Data slicer and data slicing method for optical disc system

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Binary pulse train information signal – Binary signal level detecting using a reference signal

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C369S047350

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ABSTRACT:
In a data slicer and data slicing method for an optical disc system, the data slicer for converting an analog input signal into a digital signal includes a comparator, a duty detector, and a low pass filter. The comparator compares the analog input signal with a feedback signal to generate the digital signal. The duty detector detects the duty of the digital signal. If the detected duty is longer than a preset duration, the duty detector converts the detected signal into a signal having the preset duration, and outputs the converted signal. The low pass filter integrates the output signal of the duty detector to generate the feedback signal.

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