Optical disc apparatus with selection of three-beam and push-pul

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – With servo positioning of transducer assembly over track... – Optical servo system

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369 4434, 369 4435, 369 4437, 369 58, G11B 7095

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ABSTRACT:
An optical disc apparatus continues the tracking operation even if a pickup reaches an unrecorded portion of a disc during the reproduction of an information signal. The apparatus discriminates whether the reading position of the pickup is at the recorded part or the unrecorded part according to a result of a comparison using a signal level read out, by the pickup, from a region other than a predetermined region. In accordance with the result of the discrimination, the tracking servo operation is switched to either one of a three-beam system and a push-pull system.

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