WO2010067575A1 - 光情報処理方法及び光情報処理装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an optical information processing method for adjusting spherical aberration and focus offset in an apparatus for recording and / or reproducing data on an information recording surface of an optical disc, and an optical information processing apparatus for implementing this method. Is.
- BD Blu-ray Disc
- NA numerical aperture
- the spherical aberration is proportional to the fourth power of the NA of the objective lens and inversely proportional to the wavelength of the light beam.
- the spherical aberration that occurs during BD (wavelength: 405 nm, NA: 0.85) playback is approximately 6.5 times the spherical aberration that occurs during DVD (wavelength: 650 nm, NA: 0.6) playback. ( ⁇ (0.85 / 0.6) 4 ⁇ (650/405)).
- the spherical aberration is increased, the shape of the light spot of the laser beam irradiated on the information recording surface of the optical disc is changed, and the reproduction performance is deteriorated.
- the value of the spherical aberration varies depending on the layer thickness error on the information recording surface of the optical disc. Therefore, in order to keep the reproduction performance high, it is important to make an adjustment for making the spherical aberration as small as possible.
- the shape of the light spot of the laser beam irradiated on the information recording surface of the optical disk also changes depending on the performance of the focus servo that causes the objective lens to follow the optimum position in the direction perpendicular to the information recording surface of the optical disk.
- the offset value (focus offset) of the focus servo By appropriately adjusting the offset value (focus offset) of the focus servo, the performance of the focus servo is improved, and the light spot on the information recording surface of the optical disk can be made into an appropriate shape.
- the value of the focus offset changes depending on the layer thickness error on the information recording surface of the optical disc. Therefore, it is also important to adjust the focus offset in order to improve the focus servo performance and maintain high reproduction performance.
- each characteristic of the amplitude value and the jitter value of the reproduction signal is centered on the optimum value of the amplitude value of the reproduction signal in a two-dimensional map in which the spherical aberration and the focus offset are the horizontal axis and the vertical axis, respectively.
- Patent Document 2 discloses a method for adjusting the spherical aberration and the focus offset so that the amplitude value of the tracking error signal is maximized.
- the spherical aberration correcting means is set in a setting state in which the focus loop gain value is maximized in the first process, and the offset value in which the amplitude value of the tracking error signal is maximized in the focus actuator in the second process. A method for performing the first step again is given.
- Patent Document 4 discloses at least two or more focus offset dependencies of the first evaluation index indicating the quality of the information track crossing signal and the second evaluation index indicating the quality of the information reproduction signal. And the correlation between the spherical aberration correction values of the first and second evaluation indices and the optimum point of the focus offset are respectively expressed as a first polynomial approximation curve and a second polynomial approximation curve. A method is also disclosed in which the intersection of the first polynomial approximation curve and the second polynomial approximation curve is obtained and set as a desired spherical aberration correction value and focus offset value.
- JP 2004-145987 A (paragraphs 0046 to 0048, 0055 to 0060, FIG. 3 and FIG. 6) JP 2004-095106 A (paragraphs 0053, 0060, 0075, 0083, FIG. 4 and FIG. 8) JP 2007-141377 (paragraphs 0045 and 0046 and FIG. 3) JP 2007-122815 (Claim 1, paragraphs 0090 to 0097, FIG. 8 and FIG. 9)
- the amplitude of the tracking error signal must be sufficient.
- the amplitude value of the tracking error signal does not exhibit a characteristic that becomes a concentric region in the two-dimensional map of spherical aberration and focus offset.
- the method of adjusting the spherical aberration and the focus offset independently of the tracking error signal cannot secure a sufficient amplitude of the tracking error signal, resulting in a servo-control disabled state (servo loss), and the adjustment operation is stabilized. There is a problem that it may not go forward.
- the present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems of the prior art, and its purpose is to make adjustments for optimization of spherical aberration and focus offset in a short time and without causing servo deviation. Furthermore, the present invention is to provide an optical information processing method and an optical information processing apparatus that can be performed without deteriorating the quality of a reproduced signal.
- An optical information processing method includes: Irradiation light receiving step of irradiating the information recording surface of the optical disc with a laser beam as a focused spot and detecting the reflected light from the information recording surface of the optical disc; The amount of movement of the first control device that controls the amount of spherical aberration of the focused spot and the deviation of the focused spot from the just focus are shown from the detection signal of the reflected light output in the irradiation / light receiving step.
- four different xy coordinates on the xy coordinate system one of the movement amount of the first control device and the movement amount of the second control device is an x coordinate and the other is a y coordinate ( The performance evaluation value at x, y) is detected.
- An optical information processing apparatus Irradiation light receiving means for irradiating the information recording surface of the optical disc with a laser beam as a focused spot and detecting reflected light from the information recording surface of the optical disc;
- the amount of movement of the first control device for controlling the amount of spherical aberration of the focused spot and the deviation of the focused spot from the just focus are shown from the detection signal of the reflected light output from the irradiation light receiving means.
- Signal processing means for detecting the amount of movement of the second control device for controlling the focus offset amount, generating a reproduction signal, and detecting a performance evaluation value indicating the characteristics of the reproduction signal; Adjustment means for adjusting the spherical aberration and the focus offset based on the movement amount of the first control device, the movement amount of the second control device, and the performance evaluation value;
- the signal processing means has four different xy coordinates on the xy coordinate system (one of the movement amount of the first control device and the movement amount of the second control device as the x coordinate and the other as the y coordinate ( The performance evaluation value at x, y) is detected.
- the adjustment for optimizing the spherical aberration and the focus offset in the apparatus for recording and / or reproducing the optical disc is performed for a short time and the servo signal is not deteriorated, and the reproduction signal quality is not deteriorated. There is an effect that it can be performed.
- FIG. 1 shows schematically the structure of the optical information processing apparatus (namely, apparatus which can implement the optical information processing method which concerns on Embodiment 1) which concerns on Embodiment 1 of this invention. It is a figure which shows an example of distribution of the amplitude value of the reproduction signal with respect to spherical aberration and a focus offset in an xy coordinate system (two-dimensional plane). It is a figure which shows an example of distribution of the amplitude value of the tracking error signal with respect to spherical aberration and a focus offset in an xy coordinate system (two-dimensional plane). It is a graph which shows an example of the amplitude value of the reproduction signal with respect to spherical aberration when the focus offset is made constant.
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- or (d) are the figures for demonstrating operation
- 4 is a flowchart illustrating an example of processing from optical disc insertion to data recording or reproduction in the optical information processing apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- 4 is a flowchart illustrating an example of processing from the start of data recording to the completion of data recording in the optical information processing apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- 6 is a flowchart illustrating an example of processing from the start of data reproduction to the completion of data reproduction in the optical information processing apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- 5 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine in the optical information processing apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- 12 is a flowchart illustrating another example of a spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine in the optical information processing apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart illustrating yet another example of a spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine in the optical information processing apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing an example of a setting routine for the second point B and the third point C in step S53 of FIG. 6B and FIG. It is a figure which shows the result of having adjusted spherical aberration and focus offset by the optical information processing apparatus and optical information processing method which concern on Embodiment 1.
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- FIG. 14 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine in the optical information processing apparatus according to the third embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the setting routine of 2nd point B3 and 3rd point C3 in process S85 of FIG.19 (b) and FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a result of adjusting spherical aberration and focus offset by the optical information processing apparatus and the optical information processing method according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram schematically showing a configuration of an optical information processing apparatus 10 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention (that is, an apparatus capable of performing the optical information processing method according to Embodiment 1).
- the optical information processing apparatus 10 according to Embodiment 1 is included in a recording / reproducing apparatus that records and / or reproduces data with respect to an information recording surface of an optical disc 40.
- the optical information processing apparatus 10 has, for example, a spherical aberration and a focus that change due to a thickness error of the cover layer on the information recording surface of the optical disc during the recording operation and during the reproducing operation when the optical disc is mounted. Adjust the offset.
- the adjustment is performed by reading a mark formed on the information recording surface of the optical disc with the optical pickup and adjusting the spherical aberration and the focus offset based on the detection signal at that time.
- the “mark” means a recording mark when the optical disc is a rewritable type or a write-once type, and means an information pit when the optical disc is a read-only type.
- the optical information processing apparatus 10 includes an irradiation light receiving unit 1 including an optical pickup 11 and a laser driving unit 22, and a detection signal from or based on a detection signal.
- the signal processing unit 2 performs processing, and the adjustment unit 3 causes the optical pickup 11 to adjust the spherical aberration and the focus offset based on the signal generated and detected (measured) by the signal processing unit 2.
- the optical pickup 11 of the irradiation light receiving means 1 irradiates the information recording surface with a laser beam as a focused spot through a cover layer (not shown) on the information recording surface (not shown) of the optical disc 40, and information on this optical disc 40 is recorded. The reflected light from the recording surface is detected.
- the signal processing means 2 is a movement amount of a first control device (hereinafter referred to as “SA amount control device”) that controls the amount of spherical aberration (SA) from the detection signal of the reflected light from the optical pickup 11 of the irradiation light receiving means 1.
- SA amount control device controls the amount of spherical aberration (SA) from the detection signal of the reflected light from the optical pickup 11 of the irradiation light receiving means 1.
- the performance of detecting the amount of movement of a second control device hereinafter referred to as “FO amount control device” for controlling the focus offset (FO) amount, generating a reproduction signal, and indicating the characteristics (quality) of the reproduction signal An evaluation value is detected.
- the adjusting means 3 applies to the optical pickup 11 of the irradiation light receiving means 1 based on the performance evaluation value indicating the movement amount of the SA amount control device, the movement amount of the FO amount control device and the reproduction signal from the signal processing means 2.
- the “movement amount of the SA amount control device” corresponds to, for example, the movement amount of the spherical aberration adjustment element 15 by a mechanism (not shown) that movably supports the spherical aberration adjustment element 15.
- the “apparatus” includes, for example, a mechanism (not shown) that movably supports the spherical aberration adjusting element 15.
- the SA amount control device is not limited to such a configuration.
- the movement amount of the SA amount control device is a movement amount for compensating the detected spherical aberration, and is a value corresponding to the detected spherical aberration.
