Optical disk drive detecting disk surface deviation
View Patent ↗An optical disk drive capable of detecting a surface deviation of a disk during a very short period includes an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) converting a focus error signal output from a pickup into digital data, and a central processing unit (CPU) writing an output of the ADC to a memory during one rotation of a motor according to a timing of a pulse signal output from a spindle motor. After that, the CPU reads data written to the memory and obtains a sine curve that minimizes the sum of squares of errors among data by a least square method. The CPU obtains a peak-to-peak value of the obtained sine curve and compares the peak-to-peak value to a predetermined threshold value, thereby determining the existence of the surface deviation of the disk.
1. A method of detecting a disk surface deviation, comprising:
writing data to or reading data from a rotating optical disk;
amplifying, via a filter, frequency components of an output of the pickup at different amplification rates according to frequencies;
amplifying an output of the filter and outputting the amplified output to an actuator of the pickup;
converting a focus error signal output from the pickup into digital data;
lowering a low passband amplification rate of the filter and writing the converted digital data to a memory at a predetermined interval during one rotation of the optical disk;
reading the written digital data and obtaining a sine curve that minimizes a sum of squares of errors among the read digital data by a least square method; and
obtaining a peak-to-peak value of the sine curve and determining existence of surface deviation of the optical disk by comparing the obtained peak-to-peak value to a predetermined threshold value.
2. A method of detecting a disk surface deviation, comprising:
writing data to or reading data from a rotating optical disk;
amplifying, via a filter, frequency components of an output of the pickup at different amplification rates according to frequencies;
amplifying an output of the filter and outputting the amplified output to an actuator of the pickup;
converting a focus actuator signal output from the pickup into digital data;
lowering a low passband amplification rate of the filter and writing the converted digital data to a memory at a predetermined interval during one rotation of the optical disk;
reading the written digital data and obtaining a sine curve that minimizes a sum of squares of errors among the read digital data by a least square method; and
obtaining a peak-to-peak value of the sine curve and determining existence of surface deviation of the optical disk by comparing the obtained peak-to-peak value to a predetermined threshold value.
3. An optical disk drive comprising:
a pickup that writes data to or reads data from a rotating optical disk;
a filter that amplifies frequency components of an output of the pickup at different amplification rates according to frequencies;
an amplifier that amplifies an output of the filter and outputs the amplified output to an actuator of the pickup;
an analog-to-digital converter which converts a focus error signal output from the pickup into digital data;
a sampler which lowers a low passband amplification rate of the filter and writes the digital data of the analog-to-digital converter to a memory at a predetermined interval during one rotation of the optical disk;
a calculator which reads the digital data written to the memory and obtains a sine curve that minimizes a sum of squares of errors among the read digital data by a least square method; and
a detector which obtains a peak-to-peak value of the sine curve obtained by the calculator and determines existence of surface deviation of the optical disk by comparing the obtained peak-to-peak value to a predetermined threshold value.
4. The optical disk drive of claim 3 , wherein the sampler receives the digital data of the analog-to-digital converter according to a timing of a pulse signal output from a motor rotating the optical disk each time the motor rotates by a predetermined angle.
5. An optical disk drive comprising:
a pickup that writes data to or reads data from a rotating optical disk;
a filter that amplifies frequency components of an output of the pickup at different amplification rates according to frequencies;
an amplifier that amplifies an output of the filter and outputs the amplified output to an actuator of the pickup;
an analog-to-digital converter which converts a focus actuator signal output from the pickup into digital data;
a sampler, which lowers a low passband amplification rate of the filter and writes the digital data of the analog-to-digital converter to a memory at a predetermined interval during one rotation of the optical disk;
a calculator, which reads the digital data written to the memory and obtains a sine curve that minimizes a sum of squares of errors among the read digital data by a least square method; and
a detector, which obtains a peak-to-peak value of the sine curve obtained by the calculator and determines existence of surface deviation of the optical disk by comparing the obtained peak-to-peak value to a predetermined threshold value.
6. The optical disk drive of claim 5 , wherein the sampler receives the digital data of the analog-to-digital converter according to a timing of a pulse signal output from a motor rotating the optical disk each time the motor rotates by a predetermined angle.
7. A computer readable medium encoded with processing instructions for implementing a method of detecting disk surface deviation, the method comprising:
writing data to or reading data from a rotating optical disk;
amplifying, via a filter, frequency components of an output of the pickup at different amplification rates according to frequencies;
amplifying an output of the filter and outputting the amplified output to an actuator of the pickup;
converting a focus error signal output from the pickup into digital data;
lowering a low passband amplification rate of the filter and writing the converted digital data to a memory at a predetermined interval during one rotation of the optical disk;
reading the written digital data and obtaining a sine curve that minimizes a sum of squares of errors among the read digital data by a least square method; and
obtaining a peak-to-peak value of the sine curve and determining existence of surface deviation of the optical disk by comparing the obtained peak-to-peak value to a predetermined threshold value.
8. A computer readable medium encoded with processing instructions for implementing a method of detecting disk surface deviation, the method comprising:
writing data to or reading data from a rotating optical disk;
amplifying, via a filter, frequency components of an output of the pickup at different amplification rates according to frequencies;
amplifying an output of the filter and outputting the amplified output to an actuator of the pickup;
converting a focus actuator signal output from the pickup into digital data;
lowering a low passband amplification rate of the filter and writing the converted digital data to a memory at a predetermined interval during one rotation of the optical disk;
reading the written digital data and obtaining a sine curve that minimizes a sum of squares of errors among the read digital data by a least square method; and
obtaining a peak-to-peak value of the sine curve and determining existence of surface deviation of the optical disk by comparing the obtained peak-to-peak value to a predetermined threshold value.