Optical recording medium driving apparatus
AssigneeFujitsu Limited
InventorsKoichi Iida, Sumio Kuroda
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AssigneeFujitsu Limited
InventorsKoichi Iida, Sumio Kuroda
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An optical recording medium driving apparatus which can obtain a tracking error signal necessary for an accurate track count. An optical recording medium driving apparatus for recording and/or reproducing data in/from an optical recording medium, where information can be recorded in plural tracks formed by land portions and groove portions provided between the land portions, based on a light emitted to the tracks. The apparatus includes a detector for detecting a position of the emitted light, a peak-hold circuit for holding a peak of a position detected signal outputted from the detector so as to output the position detected signal, a bottom-hold circuit for holding a bottom of the position detected signal so as to output the position detected signal, and a switching circuit for switching signals based on the output signals from the peak-hold circuit and bottom-hold circuit so as to output either signal.
An optical recording medium driving apparatus for recording and/or reproducing data in/from an optical recording medium, where information can be recorded in plural tracks, based on a light emitted to the tracks of the optical recording medium, said driving apparatus characterized by comprising:
An optical recording medium driving apparatus for recording and/or reproducing data in/from an optical recording medium, where information can be recorded in plural tracks, based on a light emitted to the tracks of the optical recording medium, said driving apparatus characterized by comprising:
An optical recording medium driving apparatus for recording and/or reproducing data in/from an optical recording medium, where information can be recorded in plural tracks, based on a light emitted to the tracks of the optical recording medium, said drive device characterized by comprising:
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