Acquiring focus in an optical system using a soft focus acquirin

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2502015, G11B 7085

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051289130

ABSTRACT:
The focus acquisition system on optical disk recorder as well as other optical systems, uses repeated pulse position pulses with interlead coasting of an objective lens for providing a soft focus acquire. The pulse energization of the lens to move toward an in-focus condition overcomes stiction and friction. While the coasting allows the energy level applied to the lens movement to be minimal, i.e. soft, the purpose of the interdirectional pulse control actuation is to overcome friction without requiring large power to the lens which can cause an overshoot of the lens at the in-focus position. Compensation techniques and stopping the lens at the in-focus position are also shown.

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