WO2010150380A1 - ガイド層分離型の光記録媒体、光記録媒体ドライブ装置及び記録層アクセス方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a guide layer separation type optical recording medium having multiple recording layers, an optical recording medium drive device for the recording medium, and a recording layer access method.
- the guide layer is a layer in which a servo guide structure or signal including position (address) information is formed as a guide track.
- a servo laser beam for reading a guide track from the guide layer and a recording / reproducing laser beam for writing information to the recording layer or reading the recorded information When recording information on one recording layer, the laser beam for recording / reproduction is applied to one recording layer while moving the focal position of the servo laser beam on the guide track of the guide layer by tracking control. Information is written by condensing the light (see Patent Document 3).
- the optical disc drive apparatus is provided with a recording / reproducing optical system for detecting the reflected light.
- this guide layer separation type disc since it has a structure in which recording layers having a simple structure are laminated, the production is easy and the production cost of the optical disc can be kept low.
- the recording layer can be easily multi-layered as compared with the guide layer-integrated disc, there is an advantage that the recording capacity can be increased.
- Patent Document 1 if the preformat including the address of each recording layer of the optical disc is the same between the recording layers, the arrangement of the preformat between the recording layers is shifted with respect to the disc rotation direction, and recording / reproduction is performed. At this time, it is shown that by detecting the phase shift amount from the reference recording layer, it is detected which recording layer is the currently accessed recording layer.
- a reflective film forming portion having a high reflectivity sufficient to allow focus servo pull-in is formed on a part of each recording layer of an optical disc, and the reflective film forming portion of each recording layer includes: It is shown that they are arranged at different positions.
- the expander is adjusted to a predetermined state for each recording layer, and a recording / reproducing laser beam is focused and jumped to a desired recording layer.
- a conventional drive device does not have a configuration for determining that a desired recording layer has been reliably accessed. It was. Further, in accessing the recorded recording layer, it is necessary to repeat the operation of confirming the address by reproducing data, and there is a problem that it takes time to access the desired recording layer.
- the problems to be solved by the present invention include the above-mentioned drawbacks as an example, and the guide layer separation type optical recording medium and optical recording capable of quickly accessing and confirming a desired recording layer It is an object to provide a medium drive device and a recording layer access method.
- the guide layer separation type optical recording medium of the invention according to claim 1 is a guide layer separation type optical recording medium in which a guide layer in which a guide track is formed and a plurality of recording layers are separated and laminated. Layer position information areas for each recording layer indicating position information of the recording layer are formed on the guide track in different ranges of the guide layer, and the recording layer has a predetermined track on the recording track along the guide track. It has a preformat area in which a signal is recorded, and the preformat area in each recording layer is provided in an area corresponding to the layer position information area.
- An optical recording medium drive device is a guide layer separation type optical recording medium in which a guide layer in which a guide track is formed and a plurality of recording layers are separated and laminated, and the guide track A layer position information area for each recording layer indicating position information of the recording layer is formed in different ranges of the guide layer, and the recording layer records a predetermined signal on a recording track along the guide track.
- the preformat area in each recording layer is a guide layer separation type optical recording medium drive device provided in an area corresponding to the layer position information area.
- the optical recording medium Irradiating the optical recording medium via the objective lens to detect reflected light from any one of the plurality of recording layers, and the preformat by the recording / reproducing optical system Reproduction signal determination means for determining whether or not a reproduction signal is obtained based on a detection level of reflected light from the region, and the plurality of the plurality of signals based on detection levels of reflected light from the layer position information region by the servo optical system Information reading means for obtaining position information of any one of the recording layers, the second laser beam is applied to the plurality of recording layers in accordance with the determination result of the reproduction signal determining means and the reading position information by the information reading means And a control means for accessing a desired recording layer.
- a recording layer access method is a guide layer separation type optical recording medium in which a guide layer on which a guide track is formed and a plurality of recording layers are separated and stacked. Layer position information areas for each recording layer indicating position information of the recording layer are formed in different ranges of the guide layer, and the recording layer records a predetermined signal on a recording track along the guide track.
- a pre-format area, and the pre-format area in each recording layer is provided with a first laser beam for servo on a guide layer separation type optical recording medium provided in an area corresponding to the layer position information area.
- a servo optical system that detects the reflected light from the guide layer by irradiating through the optical recording medium, and a second laser beam for recording or reproduction to the optical recording medium through the objective lens.
- a recording layer access method for an optical recording medium drive apparatus comprising: a recording / reproducing optical system comprising: a recording / reproducing optical system configured to detect reflected light from any one of the plurality of recording layers; A reproduction signal discriminating step for discriminating whether or not a reproduction signal is obtained based on a detection level of reflected light from the preformat area by the system, and a detection level of reflected light from the layer position information area by the servo optical system
- the information reading step for obtaining the position information of any one of the plurality of recording layers, the determination result of the reproduction signal determination step, and the position information read by the information reading step, the second laser beam And a control step of accessing a desired recording layer among the plurality of recording layers.
