WO2006013879A1 - 光状態認識装置、情報処理装置、および、光状態認識方法 - Google Patents
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- Light state recognition device information processing device, and light state recognition method
- the present invention relates to specific light received by a light receiving device that receives at least zero-order light and a pair of primary light that are diffracted by a diffraction grating, irradiated onto a recording surface of a recording medium, and reflected.
- the present invention relates to a light state recognition device, an information processing device, and a light state recognition method. Background art
- a disk device that processes a disk-shaped recording medium such as an optical disk by an optical pickup is known.
- An optical pickup of this disk device is known to control the position of light irradiation, for example, tracking servo control of an objective lens, based on light emitted from a light source and reflected by an optical disk.
- tracking servo control a configuration is known in which the focus position is detected by diffracting the light emitted from the light source (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
- a laser beam is separated into a 0th-order light beam and a ⁇ 1st-order diffracted light beam by a diffraction grating. Furthermore, the three focused spots formed on the recording surface of the optical disc by these light beams (hereinafter, the center focused spot among the three focused spots is the main spot and the focused spots on both sides of the main spot are Each spot is focused so as to be approximately half the period of the guide groove provided on the optical disc. After that, the optical disk reflected light of each spot is received by three 2- or 4-divided light receiving surfaces, and subtracted by a subtractor, so that the push pull signal Sa of the main spot and the push pull signal Sb of each sub spot are obtained.
- Patent Document 1 JP 2003-272190 A (page 4, right column, page 7, left column) Disclosure of the Invention
- optical disc a configuration of a two-layer structure in which recording surfaces are laminated in the thickness direction.
- This optical disc includes a recording surface that reflects a part of the irradiated light and transmits a part of the light so that it can be condensed on the lower recording surface.
- a two-layered optical disk is used in a conventional disk device such as the configuration described in Patent Document 1
- stray light is Reflected as so-called stray light on other recording surfaces.
- stray light there is a possibility that stray light may be received in a state where stray light is superimposed on the light reflected by the target reflecting surface, and a problem that may cause malfunction is cited as an example.
- the present invention provides an optical state recognition device, an information processing device, and an optical state recognition method that appropriately recognize the intensity of specific light reflected by a recording medium in view of the above-described actual situation and the like.
- the purpose is to do.
- the light state recognition device of the present invention is a light state recognition device for recognizing a light state in which light emitted from a light source is irradiated onto a recording surface of a recording medium and reflected by the recording surface.
- Reference light intensity information acquisition means for acquiring reference light intensity information corresponding to the intensity of light reflected by the reference recording medium whose recording surface has specific reflection characteristics, and light reflected by the predetermined recording medium
- Detection light intensity information generating means for detecting detection light intensity and generating detection light intensity information corresponding to the intensity, and based on the reference light intensity information and the detection light intensity information, the predetermined recording medium
- reflection state recognition means for recognizing the reflection state of the light.
- An information processing apparatus of the present invention includes the above-described light state recognition apparatus of the present invention, a light source, an optical element including a diffraction grating that transmits and diffracts light emitted from the light source, and transmits the diffraction grating.
- an optical pickup comprising:
- the detection light intensity information acquisition means of the sensing device detects the intensity of the reflected light based on the predetermined signal from the light receiving device.
- the light state recognition method of the present invention is a light state recognition method for recognizing the state of light reflected from the recording surface when the light emitted from the light source is irradiated onto the recording surface of the recording medium by the computing means.
- the calculation means obtains reference light intensity information corresponding to the intensity of light reflected by the reference recording medium having a specific reflection characteristic on the recording surface, and reflects the light by a predetermined recording medium.
- the detected light intensity is detected, detected light intensity information corresponding to the intensity is generated, and the reflection state of the light on the predetermined recording medium is recognized based on the reference light intensity information and the detected light intensity information. It is characterized by that.
- FIG. 1 is a plan view with a part cut away showing a schematic configuration of a disk device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a plan view with a part cut away showing a schematic configuration in a state in which a tray portion has advanced in the disk device in the embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the disk device in the embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a plan view with a part cut away showing a disk processing unit of the disk device in the embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a schematic configuration for explaining an optical path configuration of the optical pickup in the embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a plan view schematically showing the shape of each light receiving portion of the light receiving element in the embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a partially cutaway cross-sectional view schematically showing a schematic configuration of an optical disk for performing information processing in the disk device in the embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram conceptually showing an optical path in a state where information is processed by the 0th recording layer of the optical disc in the embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram conceptually showing an optical path in a state where information is processed by the first recording layer of the optical disc in the embodiment.
- FIG. 10 Unclassified single-layer main voltage value and single-layer sub-voltage value in the embodiment. Flow chart showing tracking during information processing for an optical disc at the time of delivery
- Objective lens moving means that also functions as a tracking processing means
- Offset calculation means that also functions as a reflection state recognition means and a diffracted light intensity recognition means, constituting an optical state recognition apparatus and an information processing apparatus
- Movement control signal generating means that also functions as a tracking processing control means that constitutes an optical state recognition device and an information processing device
- Objective lens movement control means that also functions as a tracking processing control means, constituting an optical state recognition device and an information processing device
- Stl, St2, St3, St4 Single-layer sub-voltage value corresponding to the intensity of the reference transmitted light intensity information
- a disk device that records and reads information on and from an optical disk that is a detachable disk-shaped recording medium as a recording medium
- the recording medium is not limited to the optical disk, but can be any disc-shaped recording medium that uses light such as a magneto-optical disk.
