Light beam condensing apparatus and method of driving optical re

Optical: systems and elements – Optical modulator – Light wave temporal modulation

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369 4423, 369112, G02F 107

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ABSTRACT:
A light beam condensing apparatus is provided for introducing a condensing spot of a laser beam onto an optical recording medium such as optical disks, and a method of driving the optical recording medium by applying the apparatus. The apparatus can include a modulator disposed between a collimate lens and an objective lens. The modulator can be mechanically or electrically driven to control and vary the amplitude or phase of a collimate beam. Further, the modulator can be switched according to an operational mode of a drive unit or a type of a recording medium so as to provide a desired condensing spot shape.

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