Correction element of lower light intensity around an optical ax

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Specific detail of information handling portion of system – Radiation beam modification of or by storage medium

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369109, 369 4412, G11B 712

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ABSTRACT:
An optical head apparatus which records or reproduces signals stably on optical disks having different thicknesses. A correction hologram element or a correction filter is provided between a light source and a 2-focus lens in order to decrease optical intensity at a portion distant from the optical axis or to change the optical path length. The light which passes the correction hologram element or a correction filter is converged by the 2-focus lens as a micro-spot on an optical disk. The 2-focus lens comprises a hologram lens which diffracts a part of the light beam and an object lens.

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