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序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
81 PULSE TESTING METHOD AND DEVICE, TESTING APPARATUS, AND STORAGE MEDIUM EP19834898.9 2019-07-15 EP3800459A1 2021-04-07 CAO, Xiaojian; XIE, Yunpeng; HE, Zhimin; ZHANG, Haowen

A pulse testing method and device, a testing apparatus, and a storage medium are disclosed, the pulse testing method includes: performing (S 110) a pulse test on an optical fiber by using a plurality of pulses of different pulse widths respectively to obtain test data; and fitting (120) the test data corresponding to the plurality of pulses of different pulse widths.

82 Optical information recording medium and method for recording/reproducing optical information EP04014398.4 2001-09-28 EP1467351A1 2004-10-13 Yamada, Katsuyuki c/o Ricoh Company, Ltd.; Narumi, Shinya c/o Ricoh Company, Ltd.; Harigaya, Makoto c/o Ricoh Company, Ltd.; Tani, Katsuhiko c/o Ricoh Company, Ltd.; Iwata, Noriyuki c/o Ricoh Company, Ltd.; Onagi, Nobuaki c/o Ricoh Company, Ltd.; Ito, Kazunori c/o Ricoh Company, Ltd.; Shibaguchi, Takashi c/o Ricoh Company, Ltd.; Hibino, Eiko c/o Ricoh Company, Ltd.; Yuzurihara, Hajime c/o Ricoh Company, Ltd.; Ohkura, Hiroko c/o Ricoh Company, Ltd.; Shimofuku, Akira c/o Ricoh Company, Ltd.; Nakamura, Yuki c/o Ricoh Company, Ltd.

An optical information recording medium comprising:

  • a disk-shaped substrate; and
  • at least a phase change type recording layer stacked on said substrate, wherein said phase change type recording layer is made from material which includes Ge, Ga, Sb and Te, and when α, β, γ and δ represent atomic percentages of Ge, Ga, Sb and Te, and α + β + γ + δ = 100, then α, β, γ and δ satisfy the relations0.1 ≤ α ≤ 7,1 ≤ β ≤ 9,61 ≤ γ ≤ 75,22 ≤ δ ≤ 30.

83 Optical information recording medium, method of manufacturing the optical information recording medium, and method of and apparatus for recording/reproducing optical information EP01123474.7 2001-09-28 EP1193696A3 2003-07-16 Yamada, Katsuyuki; Narumi, Shinya; Harigaya, Makoto; Tani, Katsuhiko; Iwata, Noriyuki; Onagi, Nobuaki; Ito, Kazunori; Shibaguchi, Takashi; Hibino, Eiko; Yuzurihara, Hajime; Ohkura, Hiroko; Shimofuku, Akira; Nakamura, Yuki

An optical information recording medium comprising a substrate having concentric circular guide groove stores information that indicates a maximum recording linear velocity Vh. A phase change type SbTe recording layer is formed on the substrate having such a composition and thickness that a dislocation linear velocity V satisfies the relation V ≥ Vh x 0.85 in particular for a pulse modulation recording method.