- any shape such as a cylindrical shape having a recording surface on the outer peripheral surface or a tape shape is applicable.
- the recording process and the reading process are performed by moving the optical pickup along the recording surface without rotating the optical disk, for example, without being limited to the configuration in which the optical disk is moved in the substantially radial direction along the recording surface of the rotating optical disk. It may be configured.
- a disk device called a so-called slim disk drive, for example, a so-called slot-in type disk device, a configuration having a tray on which a disk-shaped recording medium is placed and conveyed by advancing and retreating, Any configuration such as a configuration in which a pedestal that pivotally supports the recording medium advances and retreats can be used.
- the disk device not only the disk device but also any optical system device that performs processing appropriately based on the light receiving state of the irradiated light, such as a camera or a microscope, can be targeted.
- FIG. 1 is a plan view with a part cut away showing a schematic configuration of the disk device.
- Fig. 2 is a partially cutaway plan view showing a schematic configuration of the disk unit with the tray portion advanced.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the disk device.
- FIG. 4 is a plan view with a part cut away showing the disk processing unit of the disk device.
- 100 is a disk device, and this disk device 100 is a so-called slim disk drive that is mounted on an electric device such as a portable personal computer.
- the disk device 100 includes a reading process and a recording surface that are information processing for reading information recorded on a recording surface provided on at least one surface of the optical disk 10 as a predetermined disc-shaped recording medium that is detachably mounted. Recording processing, which is information processing that records various types of information, is performed.
- the optical disk 10 has a two-layer structure in which two recording surfaces are stacked in the thickness direction.
- the disk device 100 has a substantially square box-like case body 110 made of, for example, metal, having an internal space and having one side surface opened.
- a tray section 120 a conveying means 130 for moving the tray section 120 back and forth through the opening of the case body 110, a memory 400, and a control circuit section for controlling the overall operation of the disk device 100. 500 is arranged.
- the tray section 120 includes a substantially plate-like tray 121 formed of, for example, a synthetic resin, and a case that is provided in one edge of the tray and is retracted into the case body 110 by the conveying means 130. And a decorative plate 122 formed into a thin plate shape with a synthetic resin or the like that closes the opening of the body 110.
- the tray 121 has a mounting opening 121A formed substantially at the center.
- the tray section 120 is provided with a disk processing section 200 so that a part of the tray section 120 faces the mounting opening 121A of the tray 121.
- the transport means 130 includes a guide rail 131 disposed in the case body, an urging means (not shown), an urging release means 132, and the like.
- the guide rail 131 is disposed along the advancing / retreating direction through the opening of the tray part 120, and guides the advancing / retreating movement of the tray part 120.
- the biasing means is, for example, a spring member, and is elastically deformed with the tray portion 120 retracted into the case body 110, and the tray portion 120 is advanced through the opening of the case body 110. Act.
- the urging release means 132 is engaged with the engaging / disengaging claw 123 provided in the tray portion 120 in a state where the tray portion 120 is retracted into the case body 110 and the opening is closed, for example, an operation of an eject button, etc.
- the engagement / disengagement claw 123 is released in response to the advance request of the tray section 120.
- the memory 400 includes a single-layer main voltage value Mti (i is 1 !, a natural number of 4), which will be described later, output from the control circuit unit 500, and a single-layer sub-voltage value Stj (j is 1 !, 4 and a cancel voltage value Ej (j is a natural number of 1 to 4), and the like are stored in a readable manner.
- the memory 400 stores various programs developed on an OS (Operating System) that controls the operation of the entire disk device 100.
- OS Operating System
- CMOS Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor
- the disk processing unit 200 disposed in the tray unit 120 includes a pedestal unit 210 formed in a frame shape.
- a disk rotation driving means 220 is disposed on the pedestal 210 in the vicinity of the periphery.
- the disk rotation driving means 220 includes a rotating electric motor 221 that is a spindle motor, and a turntable 222 that is provided integrally with the output shaft 221 A of the rotating electric motor 221.
- processing moving means 230 is disposed on the pedestal part 210.
- the processing moving means 230 includes a pair of guide shafts 231 disposed on the pedestal part 210 so that the axial directions thereof are substantially parallel to each other, and a moving electric motor 232 that is a stepping motor, for example.
- a lead screw 232A having a helical engagement groove 232B on the outer peripheral surface is integrally and coaxially connected to an output shaft (not shown) of the electric motor 232 for movement.
- an information processing unit 240 supported by the processing moving means 230 is disposed on the pedestal unit 210.
- the information processing unit 240 includes a movement holding unit 241 that is held in a state of being bridged between the pair of guide shafts 231.
- the movement holding portion 241 includes a holding portion 241A into which the guide shaft 231 is movably inserted, and a movement restriction that engages with the engagement groove 232B of the lead screw 232A connected to the output shaft of the electric motor 232 for movement. Claw portion 241B.
- the movement holding unit 241 of the information processing unit 240 is connected to the control circuit unit 500 so as to be able to send and receive signals. Under the control of the control circuit unit 500, various information recorded on the recording surface of the optical disc 10 is read.
- An optical pickup 300 is provided for performing a reading process for outputting to the output circuit unit and a recording process for recording various information of the control circuit unit 500 force on the recording surface.
