Spot position-discriminating system and method for discriminatin

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Condition indicating – monitoring – or testing – Including radiation storage or retrieval

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369 4441, G11B 709

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ABSTRACT:
It is an objection of the invention to provide a rewritable optical disk system, which can discriminate the position of a spot on an optical disk by detecting the difference in a intensity distribution of a reflected light from the optical disk between a land track and a groove track. The spot positions detected by partially detecting the intensity distribution of the reflected light in a condition that the spot on the optical disk is lightly defocused, and thereby the difference in the intensity distribution of a reflected light between the land and groove tracks can be discriminated.

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