- the layer position information area for each recording layer indicating the position information of the recording layer is formed on the guide track in different ranges of the guide layer, and the layer position is set for each recording layer. Since the preformat area corresponding to the information area is formed, when the position information of the desired recording layer is obtained by reading the layer position information area of the guide layer, the desired recording is performed according to the presence or absence of the reproduction signal in the preformat area It can be determined that the layer has been accessed. Therefore, by using such an optical recording medium, a desired recording layer can be quickly accessed and confirmed.
- FIG. 5 is a waveform diagram showing changes in a recording layer focus control signal, a recording layer focus error signal, and a reproduction signal during the access operation of FIG. It is a figure which shows each layer of the optical disk of a guide layer separation type as another Example of this invention. It is a figure which shows the partial cross section of the disk of FIG.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing an access operation for a desired recording layer of the optical disc in FIG. 6.
- FIG. 9 is a waveform diagram showing changes in a recording layer focus control signal, a recording layer focus error signal, and a reproduction signal during the access operation of FIG. It is a figure which shows each layer of the optical disk of a guide layer isolation
- FIG. 1 shows an optical disk 10 having three recording layers as a first embodiment of the optical recording medium of the present invention.
- the optical disk 10 has a laminated structure including a glass substrate 1, a guide layer GL, three recording layers L0 to L2, an intermediate layer 2, and a protective layer 3.
- the guide layer GL is formed on the substrate 1 and is made of a reflective film.
- the recording layers L0 to L2 are each composed of a transflective film and a recording film, and are formed in that order from the guide layer GL side.
- the intermediate layer 2 is made of an ultraviolet curable resin, and is formed between the guide layer GL and the recording layers L0 to L2.
- the reflective film of the guide layer GL is made of a metal such as Au
- the recording films of the recording layers L0 to L2 are made of an organic material such as an azo dye
- the transflective film is a dielectric such as Nb 2 O 5 or TiO 2. Consists of.
- the protective layer 3 is formed on the recording layer L2 and forms a disk surface on which laser light is incident.
- a penetrating clamp hole 4 is formed in the center of the optical disc 10.
- a guide track is formed over the entire surface of the guide layer GL, and address information is recorded on the guide track.
- ⁇ GT2 are continuously formed.
- Each of the layer position information areas GT0 to GT2 includes about 10 guide tracks. Address information relating to the recording layer L0 is recorded in the layer position information area GT0, address information relating to the recording layer L1 is recorded in the layer position information area GT1, and address information relating to the recording layer L2 is recorded in the layer position information area GT2. ing.
- annular preformat region RL0 is formed in the recording layer L0 at the same position on the layer as the layer position information region GT0 in the disc radial direction, and the recording layer L1 has a layer in the radial direction.
- An annular preformat area RL1 is formed at the same position as the position information area GT1
- an annular preformat area RL2 is formed at the same position as the layer position information area GT2 in the disc radial direction in the recording layer L2.
- Information relating to the layer is recorded in advance in the tracks formed in each of the preformat areas RL0 to RL2.
- Examples of information relating to the layer include an address (layer number), a TOC, a gain / offset adjustment value such as a reproduction signal, an aberration correction value by a movable expander lens, a write strategy, and a recorded / unrecorded boundary position. .
- FIG. 3 shows a configuration of an optical disk drive device according to the present invention.
- This optical disk drive apparatus optically records / reproduces information with respect to the optical disk 10 and includes a disk drive system, an optical system, and a signal processing system.
- the disk drive system has a structure in which the optical disk 10 is held by the clamp mechanism 6 and is rotated by the spindle motor 7.
- the optical system is further divided into a servo optical system and a recording / reproducing optical system.
- the servo optical system includes a light source 11, a collimator lens 12, a beam splitter 13, a dichroic prism 14, a wave plate 15, an objective lens 16, a condenser lens 17, and a photodetector 18.
- the light source 11 is a semiconductor laser element that emits a servo laser beam (first laser beam) having a wavelength of 660 nm.
- the light source 11 is driven by a servo light source driving unit (not shown).
- the collimator lens 12 converts the servo laser beam emitted from the light source 11 into parallel light and supplies it to the beam splitter 13.
- the beam splitter 13 supplies the parallel laser beam supplied from the collimator lens 12 to the dichroic prism 14 as it is.
- the dichroic prism 14 is a composite prism having a composite surface whose reflection / transmission characteristics differ depending on the wavelength of light, and reflects a wavelength in the vicinity of 405 nm, which is the wavelength of a laser beam for recording / reproduction, and guides a laser beam, That is, it has a characteristic of transmitting light with respect to a wavelength around 660 nm which is the wavelength of the guide light. Therefore, the dichroic prism 14 supplies the servo laser beam incident from the beam splitter 13 to the wave plate 15 as it is.
- the wavelength plate 15 passes the laser beam twice on the forward path to the optical disk 10 and on the return path from the optical disk 10, thereby changing the direction of polarization of the beam by 90 degrees. This is to make the recording / reproducing light returned from the dichroic prism 14 side to the separation surface of the beam splitter 13 into s-polarized light. Therefore, the beam splitter 13 acts to reflect the return beam. The same applies to the return recording / reproducing light in the beam splitter 23 of the recording / reproducing optical system described later.
