Write intensity calibration of a recording beam by reading a tes

Dynamic information storage or retrieval – Specific detail of information handling portion of system – Radiation beam modification of or by storage medium

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369 54, 369 58, 3692753, G11B 700

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056173997

ABSTRACT:
Disclosure is given of a device and method for recording by means of a radiation beam user information on a record carrier. The user information is written in the form of optically detectable marks in concentric tracks. The tracks are subdivided into sectors. The record carrier used has ring-shaped zones. Within these zones lie the sectors aligned seen in radial direction. For writing the marks in the tracks, a write intensity of the radiation beam is set to a determined set value. For this purpose, a test information pattern is written in a buffer sector which is situated on an edge of a zone. Then the test information pattern is read back during which operation the test information pattern is converted to a corresponding test data pattern. Based upon the test data pattern a set value for the write intensity is determined.

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