- the optical pickup 300 will be described by exemplifying a configuration capable of information processing of both a CD (Compact Disc) and a DVD (Digital Versatile Disc) as the optical disc 10, but as described above, any recording medium may be used.
- a configuration according to the information processing can be applied.
- a light source there are a plurality of light sources that emit only the laser beam for CD and the laser beam for DVD, which exemplifies a configuration using a light source capable of emitting two-frequency emitted light of CD laser light and DVD laser light.
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a schematic configuration for explaining the optical path configuration of the optical pickup.
- FIG. 6 is a plan view schematically showing the shape of each light receiving portion of the light receiving element.
- the optical pickup 300 includes a holder 310 that is partially shown in FIG.
- the holder 310 has an integral structure that constitutes a part of the movement holding portion 241.
- the holder 310 can be any of the configurations incorporated in the movement holding portion 241.
- the holder 310 has a light source for emitting CD laser light as emitted light that is light having a wavelength for CD and DVD laser light as emitted light that is light having a wavelength for DVD.
- a semiconductor laser 320 is provided.
- a grating element 331 which is an optical element is disposed on the emission side of the semiconductor laser 320.
- This grating element 331 has a diffraction grating that diffracts laser light emitted from the semiconductor laser 320 on a glass substrate (not shown) into at least three light beams of zero-order light and first-order light. . That is, the diffraction grating diffracts the light from the semiconductor laser 320 into zero-order light as transmitted light and ⁇ first-order light as diffracted light. The intensity of the 0th-order light is considerably stronger than the intensity of the ⁇ 1st-order light.
- the 0th-order light is diffracted into a state in which the light intensity is sufficiently strong so that the information reading process and the recording process are appropriately performed.
- the grating element 331 may be provided with a plurality of gratings for diffracting the laser beam for CD and the laser beam for DVD emitted from the semiconductor laser 320, or provided with diffraction gratings on both sides of the glass substrate. But it ’s okay.
- the holder 310 is an optical element located on the optical axis of the semiconductor laser 320.
- a semi-transmissive mirror 332 is provided. This transflective mirror 332 reflects the CD laser light and DVD laser light in the optical axis direction by approximately 90 °, and the reflection direction force is incident on the CD laser light and DVD. Transmits the 0th order light and the 1st order light of the laser light for use.
- the holder 310 has a collimator as an optical element that adjusts the divergence angle of the 0th order light and the ⁇ 1st order light of the laser beam for CD and the laser beam for DVD reflected by the semi-transmissive mirror 332.
- a lens 333 is provided.
- the holder 310 is a mirror as an optical element that reflects each 90th-order light and first-order light of the CD laser light and DVD laser light that has passed through the collimator lens 333 in the optical axis direction by approximately 90 °. 334 is arranged.
- the holder 310 is not shown in the figure for wave plate aberration and wavefront aberration (not shown) through which the 0th order light and ⁇ 1st order light of the CD laser light and DVD laser light reflected by the mirror 334 are transmitted!
- a liquid crystal panel is installed.
- the holder 310 receives the 0th order light and ⁇ 1st order light of the laser beam for CD and the laser beam for DV D transmitted by the semi-transmissive mirror 332, and outputs a predetermined signal.
- a light receiving element 350 as a device is provided.
- a cylindrical lens as an optical element (not shown) for astigmatism is disposed between the semi-transmissive mirror 332 and the light receiving element 350.
- the optical pickup 300 is provided with an optical element held by an objective lens holder (not shown) and an objective lens 370 as a condensing means.
- the object lens 370 is disposed so as to be movable in a focus direction along the optical axis of the CD laser light and DVD laser light reflected by the mirror 334 and in a tracking direction orthogonal to the optical axis.
- the objective lens 370 is moved by an objective lens moving unit 380 that also functions as a tracking processing unit including a magnetic body, a magnet, and a coil (not shown) attached to the holder 310 and the objective lens holder.
- the zero-order light condensing in the main light receiving part 351 of the light receiving element 350 by the cylindrical lens becomes a substantially circular shape at a substantially central position of the main light receiving part 351.
- a cylindrical lens is mounted and fixed to the holder 310 in a positional relationship in which the main light receiving unit 351 collects light linearly in two diagonal directions.
- the light receiving element 350 includes a main light receiving unit 351 as a first region that receives 0th-order light, and a second region as a second region that receives + first-order light. And a second sub light receiving unit 353 as a second region for receiving the primary light.
- the first sub-light receiving unit 352 may receive the primary light and the second sub-light receiving unit 353 may receive the + first-order light, which is the reverse configuration for receiving ⁇ primary light.
- the light receiving element 350 is configured such that the first sub light receiving unit 352 and the second sub light receiving unit 353 are adjacent to each other in one direction of the main light receiving unit 351.
- the main light receiving unit 351 has a rectangular shape of a substantially square area divided into four in a cross shape.
- the first main light receiving area 351A, the second main light receiving area 351B, and the third main light receiving area 351C are substantially square.
- a fourth main light receiving region 351D are substantially square.
- the first sub light receiving unit 352 has a substantially square shape that is substantially the same as the main light receiving unit 351 in one direction that is adjacent to the main light receiving unit 351, the first sub light receiving unit 352, and the second sub light receiving unit 353.
- the region is divided into two parts, and has a first A sub light receiving region 352A and a first B sub light receiving region 352B.
