Encoding for pit-per-transition optical data recording

Coded data generation or conversion – Digital code to digital code converters – Byte length changed

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341 59, H03M 716

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ABSTRACT:
Encoding method for data to be recorded on optical disks using the pit-per-transition technique or return-to-zero techniques whereby the characteristics of the encoded bits produce a stable, low frequency spectral notch and minimum interference with associated focus and tracking servomechanisms. RLL (d,k) code words are selected so that the ratio of the lengths of pits and lands approximate some nonzero fraction less than one-half which depends on the (d,k) code employed. For example, a fraction of 1/3 is appropriate for RLL (2,7).

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