- the wave plate 15 is a broadband plate, and acts as a quarter wave plate for at least the outgoing beam wavelength of the light source 11 and the outgoing beam wavelength of the light source 11.
- the objective lens 16 includes a focus actuator 16a for moving in the optical axis direction and a tracking actuator 16b for moving in a direction perpendicular to the optical axis, and electrically performs fine movement in the focus direction and the tracking direction. Can be controlled.
- the objective lens 16 can focus the servo laser beam on the guide layer of the optical disk 10 by the focus actuator 16a, and simultaneously apply the recording or reproducing laser beam to any one of the plurality of recording layers L0 to L2. Can be focused. Further, the tracking actuator 16b can position the light spot of the servo laser beam on the guide track of the guide layer GL, and at the same time, the recording or reproducing laser at the position corresponding to the guide track in the one recording layer. The light spot of the beam can be irradiated.
- the servo laser beam reflected by the guide layer of the optical disk 10 returns to the dichroic prism 14 as a parallel laser beam through the objective lens 16 and the wave plate 15.
- the dichroic prism 14 supplies the reflected servo laser beam to the beam splitter 13 as it is.
- the beam splitter 13 reflects the laser beam from the dichroic prism 14 at an angle of approximately 90 degrees with respect to the incident light, and supplies it to the condenser lens 24.
- the condensing lens 17 condenses the reflected servo laser beam on the light receiving surface of the photodetector 18 to form a spot there.
- the photodetector 18 has, for example, four divided light receiving surfaces, and generates a voltage signal having a level corresponding to the light reception intensity for each divided surface.
- the recording / reproducing optical system shares the dichroic prism 14, the wave plate 15, and the objective lens 16 of the servo optical system.
- the light source 21, collimator lens 22, beam splitter 23, beam expander 24, condenser lens 25, and light are used.
- a detector 26 is provided.
- the light source 21 is a semiconductor laser element that emits a blue laser beam (second laser beam) for recording or reproduction having a wavelength of 405 nm.
- the light source 21 is driven by a recording / reproducing light source driving unit (not shown).
- the laser beam emitted from the light source 21 is adjusted to be p-polarized light.
- the collimator lens 22 converts the laser beam emitted from the light source 21 into parallel light and supplies it to the beam splitter 23.
- the beam splitter 23 is a polarization beam splitter (PBS), has a separation surface of 45 degrees with respect to the laser beam incident surface from the collimator lens 22, and separates the p-polarized parallel laser beam supplied from the collimator lens 22. Is passed through and supplied to the beam expander 24.
- PBS polarization beam splitter
- the beam expander 24 includes a Kepler-type expander lens, and includes first and second correction lenses 24a and 24b.
- the first correction lens 24a is driven by an actuator 24c and is movable in the optical axis direction. Yes.
- the lens interval is adjusted so that the light is emitted as parallel light when it is incident as parallel light.
- the correction lens 24a By moving the correction lens 24a in the optical axis direction, the emitted beam changes to diffused light or convergent light, thereby giving a focal difference with respect to the servo beam of the recording / reproducing beam collected by the objective lens 16, And spherical aberration can be given.
- the spherical aberration correcting means replacing the beam expander 24, there are a Galileo type expander lens and a liquid crystal element.
- the dichroic prism 14 reflects the wavelength near 405 nm, which is the wavelength of the recording / reproducing laser beam, so that the recording / reproducing laser beam is reflected and travels toward the optical disc 10.
- the objective lens 16 can focus the recording or reproducing laser beam on any one of the recording layers L0 to L2 as described above.
- the recording / reproducing laser beam reflected by one of the recording layers of the optical disk 10 returns to the beam splitter 23 as a parallel laser beam through the objective lens 16, the wave plate 15, the dichroic prism 14, and the beam expander 24. Since the reflected laser beam is s-polarized light, the beam splitter 23 reflects the reflected laser beam at an angle of about 90 degrees with respect to the incident surface and supplies the reflected laser beam to the condenser lens 25.
- the condensing lens 25 condenses the reflected laser beam on the light receiving surface of the photodetector 26 to form a spot there.
- the photodetector 26 has a light receiving surface divided into four parts, and generates a voltage signal of a level corresponding to the light receiving intensity for each divided surface.
- the above optical system is movable in the radial direction of the optical disc 10 by a transfer driving unit (not shown).
- the signal processing system includes a recording medium rotation control unit 31, a recording medium rotation drive unit 32, a guide layer focus error generation unit 33, a guide layer focus control unit 34, a guide layer tracking error generation unit 35, a tracking control unit 36, and an objective lens drive.
- the recording medium rotation control unit 31 controls the recording medium rotation driving unit 32 according to a command from the main controller 45.
- the recording medium rotation drive unit 32 rotates the optical disk 10 by driving the motor 7 to rotate when the recording medium is driven.
- the recording medium rotation drive unit 32 performs spindle servo control in order to rotate the optical disk 10 at a constant linear velocity.
