Single loop servo-positioning systems having means for changing

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

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369 4429, 369 4435, 369 4428, 360 7806, 360 7814, G11B 7095

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052572510

ABSTRACT:
A single loop servo is used for positioning a lens holding element with respect to an optical disk. The dynamic range of the error signal used in the positioning is dynamically frequency shifted such that the servo summing of the error signal with a reference signal (velocity reference) is always performed within the same dynamic range. This action simplifies circuit operation as the dynamic range of the error signal is compressed at high speeds. Two embodiments of the invention are described.

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