Optical disk recording apparatus having push-pull signal...

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

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C369S044360, C369S047250

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06891782

ABSTRACT:
Push-pull signal is created on the basis of reflected-light detection signals output from four divided light receiving elements that receive a reflection of a recording laser light beam off an optical disk. The push-pull signal is sent to a gain variation circuit. The push-pull signal is normalized by setting the gain of the gain variation circuit to a low level in response to a mark forming section of a recording signal, but to a high level in response to a blank forming section of the recording signal. Wobble detection and pre-pit detection are performed on the basis of the normalized push-pull signal.

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