- the guide layer focus error generation unit 33 generates a guide layer focus error signal according to the output voltage signal of the photodetector 18.
- a known signal generation method such as an astigmatism method can be used.
- the guide layer focus error signal is an S-characteristic signal that becomes zero level when the focus position of the servo beam is in the guide layer GL.
- the guide layer focus control unit 34 performs a control operation according to a command from the main controller 45, and generates a focus control signal so that the guide layer focus error signal becomes zero level during force servo control.
- the focus control signal is supplied to the objective lens driving unit 37 for controlling the focus portion by the objective lens 16.
- the guide layer tracking error generation unit 35 generates a guide layer tracking error signal according to the output voltage signal of the photodetector 18.
- the guide layer tracking error signal is a signal indicating an error from the center of the guide track of the focused spot position on the guide layer GL of the guide laser beam.
- a tracking control unit 36 is connected to the output of the guide layer tracking error generation unit 35.
- the tracking control unit 36 performs tracking servo control in accordance with a command from the main controller 45, inputs a guide layer tracking error signal generated by the guide layer tracking error generation unit 35, and controls the tracking portion by the objective lens 16.
- a tracking control signal is supplied to the objective lens driving unit 37. The tracking control signal is generated so that the guide tracking error signal becomes zero level.
- the objective lens driving unit 27 drives the focus actuator 16a in accordance with the focus control signal from the guide layer focus control unit 34, and condenses the servo beam by moving the objective lens 16 in the optical axis direction, thereby guiding the guide layer GL. Connect the beam spot on top.
- the objective lens drive unit 27 drives the tracking actuator 16b in accordance with the tracking control signal from the tracking control unit 36, moves the objective lens 16 in the radial direction of the optical disc 10 perpendicular to the optical axis, and guides the guide layer GL.
- the guide layer reproduction signal generation unit 38 reads the recording data of the guide track in accordance with the output voltage signal of the photodetector 18 and generates address information thereof.
- the address information is used to correspond to the recorded layer.
- the recording layer focus error generation unit 41 generates a recording layer focus error signal according to the output voltage signal of the photodetector 26.
- a known signal generation method such as an astigmatism method can be used.
- the recording layer focus error signal is an S-characteristic signal that becomes zero level when the focus position of the recording / reproducing beam is in each of the recording layers L0 to L2.
- a recording layer focus control unit 42 is connected to the output of the recording layer focus error signal generation unit 41.
- the recording layer focus control unit 42 supplies a recording layer focus control signal to the beam expander driving unit 43 for control according to the recording layer focus error signal.
- the recording layer focus drive signal is generated so that the recording layer focus error signal becomes zero level.
- the beam expander driving unit 43 adjusts the diffusion and convergence of the beam toward the objective lens 16 by driving the actuator 24c according to the recording layer focus control signal and changing the distance between the correction lenses 24a and 24b of the beam expander.
- the focusing position of the recording / reproducing beam with respect to the focusing position of the servo beam on the optical axis is changed. That is, by supplying a voltage level corresponding to a desired recording layer as a recording layer focus control signal to the beam expander driving unit 43, recording is performed on any one of the recording layers separated by a desired distance from the guide layer GL. Focus the beam for playback.
- the recording layer reproduction signal generation unit 44 reproduces a signal recorded in any one of the recording layers according to the output voltage signal of the photodetector 26.
- the main controller 45 turns on / off the disc rotation control by the recording medium control unit 31, turns on / off the focus servo control by the guide layer focus control unit 34, turns on / off the tracking servo control by the tracking control unit 36, and focuses by the recording layer focus control unit 42. Controls servo control on / off.
- the optical disc drive apparatus having such a configuration, there are a recording mode in which information is recorded in any recording layer of the optical disc 10 and a reproduction mode in which information recorded in the recording layer of the optical disc 10 is reproduced.
- the main controller 45 starts a recording mode operation in response to a recording command from an operation unit (not shown).
- a light emission drive command is generated for the recording / reproducing light source drive unit and the guide light source drive unit (step S2).
- the servo light source drive unit drives the light source 11 to emit a servo laser beam
- the recording / reproduction light source drive unit drives the light source 21 with a reproduction power to emit a reproduction laser beam. Steps S1 and S2 are omitted when the optical disk 10 is already driven to rotate and the light sources 11 and 21 are driven to emit light.
- the main controller 45 commands the guide layer focus control unit 34 to turn on the focus servo control, and commands the tracking control unit 36 to turn on the tracking servo control (step S3).
- a focus servo loop including a servo optical system, a guide layer focus error generation unit 33, a guide layer focus control unit 34, and an objective lens driving unit 37 is formed.
- a guide layer focus control signal is generated so that the focus error signal generated by the layer focus error signal generation unit 33 becomes zero level, and the focus actuator 16 a is driven by the objective lens driving unit 37.
- the focal point of the servo laser beam is positioned on the guide layer GL of the optical disc 10 and a condensed spot is formed on the guide layer GL.
- a tracking servo loop including a servo optical system, a guide layer tracking error generation unit 35, a tracking control unit 36, and an objective lens driving unit 37 is formed.
