Abstract:
An optical recording medium, a method and an apparatus of recording data on the optical recording medium. A recording waveform that includes a recording pattern for high-speed recording and an erasure pattern with multi-pulse train is generated. Using the generated recording waveform, digital data is recorded as a mark or space. A low write power level of the recording pattern is set to be higher than a bias power level, and high and low erase power levels are applied as pulses.
Abstract:
A recording apparatus to record a mark on a recording medium includes an aberration detecting part and an optical power controller. The aberration detecting part detects an aberration signal corresponding to the amount of an aberration contained in a light beam radiated onto a recording surface of the recording medium by using an optical pickup system which includes a light source and an objective lens. The light source emits a light beam having a power to record the mark on the recording medium. The objective lens condenses the light beam to focus the light beam as an optical spot on the recording surface of the recording medium. The optical power controller controls the power output from the light source according to the detected aberration signal, so as to have the light source output an optical power to record the mark, in which a deformation due to the aberration is compensated for, on the recording medium. Accordingly, even though the aberration occurs, a proper mark in which the deformation due to the aberration is compensated for can be recorded by increasing the recording power of the light source in proportion to the amount of the aberration to compensate for the aberration. As a result, the mark showing a good signal characteristic can be recorded on the recording medium without an additional aberration compensating device.
Abstract:
A method of recording data on a compact disc is provided includes modulating the data of 1 byte to p-channel bits, recording the modulated data when a minimum mark length is greater than 0.5 nullm and smaller than 1.0 nullm, p/q is greater than 4.5 and smaller than 8 when the minimum mark length corresponds to q-channel bits, and a format efficiency is greater than 0.6 and smaller than 1.0. Thus, data can be recorded on an existing compact disc at a higher density.
Abstract:
A high-density information storage medium includes a center hole, a clamping area, and a data area for recording user data, wherein when a wavelength of light radiated to record and/or reproduce information is null, and when a numerical aperture of an objective lens to form a light spot of a predetermined size on a recording surface is NA, a ratio of nullnull/NAnull to a track pitch is 1.45 or less. The high-density information storage medium has favorable noise characteristics and a large serve margin while having a desired amount of a storage capacity.
Abstract:
An optical recording medium on which a header signal having multi-modulated header information is recorded, an apparatus and method of recording the header signal, and an apparatus and method of reproducing header information from the header signal of the optical recording medium which includes a wobbled track on which user data is recorded, and a header area in which a header signal having multi-modulated header information is recorded. Accordingly, the optical recording medium increases the recording density of header information, thereby providing a wider user data area.
Abstract:
A disc is produced using a method of and an apparatus for forming a transparent layer on a disc substrate. The method for forming the transparent layer on the disc substrate includes covering an axial hole formed at a center of the disc substrate with a cover element by inserting a protrusion of the cover element in the axial hole of the disc substrate so that a resin does not leak through the axial hole, dispensing the resin toward the center of the disc substrate from an upper side of the disc substrate, and removing the cover element. A more uniform transparent layer can be obtained throughout the disc substrate.
Abstract:
An optical recording medium allowing data to be recorded on, erased from, and reproduced from, and storing information about power levels of an erase pulse. The recorded erase pattern information may include information about power levels of first and last pulses of an erase pattern for erasing data. The first and last pulses of the erase pattern can be differently set depending on the differing kind of recording layer or layers of a disk or differing kinds of disks and recorded in a reproducible only area or rewritable area of the optical recording medium. Thus, by presetting the appropriate erase power levels, the time required for selecting an optimal erase power for the optical recording medium can be considerably reduced.
Abstract:
An optical recording medium has a user data area and a lead-out area each having grooves and lands formed thereon. Wobbles are formed on at least one lateral surface of the grooves of the user data area and the lead-out area, and configured such that wobble characteristics are made different between the user data area and the lead-out area. Different types of the wobbles are formed on the grooves of either the user data area or the lead-out area, thereby preventing an optical pickup that performs recording/reproducing, from deviating from the user data area. Also, in a multi-layer optical recording medium, a whole area of a recording layer is configured to have the same condition, thereby preventing deterioration in reproducing and/or recording due to a difference in light power transmittance of another recording layer.
Abstract:
A method of and apparatus for recording data on an optical recording medium form a mark or a space by using a recording waveform having an erase pattern containing a multi-pulse. The method and the apparatus prevent distortion of the mark or the space and improve a mark shape such that a recording/reproducing characteristic of the optical recording medium is improved.
Abstract:
An optical disc and a method of recording essential information in and reproducing the essential information from an optical disc are provided. The optical disc includes a pattern of crystalline and amorphous marks representing the essential information. The essential information recording method includes heating an amorphous recording layer above the temperature of crystallization by radiating a laser beam according to a photoelectrically converted signal, and slowly cooling the heated recording layer to the temperature of crystallization or below to form the pattern of crystalline and amorphous marks. The essential information reproducing method includes radiating the beam onto the pattern of crystalline and amorphous marks in which the essential information of the optical disc is recorded, receiving the beam reflected from the pattern of crystalline and amorphous marks and photoelectrically converting the received beam into a detected signal, filtering the detected signal through a high-pass filter, and reproducing the essential information of the optical disc from the filtered signal. The essential information can be recorded in a recordable optical disc by phase change using a conventional disc initializing apparatus after deposition of a recording layer and before initialization of the optical disc. Therefore, an additional recording apparatus and process is not necessary, and no damage caused by a high energy of the laser beam occurs in the optical disc.