- the second sub light receiving portion 353 is formed in the same shape as the first sub light receiving portion 352, and has a second A sub light receiving region 353A and a second B sub light receiving region 353B.
- the first to fourth main light receiving areas 351A to 351D, the first A sub light receiving area 352A, the IB sub light receiving area 352B, the second A sub light receiving area 353A, and the second B sub light receiving area 353B A voltage value including a direct current component (hereinafter referred to as a DC component) and an alternating current component (hereinafter referred to as an AC component) corresponding to the strength is output to the control circuit unit 500. Based on each voltage value output from the light receiving element 350, the control circuit unit 500 performs tracking and focusing.
- a direct current component hereinafter referred to as a DC component
- an AC component alternating current component
- each voltage value output from the light receiving element 350 is a predetermined ratio of the voltage value from the main light receiving unit 351 and the voltage value from each of the sub light receiving units 352 and 353, for example, 4: 1.
- a configuration in which the respective light receiving portions 351, 352, and 353 are provided in the state to be illustrated can be illustrated.
- an amplifier (not shown) amplifies the voltage value output from each of the light receiving units 351, 352, and 353 to a predetermined ratio and outputs it can be exemplified.
- the 0th-order light and the primary light are respectively the main light-receiving unit 351, the first sub-light-receiving unit, and the first sub-light-receiving unit.
- the optical pickup 300 is configured by arranging a cylindrical lens, a light receiving element 350, and the like in a positional relationship of being irradiated in a substantially circular shape at the center of the second sub light receiving unit. With respect to this reference state, the irradiation region S to which ⁇ 1st order light is irradiated changes due to a change in the characteristics of the optical path reflected from the optical disk 10 and received by the semiconductor laser 320.
- the change in the characteristics of the optical path includes the tolerance of the wavelength of the light emitted from the semiconductor laser 320, the tolerance of the distance between the diffraction gratings of the grating element 331, and the distance between the disposed semiconductor laser 320 and the grating element 331.
- Examples include tolerances, tolerances such as the distance and inclination between the cylindrical lens and the light receiving element 350, component tolerances of each optical element itself, and changes in distance and inclination due to changes in the time of the resin that fixes the cylindrical lens. .
- the optical pickup 300 receives a part of the laser beam for CD and the laser beam for DVD, detects the amount of received light, and adjusts the output of the semiconductor laser 320.
- a collimator lens 333 for condensing light on the element 350 and optical elements such as various prisms and mirrors are also provided.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view with a part cut away schematically showing a schematic configuration of an optical disk for performing information processing in the disk device.
- FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram conceptually showing an optical path in a state where information is processed by the 0th recording layer of the optical disc.
- FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram conceptually showing an optical path in a state where information processing is performed in the first recording layer of the optical disc.
- the control circuit unit 500 is configured as a circuit configuration on a circuit board on which various electrical components are mounted, for example. As shown in FIG. 3, the control circuit unit 500 includes an information processing unit 510 and a light collection state control unit 520 as a calculation unit.
- the information processing means 510 detects the mounting of the optical disc 10, or performs information processing such as reading processing and recording processing, for example, reproduction of recorded information. Specifically, the information processing means 510 determines whether or not the optical disk 10 is loaded. For example, the presence / absence of the optical disk 10 is determined by a detection operation using a disk detection unit such as a sensor or a switch (not shown) provided separately, or a detection operation based on the presence / absence of reflected light by controlling the optical pickup 300. Then, it is determined that the optical disc 10 is not loaded. And waits for the optical disk 10 to be inserted. If it is determined that the optical disk 10 is loaded, it is determined whether or not there is a request for information processing.
- a disk detection unit such as a sensor or a switch (not shown) provided separately, or a detection operation based on the presence / absence of reflected light by controlling the optical pickup 300. Then, it is determined that the optical disc 10 is not loaded. And waits for the optical disk 10 to be inserted. If
- the information processing execution request is waited. If there is a request for implementation, the electric motor 221 for rotation, the electric motor 232 for movement, and the optical pickup 300 are operated as appropriate to perform information processing. That is, light is emitted from the semiconductor laser 320 to irradiate the recording surface of the optical disk 10, and the reflected light is received by the light receiving element 350 and processed.
- the light receiving state of the light receiving element 350 in the optical pickup 300 is exemplified below.
- the optical disc 10 for example, a DVD + R (Digital Versatile Disc-Recordable Plus) having a two-layer structure in which two recording surfaces as shown in FIG.
- a first recording layer 12A is provided on the other surface of a disc-like substrate 11 whose outer surface side that is one surface is a label surface 11A.
- tracks are formed in a substantially spiral shape or a substantially concentric shape.
- the surface of the first recording layer 12A is provided with a predetermined reflectance.
- a 0th recording layer 13A having a predetermined transmittance and reflectance is provided on the surface side of the first recording layer 12A. Similar to the first recording layer 12A, tracks on the surface of the 0th recording layer 13A are formed in a substantially spiral shape or a substantially concentric shape. A protective layer 14 is provided on the surface of the 0th recording layer 13A.
- the optical path applied to the optical disc 10 is as shown in Figs. 8 and 9 are diagrams in which the track shape is omitted, and the 0th-order light having particularly strong light is described as stray light.
