Modulation method, recording method, reproducing method, recordi

Coded data generation or conversion – Digital code to digital code converters – To or from nrz codes

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ABSTRACT:
A modulation method is for transforming data to a code using a code having CDS after NRZI modulation equal to 0, .+-.2 of (0,3;8,10;1) code, the method comprising the step of transforming 8-bit data to a 10-bit code, using a code other than a code such that lengths between transition 1T, 4T, 1T, 3T, 1T, or 1T, 3T, 1T, 4T, 1T, with T denoting the minimum length between transition, are generated in a waveform string corresponding to continuation of two identical codes, the waveform string being produced by NRZI modulating a code series of continuous codes, with the number of continuous 1's being not greater than N, with N being 12 to 18, in the code series.

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