Device for writing and/or reading optical recording medium of various designs
AssigneeDeutsche Thomson-Brandt GmbH
InventorsLieu Kim Dang, Friedhelm Zucker, Heinz-Jörg Schroeder
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AssigneeDeutsche Thomson-Brandt GmbH
InventorsLieu Kim Dang, Friedhelm Zucker, Heinz-Jörg Schroeder
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A device for writing to and/or reading from optical recording media having different structures is described, for example, a device which is suitable both for writing to/reading from digital videodisks (DVD) and conventional CD's. Provision is made for measuring the intensity of each peak in the mirror signal while the objective lens is moving to the recording medium. The intensity e.g. at the instant of the positive-negative crossing of the focus error signal is taken in this case. The type of optical recording medium is determined from the time characteristic and/or the height distribution of the peaks. In order to identify the type of optical recording medium, different properties of the optical recording medium are taken into account, such as reflectivity of the corresponding reflective surface, reduced intensity modulation due to spherical aberration, time characteristic and the like.
In a device for writing to or reading from different optical recording media, means for determining the type of optical recording medium in said device, said means comprising:
A device for writing to or reading from different optical recording media, comprising:
A device for writing to or reading from an optical recording medium, comprising:
A device for writing to or reading from an optical recording medium, comprising:
A device for writing to or reading from an optical recording medium, comprising:
A device for writing to or reading from an optical recording medium, comprising:
A method for changing settings for shifting a focus point of a device for writing to or reading from an optical recording medium in accordance with the physical properties of the optical recording medium, comprising the following steps:
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