Track center servo and radial tilt servo system for a digital versatile rewritable disc (DVD-RAM)
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Yamada, S
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Matsushita Elect Ind Co Ltd, Opt Disk Syst Dev Ctr, Kadoma, Osaka 5718501, JapanMatsushita Elect Ind Co Ltd, Opt Disk Syst Dev Ctr, Kadoma, Osaka 5718501, Japan
Yamada, S
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Nishiwaki, S
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Matsushita Elect Ind Co Ltd, Opt Disk Syst Dev Ctr, Kadoma, Osaka 5718501, JapanMatsushita Elect Ind Co Ltd, Opt Disk Syst Dev Ctr, Kadoma, Osaka 5718501, Japan
Nishiwaki, S
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Nakamura, A
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Matsushita Elect Ind Co Ltd, Opt Disk Syst Dev Ctr, Kadoma, Osaka 5718501, JapanMatsushita Elect Ind Co Ltd, Opt Disk Syst Dev Ctr, Kadoma, Osaka 5718501, Japan
Nakamura, A
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Ishida, T
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Matsushita Elect Ind Co Ltd, Opt Disk Syst Dev Ctr, Kadoma, Osaka 5718501, JapanMatsushita Elect Ind Co Ltd, Opt Disk Syst Dev Ctr, Kadoma, Osaka 5718501, Japan
Ishida, T
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Yamaguchi, H
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Yamaguchi, H
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In the push-pull tracking error signal, which is generally used for rewritable discs, detection error occurs due to disc radial tilt. We have developed a track center detection method in which the center of a track is accurately detected using the complementary allocated pit address (CAPA) of a digital versatile rewritable disc (DVD-RAM). The track center servo corrects the tracking deviation caused by the detection error. We have also developed a method for detecting the disc radial tilt based on the fact that the level of the push-pull tracking error signal indicates the amount of disc radial tilt when the track center servo is in operation. The developed servo system was introduced in a 4.7-G byte DVD-RAM disc drive, and it has been confirmed that jitter deterioration during reproduction was reduced to 0.5% or lower in the range of +/-0.5 degree of disc radial tilt.