Readback circuit for an optical information reading and recording apparatus
AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsTakeshi Yamaguchi, Tsuneo Fujiwara, Hiroshige Hirajima
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AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsTakeshi Yamaguchi, Tsuneo Fujiwara, Hiroshige Hirajima
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A recorded signal reproduction circuit in an optical disc information reading and recording apparatus converts a recorded signal recovered from an optical disc to PR (1, 2, 1) characteristics through a equalizer circuit, digitizes it through an A/D converter and at the same time also generates a clock signal synchronized in phase with the equalizer circuit output signal by using a binary edcoder circuit and a PLL circuit. This clock signal is then provided to an A/D converter as the sampling clock. The A/D converter output signal is then decoded to the original channel bit stream based on the clock signal. Because the equalizer circuit output signal is provided to both the binary encoder/PLL circuit and the A/D converter together, additional circuity for converting signals into a binary series of pulses is unnecessary and reduction of circuit scale is possible. Moreover, in case of a change-over in the frequency characteristics of the equalizer circuit, due to a change in recording and reproduction frequency, the change-over will not affect the phase relationship between an input signal to the A/D converter and a sampling clock. In addition, it becomes simple to adjust this phase relation.
A recorded signal readback circuit of an optical information reading and recording apparatus, comprising:
A recorded signal readback circuit of an optical information reading and recording apparatus comprising:
A method for canceling undesirable low frequency offset incurred during recovery of distal information recorded on an optical recording medium, comprising the steps of:
A method for canceling undesirable low frequency offset incurred during recovery of digital information recorded on an optical recording medium, comprising the steps of:
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