- the “movement amount of the FO amount control device” is, for example, an objective lens or other FO adjustment lens (not shown) by a mechanism that supports the objective lens or other FO adjustment lens (not shown) movably.
- the “FO amount control device” includes, for example, a mechanism that movably supports an objective lens or another FO adjustment lens (not shown).
- the FO amount control device is not limited to such a configuration.
- the movement amount of the FO amount control device is a movement amount for compensating the detected focus offset, and is a value corresponding to the detected focus offset.
- the optical pickup 11 includes a semiconductor laser 12 that is driven and controlled by a laser driving unit 22, a collimating lens 13, a splitter 14, a spherical aberration adjusting element 15, a total reflection mirror 16, an objective, and the like.
- a lens 17, an objective lens actuator 18, a detection lens 19, a light receiving unit 20, and a head amplifier 21 are included.
- a laser beam emitted from the semiconductor laser 12 and having an output value (reproduction power) necessary for data reproduction is collimated lens 13, splitter 14, spherical aberration adjusting element 15, total reflection mirror 16, and objective lens.
- the information recording surface of the optical disc 40 is condensed and irradiated through 17.
- Reflected light from the information recording surface of the optical disk 40 passes through the objective lens 17, the total reflection mirror 16, and the spherical aberration adjusting element 15, is bent by the splitter 14, and is received by the light receiving unit 20 through the detection lens 19.
- the light receiving unit 20 has a plurality of light receiving surfaces, and each light receiving surface converts a received optical signal into an electrical signal and outputs the electrical signal.
- the signal processing means 2 includes a reproduction signal generation unit 23, a servo signal generation unit 24, a reproduction signal amplitude detection unit 25, an equalizer 26, a reproduction jitter detection unit 27, and a tracking.
- An error signal amplitude detection unit 28, a central control unit 29, and a storage unit 30 are included.
- the servo signal generation unit 24 includes a focus error signal generation unit 24a and a tracking error signal generation unit 24b.
- the storage unit 30 is provided in the central control unit 29, but may be configured outside the central control unit 29.
- the electrical signal converted by the light receiving unit 20 is input to the reproduction signal generation unit 23 and the servo signal generation unit 24 via the head amplifier 21.
- the reproduction signal generation unit 23 generates a reproduction signal based on the signal from the head amplifier 21 and outputs the generated reproduction signal to the reproduction signal amplitude detection unit 26 and the equalizer 26.
- the equalizer 26 shapes the input reproduction signal and outputs it to the reproduction jitter detector 27.
- the reproduction jitter detection unit 27 detects a jitter value that is an index obtained from the reproduction signal and an absolute value of a phase error between generated clocks by a PLL (Phase Locked Loop) (not shown).
- the focus error signal generation unit 24a and the tracking error signal generation unit 24b of the servo signal generation unit 24 generate a focus error signal and a tracking error signal, respectively.
- the tracking error signal generated by the tracking error signal generator 24 b is input to the tracking error signal amplitude detector 28.
- the amplitude information detected by the reproduction signal amplitude detection unit 25 and the tracking error signal amplitude detection unit 28 is supplied to the central control unit 29. Based on the received amplitude information, the central control unit 29 determines the spherical aberration and the focus offset to be set next, and the determined spherical aberration and the focus offset value respectively for the spherical aberration adjustment unit 31 and the focus offset adjustment unit. 32.
- a method for generating a focus error signal by the focus error signal generation unit 24a a known method such as an astigmatism method, a knife edge method, a spot size detection method, or the like can be used.
- a method for generating a tracking error signal by the tracking error signal generating unit 24b a known method such as a push-pull method, a DPP (Differential Push-Pull) method, a DPD (Differential Phase Detection) method, or the like can be used. .
- the adjusting unit 3 includes a spherical aberration adjusting unit 31 and a focus offset adjusting unit 32.
- the spherical aberration adjusting unit 31 adjusts the spherical aberration by driving the spherical aberration adjusting element 15 of the optical pickup 11.
- the focus offset adjustment unit 32 adjusts the focus offset by driving the objective lens actuator 18 for displacing the objective lens 17 in the focus direction and the tracking direction when performing servo control.
- the optical information processing apparatus 10 has, for example, a spherical aberration and a focus that change due to a thickness error of the cover layer on the information recording surface of the optical disc during the recording operation and during the reproducing operation when the optical disc is mounted. Although the offset is adjusted, there is no limit to the timing for making this adjustment.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the distribution of the reproduction signal amplitude value RF with respect to the spherical aberration and the focus offset in an xy coordinate system (two-dimensional plane) in which the spherical aberration is the x coordinate and the focus offset is the y coordinate.
- one horizontal scale or one vertical scale indicates an amount of deviation from the optimum spherical aberration SA or focus offset FO.
- regions where the amplitude values of the reproduction signals are substantially equal that is, regions within a certain range
- regions where the amplitude values of the reproduction signals are substantially equal that is, regions within a certain range
- regions where the amplitude values of the reproduction signals are substantially equal that is, regions within a certain range
- the region where the amplitude value of the reproduction signal is substantially equal is shown as a plurality of concentric and elliptical regions, and the optimum amplitude value of the reproduction signal is the largest. It can be seen that the value is near the center point of the ellipse.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the distribution of the tracking error signal amplitude value TE with respect to the spherical aberration and the focus offset in an xy coordinate system (two-dimensional plane) having the spherical aberration as the x coordinate and the focus offset as the y coordinate.
- one horizontal scale or one vertical scale indicates the amount of deviation from the optimum spherical aberration SA or focus offset FO.
- a region where the amplitude value of the tracking error signal is substantially equal that is, a region within a certain range
- FIG. 4 is a graph showing an example of the amplitude value RF of the reproduction signal with respect to the spherical aberration SA when the focus offset FO is constant. From FIG. 4, when the reproduction signal amplitude value RF [V] is the z-coordinate and the spherical aberration SA is the x-coordinate, the reproduction signal amplitude value RF has a curve distribution close to a quadratic curve in the xz coordinate system. I know that there is. As described above, the amplitude value RF of the reproduction signal can be approximately represented by the quadratic curve of the spherical aberration SA in the xz coordinate system.
- the reproduction signal amplitude value RF which is an example of the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal
- the spherical aberration SA is x
- a 1 , b 1 , and c 1 are constants
- the jitter value or error rate of the reproduction signal can be used as the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal instead of the amplitude value of the reproduction signal
- the jitter value or error rate of the reproduction signal is second-order approximation of the spherical aberration SA. It can also be represented approximately by a curve.
- FIG. 5 is a graph showing an example of the amplitude value RF of the reproduction signal with respect to the focus offset FO when the spherical aberration SA is constant. From FIG. 5, when the reproduction signal amplitude value RF [V] is the z coordinate and the focus offset FO is the x coordinate, the reproduction signal amplitude value RF is a distribution of curves close to a quadratic curve in the xz coordinate system. I know that there is. As described above, the amplitude value RF of the reproduction signal can be approximately expressed by the quadratic curve of the focus offset FO in the xz coordinate system.
- the reproduction signal amplitude value RF which is an example of the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal
- the focus offset FO is x
- a 2 , b 2 , and c 2 are constants
- the jitter value or error rate of the reproduction signal can be used instead of the amplitude value of the reproduction signal as the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal
- the jitter value or error rate of the reproduction signal is second-order approximation of the focus offset FO. It can also be represented approximately by a curve.
- FIGS. 6 (a) to (f), FIGS. 7 (a) to (e), and FIGS. 8 (a) to (d) illustrate the operation of the optical information processing apparatus 10 according to the first embodiment, that is, the implementation. It is a figure for demonstrating the optical information processing method which concerns on form 1, and the movement amount of SA amount control apparatus is made into x coordinate (horizontal axis), and the movement amount of the FO amount control apparatus corresponding to a focus offset is made into y coordinate (vertical axis). ).
- the case where the movement amount of the FO amount control device is the x coordinate (horizontal axis) and the movement amount of the SA amount control device is the y coordinate (vertical axis) will be described in the third embodiment.
- the optical information processing method includes a step in which the irradiation / light receiving means 1 irradiates the information recording surface of the optical disc 40 with a laser beam as a focused spot, and detects reflected light from the information recording surface of the optical disc 40;
- the signal processing means 2 detects the movement amount of the SA amount control device and the movement amount of the FO amount control device from the detection signal of the reflected light output from the irradiation light receiving means 1, and generates a reproduction signal, and this reproduction
- the step of detecting the performance evaluation value indicating the characteristics of the signal, and the adjusting means 3 adjust the irradiation light receiving means 1 based on the movement amount of the SA amount control device, the movement amount of the FO amount control device, and the performance evaluation value.
- the performance evaluation value indicating the characteristics of the reproduction signal is, for example, one of the amplitude value of the reproduction signal, the reproduction jitter value of the reproduction signal, and the error rate of the reproduction signal.
- the irradiation light receiving means 1 detects the reflected light from the information recording surface of the optical disc 40, if there is a mark as information recorded on the information recording surface of the optical disc 40, the laser beam for reading information on this mark It is executed by irradiating. Further, the step of detecting the reflected light from the information recording surface of the optical disc 40 by the irradiation light receiving means 1 is performed when the information recording surface of the optical disc 40 has no mark as information recorded. This is carried out by irradiating information recording laser light for recording a mark at a predetermined position and irradiating the recorded mark with information reading laser light. Further, as a mark at this time, a mark recorded in the data area or the test area of the information recording surface of the optical disc can be used.
- the signal processing means 2 of the optical information processing apparatus 10 uses Ax, which is the movement amount of the spherical aberration (initial spherical aberration) amount control device, based on the detection signal from the optical pickup 11 as the x coordinate, and the FO amount.
- Ax is the movement amount of the spherical aberration (initial spherical aberration) amount control device, based on the detection signal from the optical pickup 11 as the x coordinate, and the FO amount.
- a first performance evaluation value Az indicating the characteristics of the reproduction signal at the first point A on the xy coordinate system (that is, the point of the coordinates (Ax, Ay)) where Ay, which is the movement amount of the control device, is the y coordinate.
- the performance evaluation value is, for example, one of the amplitude value of the reproduction signal, the reproduction jitter value of the reproduction signal, and the error rate of the reproduction signal.