- the 0th order light R and the ⁇ 1st order light R which are diffracted by the grating element 331 and converted into parallel light by the collimator lens 333, R is tracking and for force
- the light is condensed on the 0th recording layer 13A by the objective lens 370 appropriately moved by the sing. Further, since the 0th recording layer 13A has a predetermined light transmittance, the 0th order light R and the ⁇ 1st order light R
- R are condensed in a state of defocusing even in the first recording layer 12A. And this 0th
- the 0th-order light R and ⁇ 1st-order light R 1, R reflected by the recording layer 13A are the other collimator lenses 3
- the light receiving unit 352 and the second sub light receiving unit 353 are respectively irradiated.
- the 0th-order light R and the ⁇ first-order light R 1 and R 2 reflected by the first recording layer 12A are also irradiated to the light receiving element 350.
- the light receiving element 350 receives the light force reflected by the first recording layer 12A that is not the 0th recording layer 13A to be the information processing, so-called stray light R.
- the 0 and ⁇ first-order light R 1 and R 2 are objectives that are moved appropriately by tracking and focusing.
- the light is condensed on the first recording layer 12A, and is condensed on the 0th recording layer 13A positioned in front of the lens 370 in a state of being out of focus.
- the 0th-order light R and ⁇ 1st-order lights R 1, R reflected by the first recording layer 12A are reflected by other collimator lenses 333
- the main light receiving unit 351, the first sub light receiving unit 352, and the second sub light receiving unit 353 of the light receiving element 350 are respectively irradiated via a projection. Further, the 0th-order light R and the ⁇ first-order light R 1, R reflected by the 0th recording layer 13A are also applied to the light receiving element 350 as stray light R.
- the 0 +1-1 state is a state in which the stray light R is superimposed on a substantially circular region including the main light receiving unit 351, the first sub light receiving unit 352, and the second sub light receiving unit 353.
- the 0th order light R is
- the light receiving state of the main light receiving unit 351 is the stray light R.
- the 0th order light R is higher than the light intensity of the stray light R per unit area received in a state where it is diffused over a wide range.
- the intensity of light per unit area of 0 is much stronger. Therefore, the light receiving state in each of the first to fourth main light receiving regions 351A to 351D of the main light receiving unit 351 can sufficiently detect the light receiving state of the 0th-order light R even if stray light R is superimposed. Based on the voltage value output from
- the condensing state control means 520 detects a tracking error or a focus error based on the condensing state on the optical disc 10 and appropriately moves the objective lens 370 to condense it on the optical disc 10.
- the condensing state control unit 520 includes a voltage value acquisition unit 521 that also functions as a reference light intensity information acquisition unit and a detection light intensity information acquisition unit, and an offset calculation that also functions as a reflection state recognition unit and a diffracted light intensity recognition unit.
- the voltage value acquisition means 521, the offset calculation means 522, the movement control signal generation means 523, and the object lens movement control means 524 constitute the light state recognition device of the present invention.
- the optical pickup 300, the voltage value acquisition means 521, the offset calculation means 522, the movement control signal generation means 523, and the objective lens movement control means 524 constitute the information processing apparatus of the present invention.
- the light state recognition device and the information processing device of the present invention may be configured not to include the movement control signal generation means 523 and the objective lens movement control means 524.
- the voltage value acquisition unit 521 acquires the voltage value from the light receiving element 350 and stores it in the memory 400 so as to be appropriately readable.
- the voltage value acquisition means 521 has a single-layer structure with one recording surface when the memory 400 stores the single-layer main voltage value Mti and the single-layer sub-voltage value Stj.
- a process for detecting the mounting of a single-layer disc (not shown) as a disc-shaped reference recording medium is performed. For example, the presence / absence of a single-layer disc is determined by the same processing as when the optical disc 10 is detected. If it determines that no single-layer disc is loaded, it waits for insertion.
- the operations of the electric motor 221 for rotation, the electric motor 232 for movement, and the semiconductor laser 320 are appropriately controlled to irradiate a predetermined position on the recording surface of the single-layer disc. .
- the optical path for irradiating the single-layer disc is, for example, as follows. That is, if the recording surface of the single-layer disc exists only at a position corresponding to the first recording layer 12A of the optical disc 10 as shown in FIG. And ⁇ primary light R 1, R 2 in the first recording layer 12A by the objective lens 370 and a predetermined substantially circular shape
- R is the main light receiving part 351, the first sub light receiving part 352 and the second sub of the light receiving element 350.
- the 0th recording layer 13A does not exist, that is, there is no portion that is focused in a defocused state as in the optical disc 10, and thus the light receiving element 350 is not irradiated with the stray light R. .
- the voltage value acquisition means 521 includes the first, second, third, and fourth main light receiving areas 351A, 351B, 351C, and 351D in the state where the single-layer disc is mounted, respectively.
- each voltage value is stored in the memory 400 as a single-layer main voltage value Mtl, Mt2, Mt3, Mt4 so as to be appropriately readable.
- voltage values as reference diffracted light intensity information are obtained from the first A sub light receiving area 352A, the IB sub light receiving area 352B, the second A sub light receiving area 353A, and the second B sub light receiving area 353B, respectively.
- the single-layer main voltage value Mti is a voltage value corresponding to the light intensity of the 0th-order light R
- the single-layer sub-voltage value Stj is , ⁇ 1st order light scale, R
- the voltage value corresponds to the light intensity of 0 +1-1.
