Optical pick-up apparatus with holographic optical element to di

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369 4437, 369112, 369103, G11B 709

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056489463

ABSTRACT:
An optical pick-up apparatus for recording and/or reading information on and/or from an optical record medium including a semiconductor substrate, a semiconductor laser arranged on the semiconductor substrate, plurality of photodetectors formed in the surface of the semiconductor substrate, a diffraction gratings dividing a laser beam into main beam and two sub-beams, an objective lens projecting the main and sub-beams onto the record medium and directing these beams reflected by the record medium toward a hologram which diffracts each of the main and sub-beams into .+-.1-order beams which are received by the photodetectors. The apparatus is constructed to satisfy the following conditions:

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