- the signal processing means 2 uses the second point B on the xy coordinate system (ie, Bx different from Ax as the x coordinate and the By coordinate equal to Ay as the y coordinate (ie, the second point B). , Coordinates (Bx, By)) are set, and a second performance evaluation value Bz indicating the characteristics of the reproduction signal at the second point B is detected. Further, as shown in FIG. 6B, the signal processing means 2 uses the third point on the xy coordinate system in which Cx different from both Ax and Bx is the x coordinate and Cy equal to Ay is the y coordinate.
- the third point C may be any distance from the first point A.
- each of the second point B and the third point C is preferably a point where the amplitude value of the tracking error signal is equal to or larger than the reference value stored in the storage unit 30 in advance.
- the signal processing means 2 calculates a quadratic approximate curve that approximately represents the performance evaluation value z of the reproduction signal as a quadratic function of the spherical aberration x.
- the secondary approximate curve of this performance evaluation value is a curve similar to the curve shown in FIG. 4, and approximately represents the curve shown by the data shown in FIG.
- the signal processing means 2 uses the first evaluation point on the xz coordinate system (coordinates in the xz coordinate system) where Ax is the x coordinate and the first performance evaluation value Az is the z coordinate.
- the signal processing means 2 sets Dx as the x coordinate on the first straight line L having a preset inclination in the xy coordinate system and passing through the first point A.
- a fourth point D (that is, a point of coordinates (Dx, Dy)) having Dy as a y coordinate is set, and a fourth performance evaluation value Dz indicating the characteristics of the reproduction signal at the fourth point D is detected.
- the fourth point D is different from the first point A.
- the first straight line L is preferably a locus with the same amplitude value of the tracking error signal in the xy intersection coordinate system.
- the locus having the same amplitude value of the tracking error signal is an area in which the amplitude value of the tracking error signal is within a predetermined range and can be regarded as being substantially equal (for example, a band-like and linear area in the lower right in FIG. 3). ).
- the amplitude value of the tracking error signal at the first point A is equal to the amplitude value of the tracking error signal at the fourth point D.
- the point D may be a part away from the point A to some extent.
- the fourth point D is set at a position where the quadratic approximate curve of the performance evaluation value has two real solutions indicating the x coordinate in the fourth performance evaluation value Dz.
- the fourth point D is set so as to have a performance evaluation value Dz smaller than the maximum value of the quadratic curve indicated by the quadratic approximate curve of the performance evaluation value.
- the fourth point is such that the performance evaluation value Dz is larger than the minimum value of the quadratic curve indicated by the quadratic approximate curve of the performance evaluation value.
- the signal processing means 2 is calculated from the fifth performance evaluation value Ez equal to the fourth performance evaluation value Dz using a quadratic approximate curve of the performance evaluation value.
- a fifth point E on the xy coordinate system (that is, a point of coordinates (Ex, Ey)) is set with Ex as the x coordinate and Ey equal to Ay as the y coordinate.
- the signal processing means 2 uses the sixth approximation value Fz equal to the fourth performance evaluation value Dz to calculate Ex using a quadratic approximate curve.
- a sixth point F on the xy coordinate system that is, a point of coordinates (Fx, Fy)
- Fx a point of coordinates (Fx, Fy)
- the signal processing means 2 uses a ninth point J (ie, Jx equal to Dx as the x coordinate and Jy equal to Ay as the y coordinate, ie, the ninth point J (ie, , The coordinates (Jx, Jy)) are set, and the ninth performance evaluation value Jz indicating the characteristics of the reproduction signal at the ninth point J is set to the coordinates (Ax, Az), (Bx, Bz) and a quadratic curve calculated based on (Cx, Cz).
- the signal processing means 2 uses the seventh point G on the xy coordinate system (that is, the coordinate (G) equal to Dx, where Gx is the x coordinate and Gy is the y coordinate.
- the signal processing means 2 calculates an ellipse 50 passing through the fourth point D, the fifth point E, the sixth point F, and the seventh point G. Then, an eighth point H on the xy coordinate system that is the center point of the ellipse 50 (that is, a point of coordinates (Hx, Hy)) is calculated.
- the adjusting unit 3 determines that the point on the xy coordinate system determined by the movement amount of the SA amount control device and the movement amount of the FO amount control device is the first point A. Then, the optical pickup 11 is adjusted so as to move to the eighth point H.
- the spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routines shown in FIGS. 6A to 6F are completed.
- FIGS. 7 (a) to (e) correspond to FIGS. 6 (a) to (d), which have already been described, and a description thereof will be omitted. That is, the points A0, B0, C0, D0, E0, F0 and the straight line L0 in FIGS. 7 (a) to (d) are the first point A and the second point in FIGS. 6 (a) to (d). The same as B, the third point C, the fourth point D, the fifth point E, the sixth point F, and the straight line L.
- the signal processing means 2 calculates a circle 51 that passes through the fourth point D0, the fifth point E0, and the sixth point F0, and x is the center point of the circle 51.
- the eighth point H0 on the 'y coordinate system (that is, the point of coordinates (H0x', H0y)) is calculated.
- the adjusting means 3 has a point on the x′y coordinate system determined by the movement amount of the SA amount control device and the movement amount of the FO amount control device.
- the optical pickup 11 is adjusted so as to move from the point A0 to the eighth point H0.
- FIGS. 6A to 6F calculate the ellipse 50 that passes through the fourth point D, the fifth point E, the sixth point F, and the seventh point G, and is the center point of the ellipse 50.
- FIG. The eighth point H on the xy coordinate system that is, the optimum point of spherical aberration and focus offset is obtained
- FIGS. 7A to 7E show the fourth point D0, the fifth point E0, the sixth point.
- the circle 51 passing through the point F0 is calculated, and the eighth point H0 on the x′y coordinate system, which is the center point of the circle 51, that is, the optimum point of spherical aberration and focus offset is obtained.
- FIGS. 8A to 8D in FIGS.
- the amplitude value RF of the reproduction signal is approximated by a quadratic curve with respect to the spherical aberration SA and the focus offset FO.
- the optimum point of spherical aberration and focus offset may be obtained independently by using what is expressed.
- FIGS. 8A and 8B correspond to FIGS. 6A and 6B described above, and thus description thereof is omitted. That is, the points A1, B1, C1, the point D1, and the straight line L1 in FIGS. 8A to 8B are the first point A, the second point B, the second point B in FIGS. This is the same as the third point C, the fourth point D, and the straight line L.
- the signal processing means 2 uses the first evaluation point on the xz coordinate system (in the xz coordinate system) where A1x is the x coordinate and the first performance evaluation value A1z is the z coordinate. Coordinate (A1x, A1z)), a second evaluation point on the xz coordinate system (coordinates (B1x, B1z) in the xz coordinate system) having B1x as the x coordinate and the second performance evaluation value B1z as the z coordinate, , Based on the third evaluation point on the xz coordinate system (coordinates (C1x, C1z) not shown) in the xz coordinate system, where C1x is the x coordinate and the third performance evaluation value C1z is the z coordinate.
- x is an extreme value in the quadratic approximate curve for x, that is, the maximum is obtained when the performance evaluation value is the amplitude value of the reproduction signal. x is calculated. Let x at this time be H1x.
- the signal processing means 2 sets D1x as the x coordinate on a first straight line L1 having a preset inclination in the xy coordinate system and passing through the first point A. And a fourth point D1 (that is, a point of coordinates (D1x, D1y)) having D1y as the y coordinate is set, and a fourth performance evaluation value D1z indicating the characteristics of the reproduction signal at the fourth point D1 is calculated. To do.
- the signal processing means 2 uses a ninth point J1 on the xy coordinate system (ie, J1x equal to D1x as the x coordinate and J1y equal to A1y as the y coordinate (ie, , Coordinates (J1x, J1y)) are set, and the ninth performance evaluation value J1z indicating the characteristics of the reproduction signal at the ninth point J1 is set as coordinates (A1x, A1z), (B1x, B1z) and a quadratic curve calculated based on (C1x, C1z).
- the constants a 2 , b 2 , c in the above formula (2) 2 is calculated, and y that takes an extreme value in the quadratic approximate curve with respect to y, that is, y that is the maximum when the performance evaluation value is the amplitude value of the reproduction signal is calculated. Let y at this time be H1y.
- the adjusting unit 3 determines that the point on the xy coordinate system determined by the movement amount of the SA amount control device and the movement amount of the FO amount control device is the first point A1. Then, the optical pickup 11 is adjusted so as to move to the eighth point H1 (a point on the xy coordinate system in which H1x is the x coordinate and H1y is the y coordinate). Thus, the spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine shown in FIGS. 8A to 8D is completed.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing an example of processing from optical disc insertion to data recording or reproduction in the optical information processing apparatus 10 according to the first embodiment.
- the signal processing means 2 performs focus servo and tracking servo (servo signal generator 24 and objective).
- the lens actuator 18 and the like are turned on (step S2).
- a means (not shown) included in the irradiation light receiving means 2 determines the type of the optical disk (step S3).
- Discrimination of the type of optical disc includes, for example, a step of discriminating whether the optical disc is a BD, a DVD, or a CD, and a step of discriminating whether the optical disc is a rewritable type, a write-once type, or a read-only type. .
- a method for discriminating the type of the inserted optical disk is known, and any method may be used.
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 recorded on the information recording surface of the optical disc 40 based on a signal from the irradiation light receiving means 2 (for example, the optical pickup 11 or a mark detection sensor not shown). It is determined whether or not there is data (step S4).
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing unit 2 determines that there is no recording data (unrecorded)
- the central processing unit 29 sends an instruction to the irradiation light receiving unit 1 via a unit (interface) (not shown) to record the data on the optical disc 40.
- step S6 The operation, that is, trial writing on the information recording surface of the optical disc 40 is executed (step S6), and then the irradiation / light receiving means 1 is played back in the area where the trial writing has been performed (step S6). Further, when there is recording data on the information recording surface of the optical disc 40 in step S4, the central control unit 29 of the signal processing unit 2 moves the data reading position of the optical disc 40 to the data recording area by the irradiation light receiving unit 1 and reproduces it. It is executed (step S7). At this time, it is desirable to move the data reading position from the data reading position of the optical disc 40 immediately before the determination of whether or not there is a recording on the optical disc 40 (step S4) to the nearest data recording area. This is to minimize the movement time of the data reading position (that is, the movement time to the data recording area) before performing step S4.