- a tracking control signal is generated so that the tracking error signal generated by the error generation unit 35 becomes zero level, and the tracking actuator 16 b is driven by the objective lens driving unit 37. Therefore, since the position of the objective lens 16 in the disc radial direction is controlled, the converging spot of the servo laser beam is positioned on the guide track of the guide layer GL of the optical disc 10.
- the main controller 45 reads the address of the current track of the guide layer GL from the output signal of the guide layer reproduction signal generator 38 (step S4), and a desired recording layer (of the recording layers L0 to L2) according to the read current track address.
- the spot light of the servo beam is moved to the layer position information area corresponding to any one of (1) (step S5). If the desired recording layer is, for example, the recording layer L0, the spot beam of the servo beam is moved to the layer position information region GT0.
- the spot light of the servo beam can be jump-moved by controlling the transfer driving unit.
- step S6 the main controller 45 issues a search command to the recording layer focus control unit 42 so that the focus of the recording / reproducing laser beam is positioned on the desired recording layer (step S6).
- the recording layer focus control unit 42 first drives the actuator 24c to change the level so that the correction lens 24a is gradually moved from one end of the moving range to the other end.
- a control signal is output to the beam expander driving unit 43, whereby the position of the correction lens 24a can be moved to a position corresponding to a desired recording layer.
- the main controller 45 determines whether or not a reproduction signal for a desired recording layer is obtained (step S7). If the focal point of the recording / reproducing laser beam is normally positioned on the desired recording layer, the recording layer is reproduced as a reproduction signal in which the recording information in the preformat area formed in the desired recording layer is modulated. Obtained from the signal generator 44. For example, if the desired recording layer is the recording layer L0, when the converging spot of the servo laser beam is in the layer position information area GT0, the recording / reproducing laser beam is the preformat area RL0 of the recording layer L0. Therefore, the reproduction signal is obtained from the recording layer reproduction signal generation unit 44.
- step S7 it is determined whether or not the focus of the recording / reproducing laser beam is on the desired recording layer by determining whether or not a reproduction signal is obtained.
- the recording layer is a desired recording layer, it is not necessary to read out the recording data in the preformat area because of the presence or absence of a reproduction signal.
- FIG. 5 shows changes in the recording layer focus control signal, the recording layer focus error signal, and the reproduction signal until the reproduction signal is obtained with the focus of the laser beam for recording / reproduction positioned on the desired recording layer by executing step S6.
- the recording layer focus control signal is at a level corresponding to the position of the correction lens 24a.
- the recording layer focus error signal generates an amplitude when the focal point of the recording / reproducing laser beam crosses the recording layer, and the zero cross point between the positive amplitude and the negative amplitude indicates that the focal point is on the recording layer. Show.
- a desired recording layer is reached across two recording layers. As shown in FIG.
- the reproduction signal for the recording layer is a signal including a plurality of frequencies when the focal point of the recording / reproducing laser beam is in the layer position information area. Since this reproduction signal generates a level when the focal point of the recording / reproducing laser beam crosses an unrecorded recording layer, the level of a predetermined frequency component other than the frequency component of the signal at the time of the crossing exceeds a threshold value. At this time, it can be determined that the desired recording layer has been obtained by reproducing the preformat area. The determination can be made before reading the recording data in the preformat area of the recording layer.
- the main controller 45 instructs the recording layer focus control unit 42 to turn on focus servo control (step S8).
- a focus servo loop including a recording / reproducing optical system, a recording layer focus error generating unit 41, a recording layer focus control unit 42, and a beam expander driving unit 43 is formed.
- the unit 42 generates a recording layer focus control signal so that the focus error signal generated by the recording layer focus error signal generation unit 41 becomes zero level, and the actuator 24c is driven by the beam expander driving unit 43. Accordingly, since the position of the correction lens 24a, that is, the distance between the correction lenses 24a and 24b is controlled, the focal point of the recording / reproducing laser beam is surely positioned on the desired recording layer of the optical disc 10.
- the main controller 45 shifts to the recording operation for the unrecorded area of the desired recording layer after executing step S8.
- This recording operation is executed in a state where the guide layer focus servo and the guide layer tracking servo are on and the recording layer focus servo to the desired recording layer is on as described above. Therefore, while the servo laser beam follows the guide track of the guide layer GL, the recording / reproducing laser beam is focused on the desired recording layer, and the light source 21 is supplied with a recording power (which is larger than the above-described reproducing power). Recording is performed by driving with (power) and modulating driving according to recording data. Thereby, a recording track is formed on the desired recording layer along the guide track of the guide layer GL.
- the layer position information areas GT0 to GT2 of the guide layer GL of the optical disk 10 and the preformat areas RL0 to RL2 of the recording layers L0 to L2 are located corresponding to each other in the same disk radius range. These areas are preformatted. Therefore, it is possible to discriminate each recording layer according to the reproduction signal in the layer position information area of the guide layer GL before address reading from the reproduction signal in the layer position information area of the recording layer. Can be accessed. Further, since the preformat areas RL0 to RL2 of the recording layers L0 to L2 are formed according to the tracks of the guide layer GL, the laser beam for recording / reproduction is applied to the preformat areas RL0 to RL2 by tracking servo control for the guide layer GL.
