disc 101.
- FIG. 10 is a graph showing an example of an input signal (FIG. 9 (a)) and an output signal (FIG. 9 (b)) of the variable gain amplifier 109 when it fluctuates to a degree that can be accommodated.
- the horizontal axis represents time
- the vertical axis represents voltage.
- the gain control unit 312 does not change the gain of the variable gain amplifier 109, and the reproduction signal is not changed. Inadvertent fluctuations in amplitude are suppressed, and a reproduction signal having a stable reproduction waveform can be obtained.
- the gain change amount control unit 313 detects the repetition of gain up and gain down as described in the first embodiment, and when the number of repetitions is large, the first comparator 311 or the second While changing the reference level vl or v2 with respect to at least one of the comparators 315 to increase the dead band width, the number of repetitions is small! In some cases, the dead band width is reduced.
- the dead band of the gain control unit 312 by increasing the dead band of the gain control unit 312 by inverting the magnitude comparison result of the signal amplitude, the stability of the AGC in a steady state can be ensured and unnecessary jitter can be suppressed.
- the dead zone is too large to prevent AGC from responding.
- the gain change amount control unit 313 is implemented when the width of the dead zone is widened as described above. Similarly to the case described in the second embodiment, when the focus control unit 206 or the like detects out of focus, the dead zone width is returned to a predetermined initial state. As a result, the response speed of the AGC is prevented from slowing down when the force force off force is restored, and the output of the variable gain amplifier 909 is quickly adjusted to the normal amplitude.
- the dead zone is set. A more stable AGC can be realized by setting the upper limit of.
- the width of the dead zone may be controlled as in the third embodiment, or the gain change amount in the first or second embodiment may be controlled.
- the width of the dead zone may be controlled.
- the power of an example of an optical disk device that reproduces information recorded on an optical disk is not limited to this, and the present invention can be applied to an automatic gain control circuit including various variable gain amplifiers. .
- the signal reproduction device has an effect when it is possible to easily ensure the stability in the steady state while enhancing the response of the automatic gain control.
- recording medium force A reproduction signal reproduced by a variable gain amplifier to reproduce a signal having a predetermined amplitude, and automatic gain control used in such a signal reproduction apparatus It is useful as a circuit or the like.
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