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 initializes the variable i to 0 (step S8).
- i indicates the number of times the spherical aberration and the focus offset are adjusted in a spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine (step S ⁇ b> 9) described later, and is stored in the storage unit 30.
- the adjusting unit 3 causes the spherical aberration adjusting element 15 and the objective lens actuator 18 of the optical pickup 11 to adjust the spherical aberration and the focus offset (Step S9).
- the spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine includes an optical pickup 11, a reproduction signal generation unit 23, a reproduction signal amplitude detection unit 25, an equalizer 26, a reproduction jitter detection unit 27, a tracking error signal amplitude detection unit 28, and a central control. Details of the adjustment method will be described later with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS. 12 to 15.
- the signal processing means 2 measures the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal (step S10) and stores it in the storage unit 30.
- the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal is, for example, the amplitude value of the reproduction signal, the reproduction jitter value of the reproduction signal, the error rate of the reproduction signal, etc. Also good.
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 determines whether or not the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal is within an allowable range, and whether or not i is equal to or greater than a predetermined value (step S11). If the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal is within the allowable range, or if i is greater than or equal to a predetermined value, the irradiation / light receiving means 2 starts data recording / reproduction on the optical disc 40 (step S12). The central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 increments i by 1 when the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal is outside the allowable range and i is smaller than the predetermined value in step S11 (step S13). The process from step S9 is executed again.
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing unit 2 adjusts the spherical aberration and the focus offset when the value of i is not less than the predetermined value and the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal is not within the allowable range in step S11.
- the performance evaluation value for the minute (maximum value for the amplitude value of the playback signal, minimum value for the jitter value of the playback signal, minimum value for the error rate of the playback signal) ) May be adopted.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an example of processing from the start of data recording to the completion of data recording in the optical information processing apparatus 10 according to the first embodiment.
- the process in FIG. 10 is an example of the recording process in step S12 in FIG.
- step S21 when the optical information processing apparatus 10 starts recording data on the optical disc 40 (step S21), the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 instructs recording termination (means (interface) not shown). The presence / absence of the input instruction from (step S22). When it is determined in step S22 that there is an instruction to end recording, the central control unit 29 of the signal processing unit 2 ends the data recording operation (step S31).
- step S22 When the central control unit 29 of the signal processing unit 2 determines in step S22 that there is no instruction to end recording, the irradiation light receiving unit 1 records data on the optical disc 40 in the irradiation light receiving unit 2 via a unit not shown. The operation is executed (step S23), and the recorded data is reproduced (step S24).
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 initializes the variable i to 0 (step S25), measures the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal (step S26), and stores it in the storage unit 30.
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 determines whether or not the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal is within an allowable range, and whether or not i is a predetermined value or more (step S27).
- the recording area is moved to the irradiation light receiving means 1 (step S30), and the irradiation light receiving means 1 is moved to the optical disc 40. Is started (step S22 and subsequent steps).
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing unit 2 outputs a control signal to the adjustment unit 3 when the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal is outside the allowable range and i is smaller than a predetermined value in step S27.
- Adjustment of the spherical aberration and the focus offset by the spherical aberration adjusting element 15 and the objective lens actuator 18 is executed (step S28), i is incremented by 1 (step S29), and the processing after step S26 is executed again.
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 adjusts the spherical aberration and the focus offset when i is not less than the predetermined value and i is not equal to or less than the predetermined value in step S27. You may employ
- FIG. 11 is a flowchart illustrating an example of processing from the start of data reproduction to the completion of data reproduction in the optical information processing apparatus 10 according to the first embodiment.
- the process in FIG. 11 is an example of the reproduction process in step S12 in FIG.
- step S41 when the optical information processing apparatus 10 starts data reproduction on the optical disk 40 (step S41), the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 instructs reproduction termination (means (interface not shown) (interface not shown)). ) Is determined (step S42). When it is determined in step S42 that there is an instruction to end reproduction, the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 ends the data reproduction operation (step S49).
- step S42 When it is determined in step S42 that there is no instruction to end reproduction, the central control unit 29 of the signal processing unit 2 causes the irradiation light receiving unit 1 to continue the data reproduction operation, and initializes the variable i to 0 (step). S43). Next, the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 measures the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal (step S44) and stores it in the storage unit 30.
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 determines whether or not the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal is within an allowable range and whether or not i is a predetermined value or more (step S45).
- the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal is within an allowable range, or when i is greater than or equal to a predetermined value
- the reproduction area is moved to the irradiation light receiving unit 1 (step S48), and the optical disc 40 is moved to the irradiation light reception unit 1.
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing unit 2 outputs a control signal to the adjustment unit 3 when the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal is outside the allowable range and i is smaller than a predetermined value in step S45.
- Adjustment of the spherical aberration and the focus offset by the spherical aberration adjusting element 15 and the objective lens actuator 18 is executed (step S46), i is incremented by 1 (step S47), and the processing after step S44 is executed again.
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing unit 2 adjusts the spherical aberration and the focus offset when i is equal to or greater than a predetermined value and the performance evaluation value of the reproduction signal is not within the allowable range in step S27. You may employ
- the details of the adjustment method in step S46 will be described later with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing an example of a spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine in the optical information processing apparatus 10 according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 12 shows details of the spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine in step S9 in FIG. 9, step S28 in FIG. 10, or step S46 in FIG.
- FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing the process described in FIGS. 6A to 6F.
- the reproduction signal amplitude detector 26 of the signal processing unit 2 measures the amplitude value RF A of the reproduction signal, which is a performance evaluation value at the first point A, and stores it in the storage unit 30 (step S52).
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing unit 2 sets the second point B and the third point C, which are different in spherical aberration from the first point A and have the same focus offset, and the reproduction signal amplitude detection unit 26 , the amplitude of the amplitude values RF B, and the third reproduction signal at the point C of the reproduced signal at the second point B to measure the RF C (step S53), and stored in the storage unit 30.
- the method for setting the second point B and the third point C will be described later in detail with reference to FIG.
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 performs the spherical aberration at the first point A, the second point B, and the third point C, and the amplitude values RF A , RF B , RF of the reproduced signals. Based on C , a quadratic approximate curve of the above formula (1) is calculated (step S54).
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 sets a fourth point D different from the first point A at a point on the straight line L passing through the first point A, and the reproduction signal amplitude detection unit 26.
- the amplitude value RF D of the reproduced signal at the fourth point D is measured and stored in the storage unit 30 (step S55).
- the straight line L means a locus passing through the first point A in the two-dimensional orthogonal coordinate system having the spherical aberration and the focus offset in FIG. .
- the inclination of the straight line L is determined in advance based on the data shown in FIG. 3 and stored in the storage unit 30.
- the amplitude value of the tracking error signal is set to some extent (similar to the first point A) when the fourth point D is set. This is because it can be secured. If the fourth point D is not set on the straight line L, the amplitude value of the tracking error signal at the fourth point D may be smaller than the amplitude value of the tracking error signal at the first point A. The amplitude value of the tracking error signal cannot be made sufficiently large, and there is a possibility that the spherical aberration and the focus offset cannot be adjusted stably. When the fourth point D is set on the straight line L, the amplitude value of the tracking error signal can be obtained approximately equal to the amplitude value of the tracking error signal at the first point A.
- the value x of spherical aberration at the fifth point E and the sixth point F is obtained from the intersection of the equations (1) and (3).
- the focus offsets of the fifth point E and the sixth point F are equal to the focus offsets of the first point A, the second point B, and the third point C.
- the amplitude value RF D of the reproduced signal of the fourth point D is set to be smaller than the maximum value of the quadratic curve represented by the equation (1).
- the ratio r 1 of the a 1 and a 2 on the basis of the data shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, assuming a constant in all of the optical disc 40, keep predetermined and is stored in the memory 30.
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 obtains an ellipse 50 that passes through the fourth point D, the fifth point E, the sixth point F, and the seventh point G, and at the center point of the ellipse 50 A certain eighth point H is calculated (step S58). That is, in FIG. 2, in the xy coordinate system having the spherical aberration and the focus offset as coordinate axes, the ellipse (elliptical region) having the same amplitude value of the reproduction signal is shown, and the middle point of the ellipse is the optimum of the spherical aberration and the focus offset.
- the center point H of the ellipse passing through the fourth point D, the fifth point E, the sixth point F, and the seventh point G having the same amplitude value of the reproduction signal is the spherical aberration and the focus offset. It can be considered that the point is close to the optimum point.
- step S59 the spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine ends (step S59).
- the spherical aberration and the focus offset of the second point B to the eighth point H are the spherical surface of the first point A. Relative value based on aberration and focus offset.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing another example of a spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine in the optical information processing apparatus 10 according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 13 shows details of the spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine in step S9 of FIG. 9, step S28 of FIG. 10, or step S46 of FIG.
- FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing the processing described in FIGS. 7A to 7E.
- step S65 the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 obtains a circle 51 that passes through the fourth point D0, the fifth point E0, and the sixth point F, and is the center point of the circle 51. Eight point H0 is calculated (step S66).
- the spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine ends (step 59).
- FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing still another example of a spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine in the optical information processing apparatus 10 according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 14 shows the details of the spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine in step S9 in FIG. 9, step S28 in FIG. 10, or step S46 in FIG.
- FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing the processing described in FIGS. 8A to 8D.
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing unit 2 performs the spherical aberration at the first point A1, the second point B1, and the third point C1, and the amplitude value RF A1 of each reproduction signal. Based on RF B1 and RF C1 , a quadratic approximate curve of the above formula (1) is calculated, and an optimal point of spherical aberration is calculated (step S70).
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 sets a fourth point D1 different from the first point A1 at a point on the straight line L1 passing through the first point A1, and the reproduction signal amplitude detection unit 26 the amplitude value RF D1 of the reproduced signal of the fourth point D1 is measured and stored in the storage unit 30 (step S71).
