Displacement detecting apparatus and information recording apparatus
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHidejiro Kadowaki, Ko Ishizuka, Yasushi Kaneda, Shigeki Kato, Takayuki Kadoshima, Sakae Horyu
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHidejiro Kadowaki, Ko Ishizuka, Yasushi Kaneda, Shigeki Kato, Takayuki Kadoshima, Sakae Horyu
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An apparatus for detecting the relative displacement of a surface to be detected, and an apparatus and method for recording information on a hard disc of a hard disk drive using such a detecting apparatus, the detecting apparatus comprising an interference optical system for condensing a light beam on the surface to be detected, and making the reflected light from the surface to be detected interfere with the condensed light beam to thereby form an interference light beam, light receiving means for receiving the interference light beam and outputting bright and dark signals attributable to the relative displacement of the surface to be detected, and condensed light information supplying means for separating part of the reflected light from the surface to be detected from the optical path until the reflected light arrives at said light receiving means, and utilizing the separated light beam to detect the condensed state of the incident light beam onto the surface to be detected or make the condensed state observable.
A displacement detecting apparatus for detecting displacement relative to a relatively moved portion to be detected, comprising:
A displacement detecting apparatus for detecting displacement relative to a relatively moved portion to be detected, comprising:
An apparatus for recording information on a hard disc in a hard disc drive, comprising:
An apparatus for detecting the relative displacement of a surface to be detected, comprising:
An apparatus for recording information on a hard disc in a hard disc drive, comprising:
An apparatus for recording information on a hard disc in a hard disc drive, comprising:
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