- the recording method of the layer position information areas GT0 to GT2 of the guide layer GL and the preformat areas RL0 to RL2 of the recording layers L0 to L2 may be recorded before shipment by a preformatter, or the drive device
- the recording of the guide layer GL and the recording layers L0 to L2 may be performed as the formatting process of the optical disc.
- the focus search to the desired recording layer is performed after moving to the address position in the disc radial direction corresponding to the desired recording layer.
- the focus is pulled in, the correspondence between the preformat area of the recording layer and the address of the guide layer is determined, and after confirming to which recording layer the recording / reproducing laser beam is focused,
- a desired recording layer may be accessed by a laser beam using a focus jump or the like.
- FIG. 6 shows an optical disk 10 as a second embodiment of the present invention.
- the optical disc 10 includes a glass substrate 1, a guide layer GL, three recording layers L0 to L2, an intermediate layer 2, and a protective layer 3.
- the guide layer GL is formed on the substrate 1.
- the recording layers L0 to L2 are made of a reflective film, and are formed in that order from the guide layer GL side.
- the intermediate layer 2 is formed between the guide layer GL and the recording layers L0 to L2.
- the material of the optical disk 10 is the same as that shown in FIG.
- a guide track is formed over the entire surface of the guide layer GL, and address information is recorded on the guide track.
- the layer position information areas GT0 to GT2 corresponding to the recording layers L0 to L2. are formed at equal intervals of 120 degrees.
- Information relating to the recording layer L0 is recorded in the layer position information area GT0
- information relating to the recording layer L1 is recorded in the layer position information area GT1
- information relating to the recording layer L2 is recorded in the layer position information area GT2.
- a preformat region RL0 having the same shape as the layer position information region GT0 of the guide layer GL is formed at the same position as the layer position information region GT0 in the innermost peripheral portion of the recording layer L0.
- a preformat region RL1 having the same shape as the layer position information region GT1 of the guide layer GL is formed at the same position as the layer position information region GT1 in the innermost peripheral portion of the recording layer L1, and in the innermost peripheral portion of the recording layer L2.
- a preformat area RL2 having the same shape as the layer position information area GT2 of the guide layer GL is formed at the same position as the layer position information area GT2.
- the layer position information areas GT0 to GT2 and the preformat areas RL0 to RL2 are located in the same angle range on the optical disc 10 in correspondence with each other.
- the preformat areas RL0 to RL2 are preformat areas in which tracks are formed.
- information related to the layer is recorded in advance as in the layer position information areas GT0 to GT2. Examples of information relating to the layer include an address (layer number), a TOC, a gain / offset adjustment value such as a reproduction signal, an aberration correction value by a movable expander lens, a write strategy, and a recorded / unrecorded boundary position. .
- the main controller 45 starts a recording mode operation in response to a recording command from an operation unit (not shown).
- a recording command is generated for the recording / reproducing light source drive unit and the guide light source drive unit (step S12).
- the guide layer focus control unit 34 is instructed to turn on the focus servo control
- the tracking control unit 36 is instructed to turn on the tracking servo control (step S13).
- Steps S11 to S13 are the same as steps S1 to S3 in FIG. After execution of step S13, the focused spot of the servo laser beam is positioned on the guide track including the innermost start position of the guide layer GL of the optical disc 10.
- the main controller 45 issues a search command to the recording layer focus control unit 42 so that the focal point of the recording / reproducing laser beam is positioned on any recording layer (step S14).
- the recording layer focus control unit 42 first applies a focus control signal whose level changes so that the correction lens 24a is gradually moved from one end of the moving range to the other end by the actuator 24c. This is output to the panda drive unit 43, whereby the position of the correction lens 24a can be moved to a position corresponding to one of the recording layers (for example, the recording layer L0).
- step S15 the main controller 45 determines whether or not the recording layer is focused on the recording layer. This determination is performed according to the recording layer focus error signal output from the recording layer focus error signal generation unit 41. When the focal point of the recording / reproducing laser beam reaches one recording layer, the recording layer focus error signal crosses zero. When the zero cross of the recording layer focus error signal is detected, the main controller 45 determines that the recording / reproducing laser beam is focused on the recording layer, and then instructs the recording layer focus control unit 42 to turn on focus servo control. (Step S16). This step S16 is the same as step S8 in FIG. By executing step S16, focus servo control is started so that the focal point of the recording / reproducing laser beam is positioned on one recording layer of the optical disc 10.
- the main controller 45 determines whether or not a reproduction signal is obtained (step S17). If the focal point of the recording / reproducing laser beam is normally positioned on one recording layer, the recording information in the preformat area formed in the one recording layer is used as a recording signal. 44. The time when the reproduction signal is obtained is when the pre-format area formed in the one recording layer is irradiated with the recording / reproduction laser beam. Therefore, when a reproduction signal is obtained, the main controller 45 reads the address of the current track of the guide layer GL from the output signal of the guide layer reproduction signal generation unit 38 (step S18), and according to the read address of the current track. 1 recording layer is discriminated (step S19).
