Optical disc player with focus pull-in function

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

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C369S044270, C369S053230, C369S053280

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10252008

ABSTRACT:
An optical disc player executes a focus pull-in operation while avoiding an inconvenience that an objective lens comes into contact with an optical disc, or the like. The objective lens is forcedly moved gradually from a position that is away from the surface of the optical disc and outside a capture range of a focus servo toward the surface of the optical disc. When the objective lens reaches the capture range of the focusing servo loop by the moving operation and a distance between the objective lens and the disc surface is at the minimum distance or is changing in a widening direction, the moving operation of the objective lens is stopped.

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