Recording medium transducing light spot moving velocity detectio

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – With servo positioning of transducer assembly over track... – Optical servo system

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369 4434, 369 54, G11B 7085

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ABSTRACT:
A moving velocity detection circuit to detect the moving velocity and direction of motion for an optical spot. Detectors provide sine wave signals having periods inversely proportional to the moving velocity and having phases advanced or delayed opposite the direction of rotation. Deformed and differential signals derived from the detection signals are used to provide half wave signals which are added and subtracted in a predetermined combination, the polarity of which indicate direction of movement and the absolute value of which indicate velocity.

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