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(19) United States (12) Reissued Patent

(10) Patent Number:

Miyagawa et a].

(45) Date of Reissued Patent:

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OPTICAL RECORDING/REPRODUCING APPARATUS FOR OPTICAL DISKS WITH VARIOUS DISK SUBSTRATE THICKNESSES

4,450,553 4,841,502 4,937,808 5,091,815

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Inventors: Naoyasu MiyagaWa, Suita (JP); Yasuhiro Gotoh Kadoma (JP)

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Patent No.:

5,235,581

Issued:

Aug. 10, 1993

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

APPI' NO‘:

07/740 629

Japanese Patent Abstract, “Opt1ca1 D1sc Regenerator”, V01.

AugI 5,’

JP4A4524153705. 2, Braat, et a1., “Principle of Optical Disc Systems,” 3rd Edi

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U_S_ Applications; (63)

Continuation of application No. 08/396,981, ?led on Mar. 1, 1995, HOW Pat N0~ Re~ 36,445

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pp' 1069*1070’ 1149'

Aug. 9, 1990

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Foreign Application Priority Data

Primary ExamineriNabil Hindl

02-285006

(51) Int. Cl. G11B 7/00

(74) Attorney, Agent, or FirmiStevens, Davis, Miller & Mosher, LLP

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ABSTRACT

[An optical disc apparatus for recording, reproducing or

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erasing an information signal by converging a light ?ux onto a recording layer through a transparent substrate. The appa

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ratus includes one or a plurality of optical heads having a

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plurality of objective lenses Whose aberrations have respec t1ve1y been' corrected for a p1ura11ty of disc substrates of

See application ?le for Complete Search history

disc, a discrimination hole Which is formed on the cartridge,

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dliferent thlcknesses, a cartrldge for enclosing the optical

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References Cited

discrimination hole and for generating a discrimination signal. In accordance With the result of the discrimination as

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to the thickness of the loaded optical disc, the objective lens,

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in Which the occurrence of the aberration is smallest, is used,

7/ 1977 Bricot et al.

so that the information signal can preferably be recorded,

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reproduced or erased onto/from the optical discs having

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different substrate thicknesses. Instead of an optical head

performing aberration correction over a plurality of trans

having objective lenses, an optical head having a Waveguide and a plurality of converging grating couplers Whose aber

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rations have respectively been corrected for a plurality of disc substrates of different thicknesses is provided to achieve

the same object] An optical recording/reproducing appara tus for recording, reproducing or erasing an information signal onto/from an optical disc having at least a transpar ent substrate and an information layer by converging a light ?ux on the information layer through the transparent sub strate. The apparatus includes optical converging devices, with dijferent numerical apertures, focal distances or work

a device for discriminating the type of optical disc based on the thicknesses of the transparent substrates. One of the optical converging devices that generates the least aberra tion is used according to a result ofthe discrimination ofthe thickness ofthe optical disk loaded in the apparatus to cause

the information signal to be suitably recorded, reproduced or erased onto/from the optical discs having the dijferent substrate thicknesses.

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