Method and apparatus for detecting track crossings on an optical

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369 32, 369 45, G11B 7095, G11B 7085, G11B 2108

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047574879

ABSTRACT:
In a method of detecting track crossings on an optical disc, a light source irradiates a light beam onto an optical disc having guide tracks in the form of a recess and the light beam is reflected and diffracted into a zero order light beam and positive and negative primary light beams. The light beams are defocused so as to produce interference patterns between the zero light beam and the positive and negative primary light beams. The interference patterns are detected by a four split light detector disposed between two parts of a two split detector. The outputs of the detectors are fed to an adder and to a subtractor for producing a sum signal and a difference signal respectively. The sum signal and difference signal are fed to a phase detector. Defocusing of the light beams is effected by a focusing coil to which is fed the amplified output of an adder of a reference signal controlled by a control circuit.

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