Cyclic memory and disc device
AssigneePanasonic Corporation
InventorTsuyoshi Katayama
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AssigneePanasonic Corporation
InventorTsuyoshi Katayama
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Provided is an orbiting memory capable of suppressing residual deviation even when a phase difference is caused between a signal to be compensated and information stored in a memory to be fed back and a disc device using the orbiting memory. The disc device includes: an adder to which a signal (s10) to be compensated and having a cyclic frequency component such as a control system error signal is inputted; and a feed back signal system for successively updating and storing an output signal of the adder for each cycle in a memory and inputting one-cycle information stored in the memory to the adder. The feed back signal system includes: a filter unit for outputting a signal contained in a learning band which is arbitrarily set among output signals from the adder; the memory for successively updating and storing the output signal of the filter unit; a phase correction unit capable of arbitrarily setting a phase amount when inputting the output of the memory to the adder; and a gain element for multiplying the one-cycle information subjected to the phase correction by the phase correction unit by a value not smaller than 0 and not greater than 1 and inputting the obtained value to the adder.
A cyclic memory which performs repetitive control for a compensation target signal, comprising:
A cyclic memory which performs repetitive control for a compensation target signal that is read out from a disc, comprising:
A cyclic memory which performs repetitive control for a compensation target signal that is read from a disc, comprising:
A disc device for optically or magnetically recording/reproducing information to a disc, including:
A disc device for optically or magnetically recording/reproducing information to a disc, including:
A disc device for optically or magnetically recording/reproducing information to a disc, including:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.