2001
DOI: 10.1143/jjap.40.1639
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A Format of High-Density Rewritable Optical Disk using Groove Recording

Abstract: A new physical format using groove recording and new signal processing techniques is discussed. The signal reproduction of shallow pre-embossed pits was confirmed with a technique utilizing tangential push-pull (TPP) and a compatible partial response (PR) equalizing system. An evaluation in terms of the bit error rate by hardware experiments is demonstrated.

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“…The information area is separated by multiple zones in the radial direction, and each zone is divided into multiple segments in the track tangential direction, which are in a zone continuous linear velocity (ZCLV) format. 29,30) The address and other information are physically premastered by the wobbling of tracks. As the ZCLV format is applied, the phases of the adjacent wobbles are synchronized with each other in each zone.…”
Section: Structure Of Proposed Formatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The information area is separated by multiple zones in the radial direction, and each zone is divided into multiple segments in the track tangential direction, which are in a zone continuous linear velocity (ZCLV) format. 29,30) The address and other information are physically premastered by the wobbling of tracks. As the ZCLV format is applied, the phases of the adjacent wobbles are synchronized with each other in each zone.…”
Section: Structure Of Proposed Formatmentioning
confidence: 99%