Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Storage medium structure – Optical track structure
Patent
1998-09-18
2000-09-26
Dinh, Tan
Dynamic information storage or retrieval
Storage medium structure
Optical track structure
G11B 724
Patent
active
061251003
ABSTRACT:
An optical disc and an optical disc apparatus having an improved error correction capability. In an optical disc on which is recorded data encoded using an encoding block of a pre-set data volume as a unit for encoding, a data volume V of the encoding block is the maximum number among data volume values of the encoding block that satisfies the relation VX(1+R)XD<L0, and that can be expressed by the powers of 2, where L0 is the innermost track length, R is the redundancy of encoding, and D is the code length per bit. In this manner, the encoding block is of a size corresponding or substantially corresponding to the entire innermost track of an optical disc.
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Dinh Tan
Frommer William S.
Smid Dennis M.
Sony Corporation
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