Optical information medium, optical information recording method and optical information recording apparatus
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorSeiji Kobayashi
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AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorSeiji Kobayashi
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Provided are an optical information medium, an optical information recording method and an optical information recording apparatus in which an accurate cross talk can be predicted with a simple structure in a recording mode such as CLV so that a disk having a cross talk reduced can be created. The optical information recording apparatus is caused to generate a modulating signal based on data and to then predict a bit string on a disk to be generated during recording of the modulating signal on an optical disk and to predict the position of the bit string in relation to a rotation angle in the optical disk, and further comprises a cross talk compensation value computing circuit (7) for computing information on adjacent tracks in response to information on the rotation angle thus obtained and the modulating signal, a timing correcting circuit 8 for obtaining a correction value based on an output of the cross talk compensation value computing circuit (7), and an optical modulator 10 for correcting the modulating signal based on the corrected value.
An optical information recording apparatus in which a laser light is modulated to form a bit string as a spiral track on an optical information medium attached to a rotating means, thereby recording digital information, comprising:
An optical information recording method for radiating a laser light on an optical information medium attached to a rotating device to sequentially form a bit as a spiral track and to record digital data by the bit, comprising:
An optical information medium in which information is recorded by a bit string in such a manner that a recording density of main information is almost cons tant irrespective of a radius,
An optical information medium in which information is recorded by a bit string in such a manner that a recording density of main information is almost constant irrespective of a radius,
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