Optical disk apparatus having compensation for objective lens dislocation
AssigneeMatsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorsYasuhito Soma, Akira Matsubara, Kazuhiko Kouno
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AssigneeMatsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
InventorsYasuhito Soma, Akira Matsubara, Kazuhiko Kouno
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The present invention provides an optical disc apparatus which solves a problem that the tracking control takes off when an objective lens is displaced in the tracking direction due to its weight. In this optical disc apparatus, a spot position detector 108 generates a spot position signal which indicates a position of a light spot on a light receiving element 105, and supplies the signal to a traverse loop filter 111 and a spot position loop filter 109. A controller 115 supplies an output from the spot position loop filter 109 to a tracking actuator 104, before supplying an output from the traverse loop filter 111 to a traverse motor 113, previously moves the light spot near the center of the light receiving element 105, and starts the traverse control in a state where a value of the spot position signal at starting of the traverse control is reduced.
An optical disc apparatus for applying a light spot to a surface of an optical disc, to record or reproduce information on or from an optical disc, comprising:
An optical disc apparatus for applying a light spot to a surface of an optical disc, to record or reproduce information on or from an optical disc, comprising:
An optical disc apparatus for applying a light spot to a surface of an optical disc, to record or reproduce information on or from an optical disc, comprising:
An optical disc apparatus for applying a light spot to a surface of an optical disc, to record and reproduce information on or from an optical disc, comprising:
An optical disc apparatus for applying a light spot to a surface of an optical disc, to record or reproduce information on or from an optical disc, comprising:
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