Abstract:
Le procédé d'enregistrement en trois dimensions de données sur un support formé d'un matériau photosensible transparent comprenant au moins un dopant, ledit procédé comprend : ■ une première étape de calibration et de contrôle d'une source de lumière pulsée comprenant une calibration du nombre d'impulsions, du niveau de fluence de chaque impulsion émise et de la cadence des impulsions ; ■ une étape d'inscription d'une zone du matériau. La fluence de chaque impulsion émise, le nombre d'impulsions et la cadence des impulsions sont adaptés à irradier le matériau dans ladite zone de manière à former des agrégats fluorescents stabilisés à partir du dopant tout en minimisant la modification de l'indice de réfraction et le coefficient d'absorption du support dans une gamme de longueur d'onde allant du visible au proche infrarouge.
Abstract:
An optical disc device uses an optical disc (6) capable of super-resolution reproduction, and includes a semiconductor laser (1), a laser driving circuit (21) that supplies a driving current to the semiconductor laser, a light receiving element (8) that detects return light from the optical disc (6) and obtains reproduction signal of recording data of the optical disc (6), and a light emission amount control means (22) that controls a light emission amount of the semiconductor laser (1) by the laser driving circuit (21) so as to keep a peak intensity of a focused light spot formed on an information recording layer of the optical disc 6 to be greater than or equal to a peak intensity at which a super-resolution effect is obtained. The light emission amount control means (22) controls a light emission amount of the semiconductor laser (1) by the laser driving circuit (21) based on a decrease rate D of a peak intensity of a focused light spot on an information recording layer of the optical disc (1) determined by an assumed disc tilt and a comatic aberration according to a thickness of a light transmitting layer of the optical disc (1), and a lower limit value Pld_L of a light emission amount at which a predetermined reproduction performance is obtained.
Abstract:
An optical disc recording device, wherein, during an OPC process addressing a write-once optical disc provided with only one or two recording layers, a recording power value of an optical pickup is changed within a range from (100-A)% of a reference recording power value to (100+B)% of the reference recording power value, and wherein, during an OPC process addressing a write-once optical disc provided with three or more recording layers of the same type as the aforementioned write-once optical disc, the recording power value of the optical pickup is changed within a range from (100-C)% of a reference recording power value to (100+D)% of the reference recording power value, D being set to be less than B.
Abstract:
The present invention optimizes recording power based on correct β value. Whether an average of modulation values between the 2-4th AUNs is equal to or less than 65% of an average of modulation values between the 5-7th AUNs or not is judged. Otherwise, the gradual emission is performed, the β value is measured, and then the following requirement is judged: average of β values between 5 - 7 th AUNs - average of β values between 2 - 4 th AUNs ≥ 0.18 If each requirement is satisfied, track shift is judged to occur. The recording area of high output is compared with the recording area of lower output to judge whether or not magnitude relation matches the correct magnitude relation. Also, whether the difference between the β value of high output and the β value of lower output is equal to or more than the predetermined value (0.18) or not is judged.
Abstract:
An optical disc recording device, wherein, during an OPC process addressing a write-once optical disc provided with only one or two recording layers, a recording power value of an optical pickup is changed within a range from (100-A)% of a reference recording power value to (100+B)% of the reference recording power value, and wherein, during an OPC process addressing a write-once optical disc provided with three or more recording layers of the same type as the aforementioned write-once optical disc, the recording power value of the optical pickup is changed within a range from (100-C)% of a reference recording power value to (100+D)% of the reference recording power value, D being set to be less than B.