Claims
- 1. In an optical disc having a plurality of information tracks and each information track having a servo field including a first servo byte having a pair of wobbled pits, a second servo byte having a clock pit, and a plurality of data bytes each having a uniform data byte length;
- the improvement characterized in that:
- the byte length of at least one of the first and second servo bytes is greater than the data byte length;
- said information tracks having at least three different types of servo field, wherein the different types of servo field appear in a predetermined sequence, each type of servo field appearing for two or more continuous information tracks.
- 2. An accessing apparatus for accessing an optical disc having a plurality of information tracks, each information track having a data field including a plurality of data bytes, each information track further having a servo field including a first servo byte having a pair of wobbled pits and a second servo byte having a clock pit, the byte length of at least one of the first and second servo bytes being different from that of the plurality of data bytes, the apparatus comprising:
- a movable portion of an optical head adapted to be moved in the radial direction, the optical head for emitting a light onto the optical disc;
- photoelectric means for receiving a light reflected from the optical disc and converting the received light into an electrical signal;
- clock extracting means for detecting the position of the clock pit on the basis of the electrical signal from the photoelectric means and generating a corresponding clock signal; and
- phase-locked loop circuit means for generating a phase-locked loop clock signal and synchronizing an output frequency of the phase-locked loop clock signal with a frequency of the clock signal obtained from the clock extracting means, whereby a frequency dividing ratio of the phase-locked loop circuit means varies between preset ratios, said preset ratios being preset in accordance with the byte lengths of the first and second servo bytes and the data bytes.
Priority Claims (3)
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62-59537 |
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62-138585 |
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62-149586 |
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Parent Case Info
This application is a division, of application Ser. No. 07/166,671, filed Mar. 11, 1988, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,063,546.
US Referenced Citations (11)
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