An oblique-incidence Foucault
prism method for multi-layer
optical disc focusing, the focusing device involved is: the
laser light emitted by the
laser and collimated is focused by the incident lens and enters the
optical disc surface in a way that the
optical axis is inclined relative to the
optical disc surface, After being reflected on the information recording surface of the optical disc, it is focused and imaged by a reflective lens, and then through the Foucault
prism set at the imaging point, the defocus
signal is formed by receiving the
light spot through a two-quadrant photoelectric
receiver; the method is as follows: 1) Make the optical disc away from the
laser The position of the focal point moves toward the laser focal point to realize coarse focusing; 2) The laser beam forms a
light spot on the surface of the two-quadrant photoelectric
receiver through the above-mentioned focusing device; 3) Let the defocus
signal T be the upper quadrant
photocurrent of the two-quadrant photoelectric
receiver and the ratio of the difference between the
photocurrent of the lower quadrant and the total
photocurrent; 4) change the position of the two lenses with T to control the two-dimensional torque device of the position of the two lenses to reduce the amount of defocus; 5) repeat the above 2) to 4) process until the accurate focused illumination of the laser focus point on the information recording surface of the optical disc is realized.