Abstract:
A tilt detection device detects an inclination (tilt angle) of the recording surface of an optical disc with respect to the optical axis of the light beam. The device has an optical head for directing a light beam onto the optical disc, a photo detector for receiving light reflected from the optical disc, and a tilt detector for detecting inclination of the recording surface of the optical disc with respect to the optical axis of the light beam by a signal output from the photo detector.
Abstract:
The present invention is aimed at providing an optical disk, an optical disk device, and an optical disk reproduction method, for allowing for stable and efficient reading of address information. The optical disk includes a plurality of tracks each divided into a plurality of recording sectors. Each of the recording sectors includes a header region. The header region includes address information for identifying the position of the corresponding recording sector and address synchronous information for identifying the recording position of the address information for bit synchronization. The address information has been modulated using a run length limit code of a maximum inversion interval of Tmax bits (Tmax is a natural number), and the address synchronous information includes two patterns of which inversion interval is (Tmax″+3) bits or more, so that the reproduced signal of the address synchronous information is distinguished from the reproduced signal of other information.
Abstract:
The optical disk of this invention includes a read-only area in which a plurality of read-only tracks are formed and a rewritable area in which a plurality of rewritable tracks are formed, wherein each of the plurality of read-only tracks is divided into a plurality of first sectors, a signal is prerecorded in at least one of the plurality of first sectors under a predetermined reproduction format, each of the plurality of rewritable tracks is divided into a plurality of second sectors, a signal is recordable in at least one of the plurality of second sectors under a predetermined recording format including the predetermined reproduction format, and the read-only area is located on an inner portion of the optical disk, while the rewritable area is located on an outer portion of the optical disk.
Abstract:
An optical disc having both rewritable area and read-only area is disclosed. The rewritable area has a single spiral pattern of start track land at a leading edge, and a single spiral pattern of end track land at a trailing edge, whereby portions of the physical address area PID deviated approximately Pa/2 from the track of the rewritable area are being intruded into the start track land and the end track land.
Abstract:
An optical disc has a plurality of tracks for recording information represented as marks and spaces between the marks. The marks are formed by an optical beam modulated by a plurality of drive pulses where a number of the drive pulses is determined according to a length of a mark part in the original signal to be recorded to the track. The optical disc has a data recording area for recording data, and a control information recording area for storing a first pulse position Tu value indicative of rising edge of the first drive pulse for determining a start position of a mark to be recorded, and a last pulse position Td value indicative of falling edge of the last drive pulse for determining an end position of a mark to be recorded.
Abstract:
In an optical disc, a sector is sequentially formed with a first gap field, a first guard data recording field, a data recording field composed of synchronous signal and user data, a second guard data recording field, and a second gap field, wherein the length of the first and second gap fields, and the length of the first and second guard data recording fields is changed randomly in every recording, and the changing amount of the first and second guard data recording fields is set smaller than the changing amount of the first and second guard data recording fields, thereby suppressing optical disc medium deterioration in every sector and every mark resulting from repeated recording.
Abstract:
An information recording/reproducing apparatus and a method of recording data onto an information recording/reproducing media. The information recording/reproducing apparatus has the capability of handling the information recording/reproducing media both when they are not in the case and when they are in the case. A recording mode is selected basing on the determinations of (i) whether or not the recording/reproducing medium is a medium type which is necessarily contained in a case at recording and (ii) whether the case is presence or absence. The recording mode is selected among (i) record information onto the information recording/reproducing medium, (ii) perform after-defect-inspection recording or defect-inspecting after recording, and (iii) inhibit recording of information.
Abstract:
An ECU for an engine is held in a circuit holding member provided in an air cleaner cap of an intake device. A space between the ECU and the circuit holding member is filled with a potting material, so that the ECU is fixed to the circuit holding member. As a result, the ECU can have high shakeproof properties not to cause malfunctions and not to be damaged by vibrations.
Abstract:
A two-layer optical disk has a first layer of a disk shaped recording medium for storing data and a second layer of a disk shaped recording medium placed over the first layer for storing data. Data blocks A, B, C are stored in the first layer in said order. Similarly, data blocks X, Y, Z are stored in the second layer in said order. When reading the data from the two-layer optical disk, the data blocks are read in the order of A, X, B, Y, C, Z.
Abstract:
An optical disk according to the present invention includes a first track having a spiral shape and a second track having a spiral shape, the first track and the second track adjoining each other, and information being recorded on or reproduced from the first track and the second track. The optical disk further includes an address region including: a first address block formed so as to be on both the first track and the second track adjoining the first track on an inner periphery side; and a second address block formed so as to be on both the first track and the second track adjoining the first track on an outer periphery side.