- step S19 it is determined according to the current track address whether one recording layer is one of the recording layers L0 to L2.
- the number N of layers from the one recording layer to the desired recording layer is calculated (step S20). For example, when one recording layer is the recording layer L0 and the desired recording layer is the recording layer L2, the number N of layers is 2.
- the recording layer focus control unit 42 is instructed to perform a focus jump corresponding to the number N of condensing spots of the recording / reproducing laser beam (step S21).
- the recording layer focus control unit 42 In response to the command in step S21, the recording layer focus control unit 42 outputs a focus control signal indicating a focus jump corresponding to the number N of layers to the beam expander driving unit 43, and the beam expander driving unit 43 activates the actuator 24c. To drive. Thereby, the position of the correction lens 24a can be moved to a position corresponding to a desired recording layer. After the movement, focus servo control is performed so that the focal point of the recording / reproducing laser beam is accurately positioned on the desired recording layer of the optical disc 10.
- the search of the recording layer in step S14 obtains a reproduction signal with the focus of the recording / reproducing laser beam on one recording layer, and thereafter, in step S21, the focus jumps to the desired recording layer.
- Changes in the recording layer focus control signal, the recording layer focus error signal, and the reproduction signal are shown.
- the focus servo control for one recording layer is turned on, and when one recording layer reproduction signal is obtained, one recording layer corresponds to the address of the current track of the guide layer GL. Is determined.
- the recording layer focus control signal includes a jump pulse and a brake pulse.
- N is 3, and the focus jump is completed when the zero cross is detected three times within the focus jump period. Simultaneously with the end of the focus jump, focus servo control to a desired recording layer is turned on.
- the layer position information areas GT0 to GT2 of the guide layer GL of the optical disc 10 and the preformat areas RL0 to RL2 of the recording layers L0 to L2 have the same disc radius range and the same angular range. These areas are preformatted. Accordingly, when one of the recording layers is focused and one of the recording layers has a reproduction signal, the one recording layer corresponds to the read address from the reproduction signal of the guide track of the guide layer GL. Therefore, it is possible to shorten the time until recording or reproduction is performed by accessing the desired recording layer by focus jump.
- the recording area may be searched while performing a focus jump until the preformat area appears in one recording layer, or when the focus is pulled into one recording layer.
- the rotational speed of the spindle motor 7 may be increased. In this way, since the preformat area can be found quickly and the recording layer of one can be confirmed, an effect of further shortening the time until recording or reproduction is performed can be obtained.
- access to a desired recording layer by the access operation of FIG. 8 is also possible with the optical disc 10 of FIG. 1 shown in the first embodiment.
- the preformat area may be searched while moving the guide track in the radial direction of the disk using the guide layer GL. This makes it possible to shorten the access time to a desired recording layer even when the preformat areas are arranged at different positions in the disk radial direction for each recording layer.
- the preformat areas are arranged at different positions in the radial direction for each recording layer of the optical disc.
- the preformat areas are different in the circumferential direction of the optical disc for each recording layer. Although it is arranged at a position, it may be arranged at random. It is only necessary that the area recorded for each recording layer exists at a different position in the plane, and the area and the address on the guide layer have a one-to-one correspondence. For example, as shown in FIG.
- the shapes and positions of the preformat areas RL0 to RL2 of the recording layers L0 to L2 and the corresponding layer position information areas GT0 to GT2 of the guide layer GL are made to coincide with each other, so that a plurality of preformat areas RL0 ⁇ RL2 may be arranged in the recording layers L0 ⁇ L2.
- the preformat area of each recording layer corresponds to the layer position information area
- the layer position information area corresponding to the preformat area does not need to have the same shape.
- the correspondence relationship between the preformat area and the layer position information area as shown in FIG. 11 may be used. That is, as shown in FIG. 11A, in the radial direction from the innermost periphery of the guide layer GL, for example, in the formation range of the guide track for 10 turns, the layer position information region GT0 corresponding to the recording layers L0 to L2. ⁇ GT2 are formed at equal intervals of 120 degrees. This is the same as the layer position information areas GT0 to GT2 of the guide layer GL shown in FIG.
- preformat areas RL0 to RL2 corresponding to the layer position information areas GT0 to GT2 are formed at the same radial position.
- RL0 is formed in a fan shape at the same radial position as the layer position information area GT0 and at a position excluding the formation position of the layer position information area GT0
- the preformat area RL1 has the same radius position as the layer position information area GT1 and the layer position information area GT1.
- the preformat region RL2 is formed in a fan shape at a position excluding the formation position of the layer position information region GT2 at the same radial position as the layer position information region GT2.
- the amount of information related to the recording layer recorded in the preformat area can be increased because the preformat area is necessarily widened.
- the pre-recording of the desired recording layer is waited for the disk to rotate. Just read the format area.
- the recording information in the preformat area of each recording layer is not limited to information relating to the recording layer. Since it is only necessary to obtain a reproduction signal, it is sufficient that some information is recorded. Further, the number of recording layers is not limited to the three recording layers shown in the above embodiments, and may be a plurality of recording layers.
