Optical disk recording technique capable of forming pits accurately centered on track and servo-balance adjusting technique for optical disk recording

An optical disk recording device, comprising:

• an optical head that irradiates recording laser light beam onto an optical disk for recording of information thereon and receives a reflection of the laser light beam from the optical disk to provide reflected light reception signals;
• a wobble component detecting section that detects a wobble component, corresponding to a wobble of a track on the optical disk, contained in the reflected light reception signals during the recording of the optical disk;
• a servo error detecting section at detects a servo error by performing arithmetic operations between the reflected light reception signals;
• a servo section that corrects the servo error by driving a servo actuator based on the servo error detected by said servo error detecting section;
• an adjusting section that adjusts level balance between the reflected light reception signals to be used in the arithmetic operations performed by said servo error detecting section;
• a control section that automatically adjusts the level balance between the reflected light reception signals by controlling said adjusting section in such a way that the wobble component detected by said wobble component detecting section presents a minimum level;
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• a plurality of variable resistor, wherein the optical disk includes a power calibration area (PCA), and said servo error detecting section, servo section, adjusting section, and control section are configured to allow balance adjustment by using resistance values for said resistors that are obtained through trial recordings and pre-stored on said PCA of said optical disk.