Tracking servo apparatus for use in an optical disk player

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

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369 4428, 369 4434, G11B 7095

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ABSTRACT:
A tracking servo apparatus for an optical disk player enables a braking operation to rapidly draw into tracking servo control even in case of a double density track. The tracking servo apparatus generates an odd/even discrimination signal indicating on which of an odd number track or an even number track a position for reading information by a pick is currently present, samples a tracking error signal according to an edge position of the odd/even discrimination signal, selectively outputs either a positive or a negative section of the tracking error signal according a polarity of the sampled tracking error signal as a brake signal to a driving means for a tracking actuator, and thus draws the position for reading information by a pick-up onto a track which can be put under tracking servo control.

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patent: 5295131 (1994-03-01), Ishibashi et al.

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