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 calculates the amplitude value RF J1 of the reproduction signal at the ninth point J1 equal to the spherical aberration at the fourth point D1 and equal to the focus offset at the first point A1. Calculation is based on the above formula (1).
- the amplitude value RF D1 of the reproduced signal at a fourth point D1 the amplitude value RF J1 of the reproduced signal at point J1 of the ninth, the ratio of a 1 and a 2 in the formula (1) and (2)
- the constants a 2 , b 2 , and c 2 in the above formula (1) are calculated, and the focus offset that maximizes the amplitude value of the reproduction signal, that is, the focus offset An optimum point is calculated (step S72).
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 sets the optimum point of spherical aberration and focus offset calculated in steps S70 and S72 as the eighth point H (step S73).
- step S59 the spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine ends (step S59).
- the fifth point E and the sixth point F corresponding to FIG. 12 are not calculated, and therefore there is no limitation on the setting of the point D1 on the straight line L1. That is, the amplitude value RF D1 of the reproduced signal of the fourth point D1 may be greater than the maximum value of the quadratic curve indicated by quadratic approximation curve of the equation (1).
- FIG. 15 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a setting routine for the second point B and the third point C in step S53 of FIGS. 6B and 12.
- the routine for setting point B and point C is shown, but the second point B0 and the third point C0 in step S62 of FIG. 7B and FIG. 13, and FIG. 8B and FIG.
- the same processing applies to the setting routine for the second point B1 and the third point C1 in step S69.
- the tracking error signal amplitude detector 28 of the signal processing means 2 performs tracking at the first point A.
- the amplitude value TE A of the error signal is measured (step S75).
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing unit 2 controls the adjusting unit 3 to drive the spherical aberration adjusting element 15 of the optical pickup 11 to move the spherical aberration one step to the right from the first point A (FIG. 6). Shifting in the positive direction in (b) to a second point B (step S76).
- the spherical aberration at the second point B is denoted as SA j +1. Note that the spherical aberration at the second point B does not need to be obtained by shifting the spherical aberration from the first point A to the right by one step, and if the amplitude value of the tracking error signal can be secured,
- the second point B may be separated from the first point A by a distance longer than one step.
- the tracking error signal amplitude detector 28 of the signal processing means 2 measures the amplitude value TE B of the tracking error signal at the second point B (step S77).
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 the amplitude value TE A tracking error signal measured in step S75, the tracking error signal measured in step S77 compares the amplitude value TE B performed (step S78) .
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing unit 2 controls the adjusting unit 3 to control the spherical aberration of the optical pickup 11.
- the adjustment element 15 is driven to shift the spherical aberration from the second point B to the left by two steps (negative direction in FIG. 6B) (step S79), and this point is defined as a third point C.
- the spherical aberration at the third point C is denoted as SA j ⁇ 1.
- the reason for setting the third point C in this way is that if the spherical aberration at the third point C is shifted from the second point B to the right by one step (the positive direction in FIG. 6B). This is because the amplitude value of the tracking error signal at the third point C may be smaller than the amplitude value of the tracking error signal at the second point B.
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 removes the spherical aberration from the second point B by one step to the right (see FIG.
- the point shifted to 6 (b) in the positive direction is defined as a third point C (step S80).
- the spherical aberration at the third point C is denoted as SA j +2.
- steps S79 and S80 it is not essential to shift the second point B by two steps to the left and one step to the right. If the amplitude value of the tracking error signal can be secured, the third point C is determined to be the second point B. It is also possible to shift from the distance longer than two steps to the left and longer than one step to the right.
- the central control unit 29 of the signal processing means 2 ends the setting routine for the second point B and the third point C (step S81).
- step S54 in FIG. 12, step S63 in FIG. 13, and step S70 in FIG. 14 are reproduced signals at three points of the first point A, the second point B, and the third point C.
- the quadratic approximate curve of the amplitude value of the reproduction signal with respect to spherical aberration must be convex upward. Therefore, if a quadratic approximate curve that is convex downward is calculated as a quadratic approximate curve of the amplitude value of the reproduction signal, a quadratic approximate curve is calculated based on the amplitude values of the reproduction signal at four or more points. For example, a process for obtaining an upwardly convex quadratic approximate curve is required. In such a case, the spherical aberration and the focus offset can be optimally adjusted by measuring the amplitude value of the reproduction signal at four or more points (described as the second embodiment).
- FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating a result of adjusting the spherical aberration and the focus offset by the optical information processing apparatus and the optical information processing method according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 16 shows an adjustment result when a quadratic approximate curve is calculated based on three points having different spherical aberration and the same focus offset. From FIG. 16, it can be seen that the spherical aberration and the focus offset are adjusted to the optimum point (white star).
- the optical information processing apparatus 10 and the optical information processing method according to the first embodiment for optimizing the spherical aberration and the focus offset in the apparatus for recording and / or reproducing the optical disc 40.
- the adjustment can be performed so that the servo signal does not fall for a short time and the reproduction signal quality is not deteriorated.
- the spherical aberration and the focus offset are adjusted based on the amplitude value of the reproduction signal.
- the adjustment may be performed based on an index of the reproduction signal quality of the optical disk such as a reproduction jitter value and an error rate.
- an index of the reproduction signal quality of the optical disk such as a reproduction jitter value and an error rate.
- the reproduction jitter value and error rate can be represented by a plurality of concentric elliptical areas in a two-dimensional orthogonal coordinate system with spherical aberration and focus offset as coordinate axes, and the center point of the ellipse This is because the reproduction signal quality is the smallest.
- the secondary approximation curve of the reproduction jitter value or error rate must be convex downward, unlike the secondary approximation curve of the amplitude value of the reproduction signal. Therefore, if a quadratic approximate curve that is convex upward is calculated as a secondary approximate curve of the reproduction jitter value or error rate, a quadratic approximate curve is calculated based on the amplitude values of the reproduced signal at four or more points. For example, a process for obtaining a downwardly approximated quadratic approximate curve is required. In such a case, the spherical aberration and the focus offset can be optimally adjusted by measuring the amplitude value of the reproduction signal at four or more points (described as Embodiment 2).
- the apparatus including the optical information processing apparatus 10 is an apparatus that does not have a function of recording data on the optical disc 40, there is no data recording on the optical disc in step S4 of FIG.
- the process of ejecting the optical disk 40 may be performed so that the spherical aberration and the focus offset are not adjusted.
- FIG. FIGS. 17A to 17F are diagrams for explaining the operation of the optical information processing apparatus according to the second embodiment of the present invention, that is, the optical information processing method according to the second embodiment. 17A to 17F, the first point A2, the second point B2, the third point C2, the fourth point D2, the fifth point E2, the sixth point F2, the seventh point The point G2, the eighth point H2, the ninth point J2, and the straight line L2 are respectively the first point A, the second point B, and the third point C in FIGS. Similar to the fourth point D, the fifth point E, the sixth point F, the seventh point G, the eighth point H, the ninth point J, and the straight line L.
- the signal processing means 2 uses K2x different from any of A2x, B2x, and C2x.
- the quadratic approximate curve is calculated based on the first evaluation point A2z, the second evaluation point B2z, the third evaluation point C2z, and the tenth evaluation point K2z. This is different from the case of Form 1.
- the processing of the second embodiment may be executed when a desired quadratic approximate curve is not obtained in the first embodiment (such as when the convex direction is reversed).
- the second embodiment is the same as the first embodiment.
- the same method as the method for setting the points B and C in FIG. 15 is used, except that the tenth point K2 is set. This is the same as the adjustment method of FIGS. 6A to 6F, FIGS. 7A to 7E, and FIGS. 8A to 8D.
- FIG. FIG. 18 is a diagram schematically showing a configuration of an optical information processing apparatus 10a according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention (that is, an apparatus capable of performing the optical information processing method according to Embodiment 3).
- an optical information processing apparatus 10a according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention that is, an apparatus capable of performing the optical information processing method according to Embodiment 3.
- the same or corresponding components as those shown in FIG. In the optical information processing apparatus 10a according to the third embodiment, the contents of signal processing by the signal processing means 2a are different from those in the first or second embodiment.
- 19A to 19F are diagrams for explaining the operation of the optical information processing apparatus 10a according to the third embodiment, that is, the optical information processing method according to the third embodiment.
- 19A to 19F the first point A3 (A3x, A3y), the second point B3 (B3x, B3y), the third point C3 (C3x, C3y), and the fourth point D3 ( D3x, D3y), fifth point E3 (E3x, E3y), sixth point F3 (F3x, F3y), seventh point G3 (G3x, G3y), eighth point H3 (H3x, H3y), eighth point
- Nine points J3 (J3x, J3y), straight line L3, and ellipse 53 are the first point A (Ax, Ay) and the second point B (Bx, By) in FIGS.
- FIG. 20 is a flowchart showing an example of a spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine in the optical information processing apparatus 10a according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 20 shows an example of the spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine in step S9 of FIG. 9, step S28 of FIG. 10, or step S46 of FIG.
- FIG. 20 is a flowchart showing the processing described in FIGS. 19A to 19F. Steps S82 to S89 in FIG. 20 correspond to steps S51 to S58 in FIG. 12 already described.
- step S50 when the spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment start routine is started (step S50), the signal processing means 2a reads the initial spherical aberration and the focus offset, and this point is set as a first point A3 ( In step S82), the amplitude value RF A3 of the reproduction signal, which is a performance evaluation value at the first point A3, is measured (step S83), and the second point B3 having the same spherical aberration as that of the first point A3 but different in focus offset A third point C3 is set, and the amplitude value RF B3 of the reproduction signal at the second point B3 and the amplitude value RFC3 of the reproduction signal at the third point C3 are measured (step S84).
- the method for setting the second point B3 and the third point C3 will be described in detail later with reference to FIG.
- the central control unit 29a of the signal processing means 2a includes the focus offsets at the first point A3, the second point B3, and the third point C3, and the amplitude values RF A3 , RF B3 , RF of the reproduction signals.
- a quadratic approximate curve of the above formula (2) is calculated (step S85), and a fourth point D3 different from the first point A3 is obtained at a point on the straight line L3 passing through the first point A3.
- the reproduction signal amplitude value RF D3 at the fourth point D3 is measured (step S86).
- the inclination of the straight line L3 is predetermined based on the data shown in FIG.
