Disc recording method and system
A technology for optical disc recording and recording conditions, applied to optical recording systems, optical recording/reproducing/erasing methods, recording/reproducing/erasing methods, etc., capable of solving the problems of increased error rate, deterioration of jitter, and inability to erase well Rewritable disc pits and other issues
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[0093] An optical disc recording system according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described below. Figure 8A and 8B is a schematic diagram showing the relationship between the recording area and the reproduction spot, where Figure 8A shows the relationship between the area recorded at the optimum recording power and the reproduced spot, while Figure 8B The relationship between the area recorded at a power higher than the optimum recording power and the reproduction spot is shown. Such as Figure 8A As shown, when data is recorded at an optimum power, the width of pits (portions where the recording layer is made amorphous by irradiating a laser beam onto the rewritable optical disc) is appropriately formed. Therefore, since the influence caused by the pits is small when the light spot is located on a land, the signal level reduction of the reflected light is also small. In the case of recording data with optimum recording power in this way, other t...
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[0109] Next, an optical disc recording system according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. 12A to 12C are views of pits recorded at different recording powers and reproduced waveforms of the respective pits. In FIG. 12A , pit a is a pit recorded by a strategy shorter than the optimum strategy at a recording power higher than the optimum recording power. Pit b is a pit recorded at an optimum recording power by an optimum strategy. The pit c is a pit recorded at a recording power lower than the optimum recording power by a strategy longer than the optimum strategy. As shown in FIG. 12A, the widths of pit a, pit b, and pit c have a relationship of Wa>Wb>Wc, and the lengths of pit a, pit b, and pit c have a relationship of La<Lb<Lc. . As shown in FIG. 12B, when the individual pits are reproduced, as the pit width becomes thicker, the peak-to-peak value (hereinafter referred to as "PP value") of the reproduction signal thus generated in relation t...
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