- the single-layer main voltage value Mti is a voltage value corresponding to the intensity of the reference transmitted light intensity information of the present invention
- the single-layer sub-voltage value Stj is a voltage value corresponding to the intensity of the reference diffraction light intensity information of the present invention.
- the voltage value acquisition means 521 also detects the first, second, third, and fourth main light receiving areas 351A, 351B, 351C, and 351D in the state in which the optical disc 10 is mounted.
- these voltage values are output to the offset calculation means 522 as the two-layer main voltage values Mnl, Mn2, Mn3, Mn4.
- the voltage value as the second detected light intensity information that is the detected light intensity information from the first A sub light receiving area 352A, the IB sub light receiving area 352B, the second A sub light receiving area 353 A, and the second B sub light receiving area 353B, respectively.
- these voltage values are output to the offset calculation means 522 as the two-layer sub-voltage values Snl, Sn2, Sn3, Sn4.
- the two-layer main voltage value Mni i is a natural value of 1 to 4. Number
- Snj the two-layer sub-voltage value
- the 0th-order light R is sufficiently larger than the stray light R as described above, so the two-layer mem-
- the voltage value for the stray light R included in the in-voltage value Mni is negligible.
- the 2-layer main voltage value ⁇ is a voltage value corresponding to the intensity of the i-th detection light intensity information of the present invention, and the 2-layer sub-voltage value Snj corresponds to the intensity of the second detection light intensity information of the present invention.
- the voltage value acquisition unit 521 recognizes that each voltage value Mti, Stj is stored in the memory 400, the voltage value acquisition unit 521 does not perform the process of storing each voltage value Mti, Stj. Process to output Mni and Snj.
- the offset calculation means 522 calculates an offset voltage value Cj corresponding to the intensity of the stray light R. Specifically, when the offset calculation means 522 acquires the two-layer main voltage value Mni and the two-layer sub voltage value Snj from the voltage value acquisition means 521, the single-layer main voltage value Mti and the single-layer sub voltage value Stj Is read as appropriate. Then, the two-layer sub-voltage value Snj is based on the following equation 1!
- the primary photovoltage values Bl, B2, B3, and B4 are the first A sub light receiving area 352A, the IB sub light receiving area 352B, the second A sub light receiving area 353A, and the second B sub light receiving area when the optical disc 10 is mounted.
- the light power received by the 353B is also the intensity of light excluding stray light R, that is, ⁇ primary light R, R
- the voltage value corresponds to the light intensity of +1-1.
- the offset voltage values CI, C2, C3, and C4 are the intensity of stray light R received by the 1st A sub light receiving area 352A, the 1st IB sub light receiving area 352B, the 2nd A sub light receiving area 353A, and the 2nd B sub light receiving area 353B This is the voltage value of the offset corresponding to the height.
- the offset calculation unit 522 when obtaining the primary photovoltage value Bj and the offset voltage value Cj, converts the AC component of each voltage value Mti, Mni, Stj, Snj into a DC component by averaging the predetermined time. Perform conversion and calculation. For this reason, the primary photovoltage value Bj and the offset voltage value Cj are voltage values including only a DC component.
- the offset calculation means 522 cancels the offset voltage values CI, C2, C3, and C4 from the two-layer sub-voltage values Snl, Sn2, Sn3, and Sn4 obtained based on the following equation (3): Find El, E2, E3, and E4. Note that when calculating the cancel voltage value Ej, the offset calculation means 522 performs the calculation without converting the AC component of the two-layer sub-voltage value Snj into a DC component. For this reason, the cancel voltage value Ej is a voltage value including a DC component and an AC component.
- the offset calculation means 522 outputs the two-layer main voltage value Mni and the cancel voltage value Ej to the movement control signal generation means 523.
- the movement control signal generating unit 523 appropriately generates a tracking error signal (hereinafter referred to as a DPP (Differential Push Pull) signal) D for moving the objective lens 370 in the tracking direction by the objective lens moving unit 380. . Specifically, the movement control signal generation means 523 acquires the second layer main voltage value Mni and the cancel voltage value Ej from the offset calculation means 522. Then, a DPP signal D is appropriately generated based on the following equation 4 and output to the objective lens movement control means 524.
- a DPP Different Push Pull
- the movement control signal generation unit 523 performs focusing for moving the objective lens 370 in the direction along the optical axis of the DVD laser beam reflected by the mirror 334 by the objective lens moving unit 380.
- An error signal is appropriately generated and output to the objective lens movement control means 524.
- the objective lens movement control unit 524 appropriately controls the operation of the objective lens movement unit 380 to move the objective lens 370 in order to appropriately collect light on the optical disc 10.
- the objective lens movement control means 524 acquires the DPP signal D and the focusing error signal from the movement control signal generation means 523. Then, the current corresponding to the DPP signal D and the focusing error signal is applied to the coil of the objective lens moving means 380, and the objective lens 370 is moved to an appropriate position.
- FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing tracking during information processing for the optical disk 10 when the single-layer main voltage value Mti and the single-layer sub voltage value Stj are not stored.
- the control circuit unit 500 when power is supplied to the disk device 100, the control circuit unit 500 performs initialization processing such as recognizing the position of the information processing unit. Then, when the control circuit unit 500 recognizes that the single-layer main voltage value Mti and the single-layer sub-voltage value Stj are not stored in the memory 400 by the voltage value acquisition unit 521 of the condensing state control unit 520, Determine whether a single-layer disc is installed or not. If it is determined that it is mounted, light is emitted from the semiconductor laser 320 and irradiated onto the recording surface of the single-layer disc (step S101).