- the central control unit 29a of the signal processing means 2a is an amplitude value of the reproduction signal at the fourth point D3 at a point on a straight line passing through the first point A3, the second point B3, and the third point C3.
- the central control unit 29a of the signal processing means 2a sets the amplitude value RF J3 of the reproduction signal at the ninth point J3 equal to the spherical aberration at the fourth point D3 and equal to the focus offset at the first point A3.
- Calculation is based on the above formula (2).
- the ratio r 2 between a 1 and a 2 is determined in advance based on the data shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, assuming that it is constant for all optical discs 40, and stored in the storage unit 30.
- the central control unit 29a of the signal processing means 2a obtains an ellipse 53 that passes through the fourth point D3, the fifth point E3, the sixth point F3, and the seventh point G3.
- a certain eighth point H3 is calculated (step S89). That is, in FIG. 2, in the xy coordinate system having the spherical aberration and the focus offset as coordinate axes, the ellipse (elliptical region) having the same amplitude value of the reproduction signal is shown, and the middle point of the ellipse is the optimum of the spherical aberration and the focus offset.
- the center point H3 of the ellipse passing through the fourth point D3, the fifth point E3, the sixth point F3, and the seventh point G3 having the same amplitude value of the reproduction signal is the spherical aberration and the focus offset. It can be considered that the point is close to the optimum point.
- step S59 the spherical aberration and focus offset adjustment routine ends (step S59).
- FIG. 21 is a flowchart showing an example of a setting routine for the second point B3 and the third point C3 in step S84 of FIGS. 19B and 20. Steps S90 to S97 in FIG. 21 correspond to steps S74 to S81 in FIG. 15 already described.
- the tracking error signal amplitude detector 28 of the signal processing means 2a performs tracking at the first point A3.
- the amplitude value TE A3 of the error signal is measured (step S91).
- the central control unit 29a of the signal processing unit 2a controls the adjusting unit 3 to drive the spherical aberration adjusting element 15 of the optical pickup 11 so that the spherical aberration is one step right from the first point A3 (FIG. 15). Shifting in the positive direction in (b) to a second point B3 (step S92).
- the focus offset of the second point B3 is denoted as FO j +1. Note that the focus offset of the second point B3 does not have to be a shift of the focus offset from the first point A3 to the right by one step, and if the amplitude value of the tracking error signal can be secured,
- the second point B3 may be separated from the first point A3 by a distance longer than one step.
- the tracking error signal amplitude detector 28 of the signal processing means 2a measures the amplitude value TE B3 of the tracking error signal at the second point B3 (step S93).
- the central control unit 29a of the signal processing means 2a compares the tracking error signal amplitude value TE A3 measured in step S91 with the tracking error signal amplitude value TE B3 measured in step S93 (step S94). .
- the central control unit 29a of the signal processing unit 2a controls the adjusting unit 3 to control the spherical aberration of the optical pickup 11.
- the adjustment element 15 is driven to shift the focus offset from the second point B3 by two steps to the left (negative direction in FIG. 19B) (step S95), and this point is defined as a third point C3.
- the focus offset of the third point C3 is denoted as FO j -1.
- the reason for setting the third point C3 in this way is that the focus offset of the third point C3 is shifted from the second point B3 to the right by one step (the positive direction in FIG. 19B). This is because the amplitude value of the tracking error signal at the third point C3 may be smaller than the amplitude value of the tracking error signal at the second point B3. If the amplitude value TE A3 of the tracking error signal is smaller than the amplitude value TE B3 of the tracking error signal in step S94, the central control unit 29a of the signal processing means 2a moves the focus offset from the second point B3 one step to the right (see FIG.
- the point shifted in the positive direction in 19 (b) is set as a third point C3 (step S96).
- the focus offset of the third point C3 is denoted as FO j +2.
- FO j the focus offset of the third point C3
- the central control unit 29a of the signal processing means 2a ends the setting routine for the second point B3 and the third point C3 (step S97).
- FIG. 22 is a diagram illustrating a result of adjusting the spherical aberration and the focus offset by the optical information processing apparatus 10a and the optical information processing method according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 22 shows an adjustment result when the quadratic approximate curve is calculated based on three points with different focus offsets and the same spherical aberration.
- FIG. 22 shows that the spherical aberration and the focus offset are adjusted to the vicinity of the optimum point.
- the optical information processing apparatus 10a and the optical information processing method according to the third embodiment for optimizing the spherical aberration and the focus offset in the apparatus for recording and / or reproducing the optical disc 40.
- the adjustment can be performed so that the servo signal does not fall for a short time and the reproduction signal quality is not deteriorated.
- the third embodiment is the same as the first or second embodiment.
- the tenth point K2 may be set as in the second embodiment, and the method for setting the tenth point K2 is the same as the method for setting the points B and C in FIG. The following method is used.
- the adjustment method is the same as that of FIGS. 6 (a) to (f), FIGS. 7 (a) to (e), and FIGS. 8 (a) to (d).
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光ディスクの情報記録面にレーザー光を集光スポットとして照射し、該光ディスクの情報記録面からの反射光を検出する照射受光工程と、