84 Information signal reproducing apparatus and information signal reproducing method EP95118698.0 1989-10-31 EP0710956B1 2000-02-09 Saito, Seiichi; Takeuchi, Toshifumi; Nakamura, Masafumi, Hachimanyama; Shiokawa, Junji, Keimeiryo 405, 850, Maiokacho,; Kawamae, Osamu
85 Magnetic recording system EP80105007.1 1980-08-22 EP0025885B2 1988-02-10 Fujiwara, Tatsuo
86 Array-reader based magnetic recording systems with quadrature amplitude modulation US14048897 2013-10-08 US09129651B2 2015-09-08 George Mathew; Angelo R. Mastrocola; Robert A. Greene
A magnetic recording system includes an array of analog inputs operable to receive analog signals retrieved from a magnetic storage medium, a quadrature amplitude modulator operable to combine the analog signals to yield a quadrature amplitude modulated signal, a quadrature amplitude demodulator operable to yield a plurality of demodulated signals from the quadrature amplitude modulated signal corresponding to each channel of the array, and a joint equalizer operable to filter the plurality of demodulated signals to yield an equalized output.
87 Data modulation/encryption method used in holographic storage system US12036972 2008-02-25 US08005302B2 2011-08-23 Chia-Han Yen
The disclosure is a data modulation/encryption method used in a holographic storage system. The data modulation method includes steps of: receiving an original data sequence; arraying the original data sequence to a first matrix with n×n dimensions; multiplying the first matrix by a sparse matrix to generate a second matrix with n×n dimensions; executing a modulating and mapping procedure for generating a third matrix with (n+1)×n or n×(n+1) dimensions, wherein the third matrix is composed of a modulation part and an extra part; and, storing the third matrix; wherein the sparse matrix is a binary matrix, a total number of elements in each row of the sparse matrix is odd, all rows of the sparse matrix have a same even number of bit 1, all columns of the sparse matrix have a same even number of bit 1, and the sparse matrix has an inverse matrix.
88 Utilizing track identification fields for timing recovery US11190324 2005-07-27 US20070025003A1 2007-02-01 Mehmet Erden; Richard Keizer; Timothy Ellis; Alexei Sacks
An apparatus comprises a data storage medium having a plurality of servo sectors and a plurality of data sectors, wherein each of the servo sectors includes a phase locked loop field and a track identification field, a controller for controlling the position of a recording head with respect to the data storage medium, and a servo demodulator for recovering timing information from both the phase locked loop field and the track identification field, and for producing a timing estimate. The method performed by the apparatus is also included.
89 Wobble demodulator and wobble demodulation method US10660258 2003-09-10 US07099244B2 2006-08-29 Kohei Nakata; Toyoji Gushima; Makoto Usui; Kazuya Ohshima; Junichi Minamino
A wobble demodulator for reproducing digital information from an optical recording medium in which a track is formed in accordance with a wobble signal that is MSK-modulated so as to contain the digital information by a carrier signal with a predetermined frequency and a sine wave signal with a frequency different from that of the carrier signal, includes: a wobble signal detector for detecting a wobble signal of the track from the optical recording medium; a wobble PLL for detecting the carrier signal based on the wobble signal detected by the wobble signal detector; a multiplier for multiplying the carrier signal detected by the wobble PLL by the wobble signal detected by the wobble signal detector and outputting a multiplied output; a MSK detector for detecting a MSK modulation mark having a phase or a frequency different from that of the carrier signal, based on an integrated value obtained by integrating the multiplied output from the multiplier on a predetermined section basis; and a MSK synchronization detector for detecting a synchronization position with respect to the digital information, based on the MSK modulation mark detected by the MSK detector, wherein the MSK detector compares a continuous predetermined number of the integrated values with a first threshold value for detecting a central portion of the MSK modulation mark, a second threshold value for detecting leading and trailing edges of the MSK modulation mark, and a third threshold value for detecting non-modulated portions before and after the MSK modulation mark, and detects the MSK modulation mark based on a pattern of a comparison result.
90 Methods for searching for SAM patterns using multiple sets of servo demodulation detection parameters US10620971 2003-07-16 US07092177B2 2006-08-15 Richard M. Ehrlich
Methods for searching for a servo address mark (SAM) pattern using multiple sets of servo demodulation detection parameters are provided. A SAM pattern is searched for using a first set of servo demodulation detection parameters. The SAM pattern is also searched for using a second set of servo demodulation parameters, wherein at least one servo demodulation parameter in the second set is different than a corresponding parameter in the first set. Example servo demodulation parameters include staring servo automatic gain control (AGC) values and starting servo phase lock loop (PLL) values.
91 Systems for searching for SAM patterns at multiple nominal frequencies US10621048 2003-07-16 US20050013031A1 2005-01-20 Richard Ehrlich
Systems are provided for improving servo-demodulation robustness, especially when used with a disk having zone bit recorded servo wedges. The systems include a first servo demodulator adapted to search for a servo address mark (SAM) pattern, within a servo wedge, at a first nominal frequency useful for searching for the SAM pattern if the servo wedge is within a first zone. The systems also include a second servo demodulator adapted to search for the SAM pattern, within the same servo wedge, at a second nominal frequency useful for searching for the SAM pattern if the servo wedge is within the second zone. A microprocessor can then determine which of the first and second zones a head is reading, based at least in part on which of the first and second demodulators detects the SAM pattern.
