CD focus error gain values determine method

Abstract

This invention relates to disc slice focus error gains value determining method with one special disc slice composed of roller scalar, one special operation area and one scalar description area, whichcomprises the following steps: putting the disc into disc record machine with roller facing one optical read head in the record; the read head detects signals on description area to get one first focus error gains value and one first side beam integral signal for signal detecting on special operations to get one second side beam integral signal; comparing the first and second side beams signal intensity to get one proportion relationship.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention is a method for determining the focus error gain value of an optical disc, in particular, it is applied to a control process of focusing setting on a special optical disc that can be used for label surface drawing by an optical disc burner. Background technique [0002] For users who often need to use optical disc burners for data backup, after backing up data on a writable optical disc, they often feel that the back of the monotonous disc without a special pattern cannot represent the data that has been burned and backed up. The common method is to use a marker or a special pen for optical discs to directly indicate the name of the data that has been backed up, or to use some printers that can be used to print the label on the back of the optical disc to print the pattern or text on the label paper. However, it may be due to uneven weight distribution of the paper, or the paper is not firmly adhered to the back of the optical disc, wh...

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As shown in the figure, it can be known that the focus S-curve formed by the voltage waveform of the general focus error signal will present a very complete and regular waveform change diagram, so the optical disc recorder can obtain the correct and reasonable FE gain value and Perform correct focus control, however, when the focus S-curve generated comes from the above-mentioned low-reflection area of ​​the signal, the focus S-curve will be affected; Schematic diagram of the change of the focus S-curve formed by the focus error signal in the control process of the interpretation in the operating area 11

As can be seen from the figure and the above content, due to the existence of the signal low reflection area in the characteristic operating area 11, the obtained focus S-curve cannot present a very complete and regular waveform, so it is impossible to obtain a correct and accurate waveform. A reasonable FE gain value will cause the obtained FE gain value to be either too large or too small, which will easily cause a focus server (Focus Servo) in the CD recorder to fail to focus correctly and lose focus

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