前記照射受光工程にて出力される前記反射光の検出信号から、前記集光スポットの球面収差量を制御する第1の制御装置の移動量、及び前記集光スポットのジャストフォーカスからのずれを示すフォーカスオフセット量を制御する第2の制御装置の移動量を検出し、再生信号を生成し、該再生信号の特性を示す性能評価値を検出する信号処理工程と、
前記第1の制御装置の移動量と前記第2の制御装置の移動量と前記性能評価値に基づいて、前記球面収差とフォーカスオフセットの調整を行う調整工程とを有し、
前記信号処理工程が、前記第1の制御装置の移動量及び前記第2の制御装置の移動量の一方をx座標とし、他方をy座標とするxy座標系上の異なる4点のxy座標(x,y)における前記性能評価値を検出することを特徴としている。
光ディスクの情報記録面にレーザー光を集光スポットとして照射し、該光ディスクの情報記録面からの反射光を検出する照射受光手段と、
前記照射受光手段にて出力される前記反射光の検出信号から、前記集光スポットの球面収差量を制御する第1の制御装置の移動量、及び前記集光スポットのジャストフォーカスからのずれを示すフォーカスオフセット量を制御する第2の制御装置の移動量を検出し、再生信号を生成し、該再生信号の特性を示す性能評価値を検出する信号処理手段と、
前記第1の制御装置の移動量と前記第2の制御装置の移動量と前記性能評価値とに基づいて、前記球面収差とフォーカスオフセットの調整を行う調整手段とを有し、
前記信号処理手段が、前記第1の制御装置の移動量及び前記第2の制御装置の移動量の一方をx座標とし、他方をy座標とするxy座標系上の異なる4点のxy座標(x,y)における前記性能評価値を検出することを特徴としている。
図1は、本発明の実施の形態1に係る光情報処理装置(すなわち、実施の形態1に係る光情報処理方法を実施することができる装置)10の構成を概略的に示す図である。実施の形態1に係る光情報処理装置10は、光ディスク40の情報記録面に対してデータの記録及び/又は再生を行う記録再生装置に含まれる構成である。光情報処理装置10は、例えば、光ディスクが装着されたとき、記録動作の途中で、及び、再生動作の途中で、光ディスクの情報記録面上のカバー層の厚み誤差などによって変化する球面収差及びフォーカスオフセットの調整を行なう。調整は、光ピックアップで光ディスクの情報記録面に形成されたマークを読み取り、そのときの検出信号に基づいて光ピックアップが球面収差とフォーカスオフセットを調整することによって行なわれる。なお、「マーク」とは、光ディスクが書換え型又は追記型である場合は記録マークを意味し、光ディスクが再生専用型である場合は情報ピットを意味する。
ここで、「SA量制御装置の移動量」は、例えば、球面収差調整素子15を移動可能に支持する機構(図示せず)による球面収差調整素子15の移動量に相当し、「SA量制御装置」は、例えば、球面収差調整素子15を移動可能に支持する機構(図示せず)などから構成される。ただし、SA量制御装置は、このような構成に限定されない。また、SA量制御装置の移動量は、検出された球面収差を補償するための移動量であり、検出された球面収差に対応する値である。
また、「FO量制御装置の移動量」は、例えば、対物レンズ又は他のFO調整用レンズ(図示せず)を移動可能に支持する機構による対物レンズ又は他のFO調整用レンズ(図示せず)の移動量に相当し、「FO量制御装置」は、例えば、対物レンズ又は他のFO調整用レンズ(図示せず)を移動可能に支持する機構などから構成される。ただし、FO量制御装置は、このような構成に限定されない。また、FO量制御装置の移動量は、検出されたフォーカスオフセットを補償するための移動量であり、検出されたフォーカスオフセットに対応する値である。
z=a1・x2+b1・x+c1 式(1)
で近似的に表すことができる。なお、再生信号の性能評価値として、再生信号の振幅値に代えて、再生信号のジッター値又はエラーレートを用いることもでき、再生信号のジッター値又はエラーレートを、球面収差SAの2次近似曲線で近似的に表すこともできる。
z=a2・x2+b2・x+c2 式(2)
で近似的に表すことができる。なお、再生信号の性能評価値として、再生信号の振幅値に代えて、再生信号のジッター値又はエラーレートを用いることもでき、再生信号のジッター値又はエラーレートを、フォーカスオフセットFOの2次近似曲線で近似的に表すこともできる。
z=a1・x2+b1・x+c1 式(1)
z=RFD 式(3)
から、第5の点Eと第6の点Fにおける球面収差xの値を求める。すなわち、xz座標系において、式(1)と式(3)の交点から、第5の点Eと第6の点Fにおける球面収差の値xを求める。また、実施の形態1においては、第5の点E及び第6の点Fのフォーカスオフセットは、第1の点A、第2の点B、第3の点Cのフォーカスオフセットと等しい。
ここで、もしも第4の点Dにおける再生信号の振幅値RFDが、2次近似曲線の最大値よりも大きい場合には、式(1)と式(3)の交点を算出することができない。よって、第4の点Dにおける再生信号の振幅値RFDは、式(1)によって示される2次曲線の最大値よりも小さくなるように設定する。
図17(a)乃至(f)は、本発明の実施の形態2に係る光情報処理装置の動作、すなわち、実施の形態2に係る光情報処理方法を説明するための図である。図17(a)乃至(f)における、第1の点A2、第2の点B2、第3の点C2、第4の点D2、第5の点E2、第6の点F2、第7の点G2、第8の点H2、第9の点J2、及び直線L2はそれぞれ、図6(a)乃至(f)における、第1の点A、第2の点B、第3の点C、第4の点D、第5の点E、第6の点F、第7の点G、第8の点H、第9の点J、及び直線Lと同様である。
図18は、本発明の実施の形態3に係る光情報処理装置10a(すなわち、実施の形態3に係る光情報処理方法を実施することができる装置)の構成を概略的に示す図である。図18において、図1に示される構成と同一又は対応する構成には、同じ符号を付す。実施の形態3に光情報処理装置10aは、信号処理手段2aによる信号処理の内容が、上記実施の形態1又は2の場合と相違する。
z=a2・x2+b2・x+c2 式(2)
z=RFD3 式(4)
から、第5の点E3と第6の点F3におけるフォーカスオフセットxの値を求める。すなわち、xz座標系において、式(2)と式(4)の交点から、第5の点E3と第6の点F3におけるフォーカスオフセットの値を求める。
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- 光ディスクの情報記録面にレーザー光を集光スポットとして照射し、該光ディスクの情報記録面からの反射光を検出する照射受光工程と、
前記照射受光工程にて出力される前記反射光の検出信号から、前記集光スポットの球面収差量を制御する第1の制御装置の移動量、及び前記集光スポットのジャストフォーカスからのずれを示すフォーカスオフセット量を制御する第2の制御装置の移動量を検出し、再生信号を生成し、該再生信号の特性を示す性能評価値を検出する信号処理工程と、
前記第1の制御装置の移動量と前記第2の制御装置の移動量と前記性能評価値に基づいて、前記球面収差とフォーカスオフセットの調整を行う調整工程と
を有し、
前記信号処理工程が、
前記第1の制御装置の移動量及び前記第2の制御装置の移動量の一方をx座標とし、他方をy座標とするxy座標系上の異なる4点のxy座標(x,y)における前記性能評価値を検出することを特徴とする光情報処理方法。 - 前記信号処理工程が、
前記xy座標の第1の点(x1,y1)での前記性能評価値であるz1を検出する工程と、
前記x1と異なるx座標であるx2と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy2を用い、前記xy座標の第2の点(x2,y2)を設定し、前記第2の点での前記性能評価値であるz2を検出する工程と、
前記x1及び前記x2の両方と異なるx座標であるx3と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy3を用い、前記xy座標の第3の点(x3,y3)を設定し、前記第3の点における前記性能評価値であるz3を検出する工程と、
前記性能評価値をz座標とするxz座標系において、第1の評価点(x1,z1)と第2の評価点(x2,z2)と第3の評価点(x3,z3)とに基づいて、前記性能評価値を前記x座標の値の2次関数で近似的に表す2次近似曲線を算出する工程と、
前記xy座標系において予め設定された傾斜を持ち前記第1の点を通る第1の直線上に、前記x1と異なるx座標であるx4と、前記y1と異なるy座標であるy4を用い、前記xy座標の第4の点(x4,y4)を設定し、前記第4の点における前記性能評価値であるz4を検出する工程と、
前記z4と等しい性能評価値であるz5から、前記2次近似曲線を用いて算出されたx座標であるx5と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy5を用い、前記xy座標の第5の点(x5,y5)を設定する工程と、
前記z4と等しい性能評価値であるz6から、前記2次近似曲線を用いて算出されたx座標であるx6と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy6を用い、前記xy座標の第6の点(x6,y6)を設定する工程と、
前記x4と等しいx座標であるx9と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy9を用い、前記xy座標の第9の点(x9,y9)における性能評価値であるz9を、前記2次近似曲線を基に算出する工程と、
前記z4と等しい性能評価値であるz7から、予め設定された比率r、及び前記z9を基に、前記x4と等しいx座標であるx7と、y座標であるy7を用い、前記xy座標の第7の点(x7,y7)を設定する工程と、
前記第4の点、前記第5の点、前記第6の点、及び前記第7の点を通る楕円を算出し、前記楕円の中心点である前記xy座標系上の第8の点を算出する工程と
を有し、
前記調整工程が、前記集光スポットが前記第1の点から前記第8の点に移動するように、前記球面収差とフォーカスオフセットの調整を行う工程を有する
ことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の光情報処理方法。 - 前記信号処理工程が、
前記xy座標系において、予め設定された比率rを用いて、前記x座標に係数r1/2を掛けて新たにx′座標とする工程と、
前記x′y座標の第1の点(x′1,y1)での前記性能評価値であるz1を検出する工程と、
前記x′1と異なるx′座標であるx′2と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy2を用い、前記x′y座標の第2の点(x′2,y2)を設定し、前記第2の点での前記性能評価値であるz2を検出する工程と、
前記x′1とx′2の両方と異なるx′座標であるx′3と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy3を用い、前記x′y座標の第3の点(x′3,y3)を設定し、前記第3の点における前記性能評価値であるz3を検出する工程と、
前記性能評価値をz座標とするx′z座標系において、第1の評価点(x′1,z1)と第2の評価点(x′2,z2)と第3の評価点(x′3,z3)とに基づいて、前記性能評価値を前記x′座標の値の2次関数で近似的に表す2次近似曲線を算出する工程と、
前記x′y座標系において予め設定された傾斜を持ち前記第1の点を通る第1の直線上に、前記x′1と異なるx′座標であるx′4と、前記y1と異なるy座標であるy4を用い、前記x′y座標の第4の点(x′4,y4)を設定し、前記第4の点における前記性能評価値であるz4を検出する工程と、
前記z4と等しい前記性能評価値であるz5から、前記2次近似曲線を用いて算出されたx′座標であるx′5と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy5を用い、前記x′y座標の第5の点(x′5,y5)を設定する工程と、
前記z4と等しい前記性能評価値であるz6から、前記2次近似曲線を用いて算出されたx′座標であるx′6と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy6を用い、前記x′y座標の第6の点(x′6,y6)を設定する工程と、
前記第4の点、前記第5の点、及び前記第6の点を通る円を算出し、前記円の中心点である前記x′y座標系上の第8の点を算出する工程
を有し、
前記調整工程が、前記集光スポットが前記第1の点から前記第8の点に移動するように、前記球面収差とフォーカスオフセットの調整を行う工程を有する
ことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の光情報処理方法。 - 前記信号処理工程が、
前記xy座標の第1の点(x1,y1)での前記性能評価値であるz1を検出する工程と、
前記x1と異なるx座標であるx2と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy2を用い、前記xy座標の第2の点(x2,y2)を設定し、前記第2の点での前記性能評価値であるz2を検出する工程と、
前記x1と前記x2の両方と異なるx座標であるx3と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy3を用い、前記xy座標の第3の点(x3,y3)を設定し、前記第3の点における前記性能評価値であるz3を検出する工程と、
前記性能評価値をz座標とするxz座標系において、第1の評価点(x1,z1)と第2の評価点(x2,z2)と第3の評価点(x3,z3)とに基づいて、前記性能評価値を前記x座標の値の2次関数で近似的に表す2次近似曲線を算出し、前記xに対する2次近似曲線において極値を取るx座標であるxoを算出する工程と、
前記xy座標系において予め設定された傾斜を持ち前記第1の点を通る第1の直線上に、前記x1と異なるx座標であるx4と、前記y1と異なるy座標であるy4を用い、前記xy座標の第4の点(x4,y4)を設定し、前記第4の点における前記性能評価値であるz4を検出する工程と、