- the voltage value acquisition means 521 performs a process of acquiring a voltage value from the light receiving element 350, that is, a measurement process of the single-layer main voltage value Mti and the single-layer sub-voltage value Stj (Step S102).
- the measured single-layer main voltage value Mti and single-layer sub-voltage value Stj are stored in the memory 400 (step S103).
- the processing of step S101 to step S103 described above may be performed at the time of manufacturing such as shipping inspection of the disk device 100, or may be performed when the user uses the disk device 100 for the first time.
- the voltage value acquisition means 521 determines whether or not there is a request for execution of information processing with the optical disc 10 mounted instead of the single-layer disc. If it is determined that there is a request for performing a reading process, for example, information processing with the optical disc 10 mounted, for example, the 0th recording layer 13A in which the information to be read is recorded is irradiated with light (step S104), 2 Measurement processing of layer main voltage value Mni and layer 2 sub-voltage value Snj is performed (step S105), and the measured layer 2 main voltage value Mni and layer 2 sub-voltage value Snj are output to offset calculation means 522. To do.
- the offset calculation means 522 Upon obtaining the voltage values Mni and Snj, the offset calculation means 522 reads out the voltage values Mti and Stj stored in the memory 400, and converts the two-layer sub voltage value Snj into the primary photovoltage value Bj and the offset voltage value Cj. (Step S106). Then, the offset voltage value Cj is canceled from the second layer sub-voltage value Snj to obtain the cancel voltage value Ej (step S1 07), and the cancel voltage value Ej and the second layer main voltage value Mni are output to the movement control signal generation means 523. To do.
- the movement control signal generation unit 523 acquires the voltage values Ej and Mni
- the movement control signal generation unit 523 generates a DPP signal D (step S108) and outputs the DPP signal D to the objective lens movement control unit 524.
- the objective lens movement control unit 524 acquires the DPP signal D
- the objective lens movement control unit 524 performs tracking to move the objective lens 370 to an appropriate position in the tracking direction by appropriately controlling the operation of the objective lens movement unit 380 (step S109).
- the information processing means 510 performs, for example, a reading process requested to be executed (step S110).
- the disk device 100 includes the 0th-order light R received by the light receiving element 350 in the state where the single-layer disk is mounted by the voltage value acquisition unit 52 1.
- the voltage value corresponding to the light intensity of +1-1 is acquired.
- the voltage value acquisition means 521 is reflected by the optical disk 10 and received by the light receiving element 350 in a state where the information processing means 510 performs information processing on, for example, the 0th recording layer 13A of the optical disk 10.
- the offset calculation means 522 is a voltage corresponding to the intensity of the stray light R reflected by the first recording layer 12A that is not the object of information processing based on each voltage value acquired by the voltage value acquisition means 521.
- the value is calculated as the offset voltage value Cj.
- the disc device 100 has a weak ⁇ 1 of the reflected light, such as stray light R or irregular reflection, which occurs when the optical disk 10 has a two-layer structure with two recording surfaces such as DVD + R.
- Unnecessary light intensity other than +1-1 can be recognized by corresponding to the offset voltage value Cj, and light is weak ⁇ 1st order light R, R strong
- the disk device 100 acquires each voltage value from the light receiving element 350 when the single-layer disk is mounted, and calculates an offset voltage value Cj based on these voltage values. For this reason, the disk device 100 is based on the characteristics of the optical path when the user uses it, even if the characteristics of the optical path change compared to the time of the shipping inspection due to, for example, a change in the time of the grease that fixes each optical element. Therefore, the offset voltage value Cj can be calculated. Accordingly, the disk device 100 appropriately recognizes the intensities of ⁇ 1st order light R and R, which are weak in light according to the situation at the time of use, compared to a configuration in which each voltage value is stored in the memory 400 at the time of shipping inspection, for example. it can.
- the offset calculation means 522 calculates the offset voltage value Cj based on the above formulas 1 and 2. Specifically, the offset calculation means 522 calculates the ratio of the single layer sub voltage value Stj and the single layer main voltage value Mti, that is, the single layer sub voltage value Stj is divided by the sum of the single layer main voltage value Mti.
- the offset voltage value Cj is calculated based on the standard value and the like! Therefore, the disk device 100 can appropriately calculate the offset voltage value Cj regardless of the reflectance of the recording layers 12A and 13A of the optical disk 10 and the distance between the recording layers 12A and 13A, for example. Therefore, it is possible to recognize the intensities of the weak ⁇ primary lights R and R in various optical discs 10 and improve the convenience of the disc device 100.
- the optical pickup 300 is received by the main light receiving unit 351.
- the offset calculation means 522 is actually a two-layer matrix corresponding to the intensity of the 0th-order light R and stray light R.
- the voltage value Mni can be regarded as a voltage value corresponding to the light intensity of only the 0th-order light R.
- the offset calculation means 522 performs a process of obtaining the primary photovoltage value Bj without the need to remove the stray light R voltage value from the two-layer main voltage value Mni when calculating the primary photovoltage value Bj. It can be easier.
