Multi-channel parallel writing method for photochromic multi-wavelength optical storage
A photochromic, multi-wavelength technology, applied in the direction of optical recording/reproduction/erasing methods, optical recording systems, etc., can solve problems such as interference between sequence codes, and achieve the effect of improving storage capacity and high coding efficiency
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[0027] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and a specific example.
[0028] First a brief introduction to the theoretical basis of coding. In optical (magnetic) storage systems, the encoder's task is to convert (binary) user data into a sequence that fits within the constraints of a given channel. On average, m binary user data symbols are converted into n binary channel symbols. The efficiency of the modulation code is measured by the quotient R=m / n of m and n, where R is called the information rate, or code rate for short. For a channel with a given input limit, its maximum code rate is usually called capacity, denoted by C.
[0029] According to the capacity calculation formula of Shannon theory, the capacity formula of the run-length limited (d, k) code can be obtained:
[0030] C(d,k)=log 2 lambda
[0031] where λ is the largest positive real root of the following equation:
[0032] x k+2 -x k+1 -x k...
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