92 Method and device for recording a mark having a substantially constant number of pulses per unit length independent of writing speed on an optical information carrier US800443 1997-02-18 US5802032A 1998-09-01 Bernardus A.J. Jacobs; James H. Coombs; Johannes H.M. Spruit; Johan P.W.B. Duchateau; Guofu F. Zhou
A method is described for recording an optical information carrier, in which marks representing recorded data are written at different writing speeds by radiation pulse of equal length and power, independent of the writing speed. The number of pulses per unit length of the written mark is a constant independent of the writing speed.
93 Information recording device US208569 1994-03-10 US5485233A 1996-01-16 Norikazu Yokonuma; Kazuyuki Kazami; Hideo Hibino; Youichi Yamazaki
A camera includes a photographic information output circuit section, a CPU, a PPM signal conversion circuit section, a drive section for a plurality of magnetic heads, and a film feeding section. The CPU converts several parallel data items which are output from the photographic information output circuit section into a single serial data item and outputs it to the PPM signal conversion circuit section, which then converts this single serial data item thus output from the CPU into several PPM signals, and then the PPM signal conversion circuit section supplies the PPM signals to the magnetic head drive section.
94 PCM signal recording and reproducing apparatus including simultaneous error detection/correction US886235 1986-07-16 US4758902A 1988-07-19 Hiroo Okamoto; Hiroyuki Kimura; Shigeru Yamazaki; Takaharu Noguchi; Masaharu Kobayashi
A PCM signal recording and reproducing apparatus comprises first and second memory circuits, in which PCM signals are read and written using the first memory circuit, while PCM signals stored in the second memory circuit are error-corrected. At the end of writing by the first memory circuit, the first and second memory circuits are interchanged to read the error-corrected PCM signals stored in the second memory circuit. The read-out error-corrected PCM signals are then recorded on another magnetic tape.
95 System for recording or detecting two marking signals on a record carrier US850442 1986-04-09 US4639793A 1987-01-27 Peter Goldmann
In recording and/or detecting two different marking signals on or from a record carrier, a generator for marking signals comprises at least one pulse generator which supplies marking signals in the form of two marking-pulse trains M1 and M2 having the same frequency but having different duty factors with the values k and 1-k respectively, which differ from 0.5. A detection circuit for detecting marking signals detects the duty factor of a marking pulse train M1 or M2 respectively and which supplies a specific detection signal in conformity with its detected pulse train.
96 Method of recording a control signal adjacent another signal track on a magnetic recording medium, and system therefor US968729 1978-12-12 US4229771A 1980-10-21 Richard Heinz; Bernd Heidel
A magnetic recording medium, such as magnetic tape, a record carrier, or the like, has an audio track recorded thereon; immediately adjacent the audio track is a control track having major low frequency components. To reduce cross talk between the control track and the audio track, the control track is recorded in form of pulse pairs, in which the pulses are essentially square wave pulses and located immediately adjacent each other and have respective opposite polarity, the pulse pairs being spaced from each other by pulse gaps which are long with respect to the duration of individual pulses of the pair; the particular pulse pair arrangement results in a Fourier frequency distribution which has substantial amplitude level in higher frequency ranges which, due to the characteristics of the recording medium, are less subject to cross talk. To generate such pulse pairs, a differential amplifier can be used which, by a feedback connection, can be caused to function as an erase oscillator during the pauses between the pulse pairs, the oscillating feature being overridden during the pulse generation.
97 Video player/recorder with non-linear mark length modulation US974183 1978-12-28 US4222072A 1980-09-09 Jack H. Bailey; Gerald H. Ottaway
In a video disk system a mark along a record data track is modulated in length to represent multi-bit binary code blocks of a first length (such as three or fout bits) and the player system associated with the disk operates in multi-bit code blocks that are generally longer (for example eight bits) so that two marks on the disk may represent a single code block in the associated system. The bits of the code block in the associated system are assigned to bit positions of the appropriate number of marks on the disk in a way that minimizes the effect of errors in the operation of initially writing or subsequently reading a mark. The increments of mark length are also made non-linear to further minimize the effect in the associated system of errors in mark length.
98 Code converter US49403074 1974-08-02 US3898689A 1975-08-05 D ORAZIO ROBERT JOSEPH; SOLOWAY GERALD STEVEN
A bitstream encoded in the Aiken or similar self-clocking code is converted to a binary waveform with clocking by apparatus including two spaced apart sensing devices which read the bitstream, a memory circuit for storing the data content of the portion of the bitstream disposed between the sensing devices, and logic circuitry jointly responsive to the memory and sensing devices for determining the data content of the present bit. Timing information is extracted from the bitstream by another logic circuit jointly responsive to the output of one sensing device and to the memory circuit. The apparatus permits conversion independent of reading speed variations.
99 Means to compensate for deviation between record and playback speed US30687263 1963-09-05 US3339192A 1967-08-29 ZELLER JR DAVID A; RUNYAN RAYMOND A
100 Noise elimination circuit for pulse duration modulation recording US80296659 1959-03-30 US3058113A 1962-10-09 WILSON A M