- the present invention can be applied not only to the optical disk drive apparatus but also to other apparatuses such as a hard disk recording / reproducing apparatus including the optical disk drive apparatus.
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- ガイドトラックが形成されたガイド層と複数の記録層とが分離して積層されたガイド層分離型の光記録媒体であって、
前記ガイドトラック上に前記記録層の位置情報を示す記録層毎の層位置情報領域が前記ガイド層の互いに異なる範囲に形成され、
前記記録層は、前記ガイドトラックに沿った記録トラック上に所定の信号を記録したプリフォーマット領域を有し、
前記各記録層における前記プリフォーマット領域は前記層位置情報領域に対応する領域に設けられたことを特徴とする光記録媒体。 - 前記プリフォーマット領域には当該記録層に関する情報が記録されていることを特徴とする請求項1記載の光記録媒体。
- 前記光記録媒体は光ディスクであって、その光ディスクの最内周部分に前記記録層情報領域及び前記プリフォーマット領域が形成されていることを特徴とする請求項1記載の光記録媒体。
- ガイドトラックが形成されたガイド層と複数の記録層とが分離して積層され、前記ガイドトラック上に前記記録層の位置情報を示す記録層毎の層位置情報領域が前記ガイド層の互いに異なる範囲に形成され、前記記録層は、前記ガイドトラックに沿った記録トラック上に所定の信号を記録したプリフォーマット領域を有し、前記各記録層における前記プリフォーマット領域は前記層位置情報領域に対応する領域に設けられたガイド層分離型の光記録媒体のドライブ装置であって、
サーボ用の第1レーザビームを対物レンズを介して前記光記録媒体に照射して前記ガイド層からの反射光の検出を行うサーボ光学系と、
記録又は再生用の第2レーザビームを前記対物レンズを介して前記光記録媒体に照射して前記複数の記録層のいずれか1の記録層からの反射光の検出を行う記録再生光学系と、
前記記録再生光学系による前記プリフォーマット領域からの反射光の検出レベルに基づいて再生信号を得たか否かを判別する再生信号判別手段と、
前記サーボ光学系による前記層位置情報領域からの反射光の検出レベルに基づいて前記複数の記録層のいずれか1の記録層の位置情報を得る情報読取手段と、
前記再生信号判別手段の判別結果及び前記情報読取手段による読み取り位置情報に応じて前記第2レーザビームを前記複数の記録層のうちの所望の記録層にアクセスさせる制御手段と、を備えることを特徴とする光記録媒体ドライブ装置。 - 前記制御手段は、前記情報読取手段によって前記ガイド層から前記所望の記録層の位置情報が得られるように前記第1レーザビームの照射位置を制御する手段と、
前記情報読取手段によって前記所望の記録層の位置情報が得られたときに前記再生信号が得られるように前記記録再生光学系の前記第2レーザビームの合焦位置を制御する手段と、を備えることを特徴とする請求項4記載の光記録媒体ドライブ装置。 - 前記制御手段は、前記再生信号が得られるように前記記録再生光学系の前記第2レーザビームの合焦位置を制御する手段と、
前記再生信号判別手段によって前記再生信号が得られたと判別されたときに前記情報読取手段から得られた前記複数の記録層のいずれか1の記録層の位置情報に応じて前記1の記録層から前記所望の記録層までの層数を算出する手段と、
前記層数に応じて前記第2レーザビームの照射位置を前記所望の記録層までフォーカスジャンプさせる手段と、を備えることを特徴とする請求項4記載の光記録媒体ドライブ装置。 - ガイドトラックが形成されたガイド層と複数の記録層とが分離して積層され、前記ガイドトラック上に前記記録層の位置情報を示す記録層毎の層位置情報領域が前記ガイド層の互いに異なる範囲に形成され、前記記録層は、前記ガイドトラックに沿った記録トラック上に所定の信号を記録したプリフォーマット領域を有し、前記各記録層における前記プリフォーマット領域は前記層位置情報領域に対応する領域に設けられたガイド層分離型の光記録媒体にサーボ用の第1レーザビームを対物レンズを介して照射して前記ガイド層からの反射光の検出を行うサーボ光学系と、
記録又は再生用の第2レーザビームを前記対物レンズを介して前記光記録媒体に照射して前記複数の記録層のいずれか1の記録層からの反射光の検出を行う記録再生光学系と、を備えた光記録媒体ドライブ装置の記録層アクセス方法であって、
前記記録再生光学系による前記プリフォーマット領域からの反射光の検出レベルに基づいて再生信号を得たか否か判別する再生信号判別ステップと、
前記サーボ光学系による前記層位置情報領域からの反射光の検出レベルに基づいて前記複数の記録層のいずれか1の記録層の位置情報を得る情報読取ステップと、
前記再生信号判別ステップの判別結果及び前記情報読取ステップによる読み取り位置情報に応じて前記第2レーザビームを前記複数の記録層のうちの所望の記録層にアクセスさせる制御ステップと、を備えることを特徴とする記録層アクセス方法。
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