Optical disk modified for speed and orientation tracking
An optical disc, speed technology, applied in the direction of optical recording/reproduction, data recording, packaging, etc.
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[0020] An optical disc is configured to allow an image to be applied to the label side of the disc. The disc includes features that may be embossed, silk-screened, or otherwise formed, or coated, which provide disc orientation (i.e., the way the label side of the disc is oriented in the optical disc drive), rotational Information on velocity and angular orientation (ie the direction in which a ray originating at the center of the disc and passing a given point on the circumference of the disc is pointed in an optical disc drive). Optical disk drives include encoders that monitor these characteristics, thereby initially detecting disk orientation, and subsequently monitoring disk speed and angular orientation, thereby assisting in applying an image to the label surface of the optical disk. In an exemplary embodiment, the disc velocity relative to the OPU (i.e., the velocity of the media past the OPU (optical pickup unit), resulting in a continuously varying RPM as the OPU moves...
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