Erasing method for duplicative optical disc
A technology of optical discs and laser diodes, applied in optical recording/reproduction/erasing methods, optical erasing systems, etc., capable of solving problems such as erasure failure and data loss
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[0025] Taking a rewritable DVD-RW disc as an example, since the track length represented by each LPP data block can record the data volume of one ECC Block. Therefore, when an optical disc recorder writes to a DVD-RW disc, it must be written in units of ECC Block data, wherein each ECC Block data is accompanied by its ECC Block address.
[0026] According to the description of the DVD-RW specification, each ECC Block encodes 2K Byte data (Main Data) and assigns an ECC Block address. The encoded ECC Block must undergo 8 to 16 Modulation (8 to 16 Modulation) to generate a recording data signal that conforms to the length compression restriction code (2, 10), which means RLL (2, 10) (Run-Length-Limited) (Recording Data Signal). Finally, the recording data signal is converted into a write pulse signal (Write Pulse Signal) to drive the laser diode and complete the action of writing to the DVD-RW disc.
[0027] In the writing mode, the control chipset in the disc recorder will con...
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