Optical disk device and optical receiver IC
View Patent ↗A first optical receiver circuit in an optical receiver IC, which composes an optical disk device, generates a first voltage signal VS 1 indicating an amount of light of a laser beam oscillated in a multimode. A second optical receiver circuit generates a second voltage signal VS 2 indicating an amount of light of an optical feedback from an optical disk. A binarization circuit extracts a band component corresponding to a predetermined frequency in VS 1 , and binarizes the band component, thereby obtaining a digital signal. A delay element delays a phase of the digital signal by time equivalent to a phase difference between VS 1 and VS 2 , and outputs the phase delayed signal as a timing signal. A sample hold circuit (S/H) samples and holds the VS 2 in synchronization with the timing signal. Further, A LPF eliminates a band component corresponding to the frequency from an output signal of the S/H.
1. An optical disk device comprising:
a laser light source that oscillates in a multimode;
a first optical receiver circuit that receives a laser beam oscillated from the laser light source and generates a first electronic signal indicating an amount of light of the laser beam;
an optical system that projects the laser beam to an optical disk;
a second optical receiver circuit that receives an optical feedback from the optical disk and generates a second electronic signal indicating an amount of light of the optical feedback;
a binarization circuit that extracts a band component corresponding to a predetermined frequency in the first electronic signal and binarizes the band component;
a delay circuit that delays a phase of the binarized signal by time equivalent to a phase difference between the first electronic signal and the second electronic signal; and
a sample hold circuit that samples and holds the second electronic signal in synchronization with the phase delayed signal.
2. The optical disk device according to claim 1 , further comprising a band limitation circuit that eliminates a band component corresponding to the frequency from the signal sampled and held.
3. The optical disk device according to claim 1 , wherein the laser light source includes:
a laser element that oscillates in a single mode; and
a driving circuit that supplies a driving current to the laser element, the driving current being superimposed with a high-frequency signal.
4. The optical disk device according to claim 1 , wherein the laser light source is a self-oscillation type laser element that oscillates in the multimode.
5. The optical disk device according to claim 1 , wherein the first optical receiver circuit and the second optical circuit each include an element that generates a current depending on the amount of light, and a conversion circuit that converts the current into a voltage signal.
6. An optical receiver IC comprising:
an optical receiver circuit that receives a laser beam oscillated in a multimode and generates a first electronic signal indicating an amount of light of the laser beam;
a second optical receiver circuit that receives an optical feedback by an optical disk of the laser beam and generates a second electronic signal indicating an amount of light of the optical feedback;
a binarization circuit that extracts a band component corresponding to a predetermined frequency in the first electronic signal and binarizes the band component;
a delay circuit that delays a phase of the binarized signal by time equivalent to a phase difference between the first electronic signal and the second electronic signal; and
a sample hold circuit that samples and holds the second electronic signal in synchronization with the phase delayed signal.
7. The optical receiver IC according to claim 6 , further comprising a band limitation circuit that eliminates a band component corresponding to the frequency from the signal sampled and held.
8. The optical receiver IC according to claim 6 , wherein the first optical receiver circuit and the second optical circuit each include an element that generates a current depending on the amount of light, and a conversion circuit that converts the current into a voltage signal.