Seek control circuit for suppressing vibration of objective lens in optical head during seek operation
AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorSatoshi Kawasaki
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AssigneeNEC Corporation
InventorSatoshi Kawasaki
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The seek control circuit for an optical disk device disclosed includes an optical head movement speed detector, e.g., a linear encoder which detects a movement speed of an optical head and outputs an optical head movement speed signal; an objective lens movement speed detector, e.g., a frequency/voltage converter which provides a movement speed of the objective lens based on a tracking error signal during an optical head movement operation and outputs an objective lens movement speed signal; a relative movement speed calculator, e.g., a differential operator which provides a relative speed of the objective lens with respect to the optical head from a difference between the optical head movement speed and the objective lens movement speed and outputs an objective lens relative speed signal; and a vibration controller, e.g., a tracking actuator which controls vibration of the objective lens during the optical head movement operation in accordance with the calculated relative speed. The device thus configured is capable of making a stable seek operation at a high speed and making access to a data at a high speed without requiring a mechanism that adds to the weight of the optical head.
A seek control circuit for an optical disk device having an optical head which includes an objective lens actuator for holding a data recording/reproducing beam spot at a predetermined track position of an optical disk and which is moved in a radial direction of the optical disk by a radial direction movement means, said seek control circuit comprising:
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