Optical disk with identification phase-encoded area

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Storage medium structure – Optical track structure

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3692753, 3692754, 369109, G11B 7013, G11B 724

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052205568

ABSTRACT:
An optical disk having a recording area and an identification phase-encoded part (PEP) area with pits from which system data on the optical disk is reproduced without tracking, in which when the track pitch for the PEP area and the track pitch for the recording area are the same, the relationship between the track pitch P in the PEP area and the width W of the pits measured at a height in the pits of half the pit depth D is set in the range of 0.4P.ltoreq.W.ltoreq.0.6P; and when the track pitch for the PEP area and the track pitch for the recording area are different, the relationship between the track pitch P in the PEP area and the width W of the pits measured at a height in the pit of half the pit depth D is set in the range of P.ltoreq.2.5W.

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