Tracking gain control method and tracking control circuit
AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasaaki Nara, Michihiro Kuraoka
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AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasaaki Nara, Michihiro Kuraoka
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A tracking signal circuit in an optical disc playback apparatus for performing tracking servo control in accordance with a tracking error signal generated from a first signal that is input from a first photodetector circuit and a second signal that is input from a second photodetector circuit comprises a tracking signal amplifier circuit that has variable gain and a gain control circuit for controlling the gain of the tracking signal amplifier circuit. The tracking gain control circuit comprises a peak hold circuit for performing a peak hold operation on the amplitude of the tracking error signal in a state where tracking servo control is not performed and an amplitude comparator circuit for comparing the amplitude that was held by the peak hold operation with a predetermined reference amplitude, and controls the gain in accordance with the amplitude comparison result. As a result, the tracking gain can be appropriately set for optical discs with each having a different reflectivity.
A tracking gain control method in an optical pickup for performing tracking servo control in accordance with a tracking error signal generated from a first signal that is input from a first photodetector and a second signal that is input from a second photodetector, the method comprising:
A tracking gain control method in an optical pickup for performing tracking servo control in accordance with a tracking error signal generated from a first signal that is input from a first photodetector and a second signal that is input from a second photodetector, the method comprising:
A tracking control circuit in an optical pickup for performing tracking servo control in accordance with a tracking error signal generated from a first signal that is input from a first photodetector and a second signal that is input from a second photodetector, comprising:
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