前記x4と等しいx9と、前記y1と等しいy9を用い、前記xy座標の第9の点(x9,y9)における性能評価値であるz9を、前記2次近似曲線を基に算出する工程と、
yz座標系において、(y4,z4)、(y9,z9)、及び予め設定された比率rを基に、性能評価値を前記y座標の値の2次関数で近似的に表す2次近似曲線を算出し、前記yに対する2次近似曲線において極値を取るy座標であるyoを算出する工程と
を有し、
前記調整工程が、前記xy座標系において、前記集光スポットが前記第1の点から(xo,yo)の点に移動するように、前記球面収差とフォーカスオフセットの調整を行う工程を有する
ことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の光情報処理方法。 - 前記性能評価値zが前記xに対し、2次近似曲線の式z=a1・x2+b1・x+c1、前記yに対し、2次近似曲線の式z=a2・y2+b2・y+c2と表される場合に、前記比率rはa1/a2であることを特徴とする請求項2乃至4のいずれか1項に記載の光情報処理方法。
- 前記再生信号の特性は、前記再生信号の振幅値、前記再生信号の再生ジッター値、及び前記再生信号のエラーレートのいずれかであることを特徴とする請求項5に記載の光情報処理方法。
- 前記第4の点は、前記2次近似曲線が、z座標を示す前記第4の性能評価値z4においてx座標を示す2つの実数解を持つ位置に設定されたことを特徴とする請求項2又は3に記載の光情報処理方法。
- 前記信号処理工程は、記憶部にて予め保持されているトラッキング誤差信号の振幅値を検出させる工程を有し、
前記第2の点及び前記第3の点のそれぞれは、トラッキング誤差信号の振幅値が前記基準値以上になる点である
ことを特徴とする請求項6に記載の光情報処理方法。 - 前記第1の直線は、前記xy交座標系において前記トラッキング誤差信号の振幅値が等しい軌跡であることを特徴とする請求項8に記載の光情報処理方法。
- 前記信号処理工程が、前記x1、前記x2、及び前記x3のいずれとも異なるx座標であるx10と、前記y2と等しいy座標であるy10を用い、前記xy座標の第10の点(x10,y10)を設定し、前記第10の点における前記性能評価値であるz10を検出する工程を有し、
前記2次近似曲線は、前記第1の評価点、前記第2の評価点、前記第3の評価点、及び前記xz座標の前記第10の評価点(x10,z10)とに基づいて算出される
ことを特徴とする請求項9に記載の光情報処理方法。 - 前記照射受光工程は、
前記光ディスクの情報記録面上に記録された情報としてのマークがある場合には、前記マークに情報読取用のレーザー光を照射する工程を含み、
前記光ディスクの情報記録面上に記録された情報としてのマークが無い場合には、前記光ディスクの情報記録面の所定位置にマークを記録するための情報記録用のレーザー光を照射する工程と、該記録されたマークに情報読取用のレーザー光を照射する工程とを含む
ことを特徴とする請求項10に記載の光情報処理方法。 - 前記マークは、前記光ディスクの情報記録面のデータエリア内又はテストエリア内に記録されることを特徴とする請求項11に記載の光情報処理方法。
- 光ディスクの情報記録面にレーザー光を集光スポットとして照射し、該光ディスクの情報記録面からの反射光を検出する照射受光手段と、
前記照射受光手段にて出力される前記反射光の検出信号から、前記集光スポットの球面収差量を制御する第1の制御装置の移動量、及び前記集光スポットのジャストフォーカスからのずれを示すフォーカスオフセット量を制御する第2の制御装置の移動量を検出し、再生信号を生成し、該再生信号の特性を示す性能評価値を検出する信号処理手段と、
前記第1の制御装置の移動量と前記第2の制御装置の移動量と前記性能評価値とに基づいて、前記球面収差とフォーカスオフセットの調整を行う調整手段と
を有し、
前記信号処理手段が、前記第1の制御装置の移動量及び前記第2の制御装置の移動量の一方をx座標とし、他方をy座標とするxy座標系上の異なる4点のxy座標(x,y)における前記性能評価値を検出する
ことを特徴とする光情報処理装置。 - 前記信号処理手段が、
前記xy座標の第1の点(x1,y1)での前記性能評価値であるz1を検出する手段と、
前記x1と異なるx座標であるx2と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy2を用い、前記xy座標の第2の点(x2,y2)を設定し、前記第2の点での前記性能評価値であるz2を検出する手段と、
前記x1と前記x2の両方と異なるx座標であるx3と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy3を用い、前記xy座標の第3の点(x3,y3)を設定し、前記第3の点における前記性能評価値であるz3を検出する手段と、
前記性能評価値をz座標とするxz座標系において、第1の評価点(x1,z1)と第2の評価点(x2,z2)と第3の評価点(x3,z3)とに基づいて、前記性能評価値を前記x座標の値の2次関数で近似的に表す2次近似曲線を算出する手段と、
前記xy座標系において予め設定された傾斜を持ち前記第1の点を通る第1の直線上に、前記x1と異なるx座標であるx4と、前記y1と異なるy座標であるy4を用い、前記xy座標の第4の点(x4,y4)を設定し、前記第4の点における前記性能評価値であるz4を検出する手段と、
前記z4と等しい前記性能評価値であるz5から、前記2次近似曲線を用いて算出されたx5と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy5を用い、前記xy座標の第5の点(x5,y5)を設定する手段と、
前記z4と等しい前記性能評価値であるz6から、前記2次近似曲線を用いて算出されたx座標であるx6と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy6を用い、前記xy座標の第6の点(x6,y6)を設定する手段と、
前記x4と等しいx座標であるx9と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy9を用い、前記xy座標の第9の点(x9,y9)における性能評価値であるz9を、前記2次近似曲線を基に算出する手段と、
前記z4と等しい前記性能評価値であるz7から、予め設定された比率r、及び前記z9を基に、前記x4と等しいx座標であるx7と、y座標であるy7を用い、前記xy座標の第7の点(x7,y7)を設定する手段と、
前記第4の点、前記第5の点、前記第6の点、及び前記第7の点を通る楕円を算出し、前記楕円の中心点である前記xy座標系上の第8の点を算出する手段
を有し、
前記調整手段が、前記集光スポットが前記第1の点から前記第8の点に移動するように、前記球面収差とフォーカスオフセットの調整を行う手段を有する
ことを特徴とする請求項13に記載の光情報処理装置。 - 前記信号処理手段が、
前記xy座標系において、予め設定された比率rを用いて、前記x座標に係数r1/2を掛けて新たにx′座標とする手段と、
前記x′y座標の第1の点(x′1,y1)での前記性能評価値であるz1を検出する手段と、
前記x′1と異なるx′座標であるx′2と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy2を用い、前記x′y座標の第2の点(x′2,y2)を設定し、前記第2の点での前記性能評価値であるz2を検出する手段と、
前記x′1とx′2の両方と異なるx′座標であるx′3と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy3を用い、前記x′y座標の第3の点(x′3,y3)を設定し、前記第3の点における前記性能評価値であるz3を検出する手段と、
前記性能評価値をz座標とするx′z座標系において、第1の評価点(x′1,z1)と第2の評価点(x′2,z2)と第3の評価点(x′3,z3)とに基づいて、前記性能評価値を前記x′座標の値の2次関数で近似的に表す2次近似曲線を算出する手段と、
前記x′y座標系において予め設定された傾斜を持ち前記第1の点を通る第1の直線上に、前記x′1と異なるx′座標であるx′4と、前記y1と異なるy座標であるy4を用い、前記x′y座標の第4の点(x′4,y4)を設定し、前記第4の点における前記性能評価値であるz4を検出する手段と、
前記z4と等しい前記性能評価値であるz5から、前記2次近似曲線を用いて算出されたx′座標であるx′5と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy5を用い、前記x′y座標の第5の点(x′5,y5)を設定する手段と、
前記z4と等しい前記性能評価値であるz6から、前記2次近似曲線を用いて算出されたx′座標であるx′6と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy6を用い、前記x′y座標の第6の点(x′6,y6)を設定する手段と、
前記第4の点、前記第5の点、及び前記第6の点を通る円を算出し、前記円の中心点である前記x′y座標系上の第8の点を算出する手段
を有し、
前記調整手段が、前記集光スポットが前記第1の点から前記第8の点に移動するように、前記球面収差とフォーカスオフセットの調整を行う手段を有する
ことを特徴とする請求項13に記載の光情報処理装置。 - 前記信号処理手段が、
前記xy座標の第1の点(x1,y1)での前記性能評価値であるz1を検出する手段と、
前記x1と異なるx座標であるx2と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy2を用い、前記xy座標の第2の点(x2,y2)を設定し、前記第2の点での前記性能評価値であるz2を検出する手段と、
前記x1と前記x2の両方と異なるx座標であるx3と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy3を用い、前記xy座標の第3の点(x3,y3)を設定し、前記第3の点における前記性能評価値であるz3を検出する手段と、
前記性能評価値をz座標とするxz座標系において、第1の評価点(x1,z1)と第2の評価点(x2,z2)と第3の評価点(x3,z3)とに基づいて、前記性能評価値を前記x座標の値の2次関数で近似的に表す2次近似曲線を算出し、前記xに対する2次近似曲線において極値を取るx座標であるxoを算出する手段と、
前記xy座標系において予め設定された傾斜を持ち前記第1の点を通る第1の直線上に、前記x1と異なるx座標であるx4と、前記y1と異なるy座標であるy4を用い、前記xy座標の第4の点(x4,y4)を設定し、前記第4の点における前記性能評価値であるz4を検出する手段と、
前記x4と等しいx座標であるx9と、前記y1と等しいy座標であるy9を用い、前記xy座標の第9の点(x9,y9)における性能評価値であるz9を、前記2次近似曲線を基に算出する手段と、
yz座標系において、(y4,z4)、(y9,z9)、及び予め設定された比率rを基に、性能評価値を前記y座標の値の2次関数で近似的に表す2次近似曲線を算出し、前記yに対する2次近似曲線において極値を取るyoを算出する手段と
を有し、
前記調整手段が、前記xy座標系において、前記集光スポットが前記第1の点から(xo,yo)の点に移動するように、前記球面収差とフォーカスオフセットの調整を行う手段を有する
ことを特徴とする請求項13に記載の光情報処理装置。 - 前記性能評価値zが前記xに対し、2次近似曲線の式z=a1・x2+b1・x+c1、前記yに対し、2次近似曲線の式z=a2・y2+b2・y+c2と表される場合に、前記比率rはa1/a2であることを特徴とする請求項14乃至16のいずれか1項に記載の光情報処理装置。
- 前記再生信号の特性は、前記再生信号の振幅値、前記再生信号の再生ジッター値、及び前記再生信号のエラーレートのいずれかであることを特徴とする請求項17に記載の光情報処理装置。
- 前記第4の点は、前記2次近似曲線が、z座標を示す前記第4の性能評価値であるz4においてx座標を示す2つの実数解を持つ位置に設定されたことを特徴とする請求項14又は15に記載の光情報処理装置。
- 前記信号処理手段は、記憶部にて予め保持されているトラッキング誤差信号の振幅値を検出させる手段を有し、
前記第2の点及び前記第3の点のそれぞれは、トラッキング誤差信号の振幅値が前記基準値以上になる点である
ことを特徴とする請求項18に記載の光情報処理装置。 - 前記第1の直線は、前記xy交座標系において前記トラッキング誤差信号の振幅値が等しい軌跡であることを特徴とする請求項20に記載の光情報処理装置。
- 前記信号処理手段が、前記x1、前記x2、及び前記x3のいずれとも異なるx座標であるx10と、前記y2と等しいy座標であるy10を用い、前記xy座標の第10の点(x10,y10)を設定し、前記第10の点における前記性能評価値であるz10を検出する手段を有し、
前記2次近似曲線は、前記第1の評価点、前記第2の評価点、前記第3の評価点、及び前記xz座標の前記第10の評価点(x10,z10)とに基づいて算出される
ことを特徴とする請求項21に記載の光情報処理装置。 - 前記照射受光手段は、
前記光ディスクの情報記録面上に記録された情報としてのマークがある場合には、前記マークに情報読取用のレーザー光を照射する手段を含み、
前記光ディスクの情報記録面上に記録された情報としてのマークが無い場合には、前記光ディスクの情報記録面の所定位置にマークを記録するための情報記録用のレーザー光を照射する手段と、該記録されたマークに情報読取用のレーザー光を照射する手段とを含む
ことを特徴とする請求項22に記載の光情報処理装置。 - 前記マークは、前記光ディスクの情報記録面のデータエリア内又はテストエリア内に記録されることを特徴とする請求項23に記載の光情報処理装置。
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