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3results about "Optical overwriting" patented technology

Magnetic disk device

The embodiment of the invention provides a magnetic disk device capable of appropriately executing a rewrite operation caused by ATI. A controller of a magnetic disk device according to the present embodiment adds a count value corresponding to a storage region in the vicinity of one of a plurality of storage regions in accordance with a write operation. The rewriting operation includes a seek operation, a stabilization operation waiting for attenuation of residual vibration of the magnetic head, and a rewriting of all data in the first storage area to the first storage area after the stabilization operation. The controller reduces a value of a count corresponding to the first storage area among the plurality of counts in accordance with the rewrite operation. The controller adds a value of a count corresponding to the second storage area among the plurality of counts in accordance with the rewrite operation. The stabilization operation includes an operation for determining whether or not the stabilization operation has been completed on the basis of whether or not a first condition is satisfied. The first condition varies depending on the opportunity of the execution of the retry operation.
Owner:KK TOSHIBA +1

Optical data transfer

ActiveUS12300290B2Optical overwritingOptical beam guiding meansOptical data transmissionLight beam
In an optical data transfer system, a beam modulator is configured to embed a set of data in an input beam. A multimode optical waveguide network has an in-coupling region for receiving the input beam. The multimode optical waveguide network is configured to guide the input beam to an out-coupling region of the multimode optical waveguide network. A spatial coherent detector is configured to measure a phase and an amplitude of an output optical field at multiple locations. The output optical field is at least partially defined by the input beam and thus exhibiting distortion effects caused by the passage of the beam through the multimode waveguide network. Signal processing is applied to an output of the spatial coherent detector, in order to compensate for the distortion effects, and thereby recover, from the output of the spatial coherent detector, the set of data embedded in the input beam.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY LICENSING LLC