- voltage value acquisition means 521 recognizes that single-layer main voltage value Mti and single-layer sub-voltage value Stj are stored in memory 400, it acquires each voltage value from light receiving element 350. Perform the process. On the other hand, it is confirmed that each voltage value Mti, Stj is stored in the memory 400. If recognized, the process of acquiring the two-layer main voltage values Mni and Snj is performed without performing the process of acquiring each voltage value from the light receiving element 350. For this reason, the disk device 100 need only perform the storage process of the voltage values Mti and Stj once and does not need to be performed every time the optical disk 10 is replaced.
- the disk device 100 can more quickly and easily calculate the offset voltage value Cj after the voltage values Mti and Stj are stored. In addition, it is only necessary to mount the single-layer disk once to measure each voltage value Mti, Stj. The usability of the disk device 100 can be improved. In particular, if the measurement processing of each voltage value Mti, Stj is performed at the time of shipping inspection, the user's hand is not bothered, and the use of the disk device 100 can be further improved.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, but includes the following modifications as long as the object of the present invention can be achieved.
- the voltage value acquisition means 521 has a function of storing the single-layer main voltage value Mti and the single-layer sub-voltage value Stj in the memory 400.
- a configuration without such a function may be used. With such a configuration, the configuration of the voltage value acquisition means 521 can be simplified, and the cost of the disk device 100 can be reduced.
- the voltage values Mti and Stj measured by the voltage value measuring device may be stored in the memory 400 in advance.
- each voltage value of the optical disc 10 is obtained by the voltage value acquisition means 521.
- Mni and Snj are associated with the unique information and stored in the memory 400.
- each voltage value associated with this unique information Mni, Snj May be output to the offset calculation means 522, and when the search cannot be performed, each voltage value Mni, Snj may be acquired from the light receiving element 350 and output to the offset calculation means 522.
- the disk device 100 is configured to correspond to each optical disk 10.
- the acquisition processing of the voltage values Mni and Snj is performed only once, and it is not necessary to perform it every time the optical disk 10 is replaced. Therefore, the disk device 100 can more easily perform tracking after the voltage values Mni and Snj of the predetermined optical disk 10 are stored.
- the voltage value at the time of loading a CD with a single layer structure that may be scratched is reduced from the voltage value at the time of loading a CD with a single layer structure that is not scratched, for example.
- the voltage value of the diffusely reflected light obtained by the above may be recognized as stray light R.
- the force exemplified in the configuration in which the recording surface uses one single-layer disc at the time of measuring each voltage value Mti, Stj is not limited to this, information is recorded, and there is a single-layer disc. You may use a similar reflector.
- the disk device 100 provided with the light receiving element 350 having the three light receiving portions 351, 352, 353, there are one or two forces exemplified, and the light receiving device has four or more light receiving portions.
- the present invention can also be applied to a configuration in which the element 350 is provided.
- the disk device 100 that performs information processing for the optical disk 10 has been illustrated.
- the disk device 100 is not limited to the disk device 100, and may be a plurality of layers such as a camera, a telescope, and a microscope. Applicable to optical devices that have a configuration to receive reflected light!
- the present invention is not limited to the configuration applied to the disk device 100, and may be a light state recognition device in which the voltage value acquisition means 521 and the offset calculation means 522 are made independent.
- the voltage value acquisition means 521, the offset calculation means 522, the movement control signal generation means 523, and the objective lens movement control means 524 are configured to be independent, that is, a light state recognition device in which the light collection state control means 520 is independent.
- the light state recognition device in which the light collection state control means 520 is independent.
- the light source emits light of two wavelengths, CD laser light and DVD laser light. Configuration that emits only one of them, a configuration that emits not only two wavelengths of light but also other wavelengths, or a CD semiconductor laser that emits CD laser light and a DVD laser light It is also possible to employ a configuration that uses a semiconductor laser for DVD that emits light. Further, not only the semiconductor laser 320 but also any other light source can be used. Furthermore, it is not limited to the wavelength for CD and DVD. Note that in a configuration that outputs different wavelengths, a grating element 331 having a diffraction grating corresponding to the wavelength is provided.
- each function described above is constructed as a program, it can be used in any form, for example, configured by hardware such as a circuit board or an element such as a single integrated circuit (IC). .
- IC integrated circuit
- the disk device 100 includes the 0th-order light R received by the light receiving element 350 in the state where the single-layer disk is mounted by the voltage value acquisition unit 52 1.
- the voltage value corresponding to the light intensity of +1-1 is acquired.
- the voltage value acquisition unit 521 performs the 0th-order light R received by the light receiving element 350 in a state where the information processing unit 510 performs information processing on, for example, the 0th recording layer 13A of the optical disc 10.
- the disk device 100 recognizes the reflection state on the optical disc 10 by calculating a voltage value corresponding to the intensity of the stray light R reflected by the first recording layer 12A, which is not an object of information processing, as an offset voltage value Cj. To do. For this reason, the disk device 100 has a weak ⁇ primary light that is appropriately reflected, such as stray light R generated when the optical disk 10 has a two-layer structure in which the recording surface is two layers, such as DVD + R. Unnecessary light intensity other than R and R is set to the offset voltage value Cj.
- the intensity of +1-1 can be recognized properly.
- the present invention relates to a small amount of light that is diffracted by a diffraction grating, irradiated onto a recording surface of a recording medium, and reflected. It can be used as a light state recognition device, an information processing device, and a light state recognition method for recognizing the intensity of specific light received by a light receiving device that receives at least zero-order light and paired primary light.
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