Speed control of optical information reproducing apparatus based on storage quantity of a buffer memory during access operation
OwnerTung-Ke Wuinventor
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A method for controlling the speed of a spindle motor of an optical information reproducing apparatus is provided. The method determines whether a data quantity of a buffer memory is sequentially larger than a first predetermined quantity during a period of read operation. If yes, the spindle motor is decelerated to a predetermined speed. The method also determines whether the data quantity of the buffer memory is sequentially less than a second predetermined quantity during a period of read operation. If so, the spindle motor is accelerated to a predetermined speed. The method according to the invention can automatically tune the speed of the spindle motor to a suitable speed to eliminate the noise that normally accompanies faster operation without lowering the information reproducing efficiency of the optical information reproducing apparatus.
A method for controlling speed of a spindle motor of an optical information reproducing apparatus, wherein the spindle motor drives an optical disc disposed within the optical information reproducing apparatus, and the optical information reproducing apparatus comprises a buffer memory, such that data required by an application is read from the optical disc and transferred to the application via the buffer memory, the method comprising:
A method of reducing power consumption for a read operation of an optical reproducing apparatus, comprising:
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