Title :
Adaptive signal processing method using PRML for high density optical disks
Author :
Kawamae, O. ; Yasukawa, T. ; Hoshizawa, T. ; Nishimura, K. ; Takahashi, M.
Author_Institution :
Digital Media Systems R&D Division, Hitachi Ltd., Kanagawa, Japan
Abstract :
Numerous types of DVD recording equipment have emerged on the market, and there is much demand for such optical storage systems with high speed and large capacity for digital high definition broadcasts. However, it becomes difficult to maintain data reliability with increasing recording speed and density, because the signal to noise ratio degrades and recording control of the phase changed mark becomes difficult. To improve the error rate of reproduced data, PRML (partial response maximum likelihood) decoding is expected to be used. We have developed a more advanced method of PRML, where the difference of the reproduced waveform is analyzed and the PRML decoder is compensated. In this paper we report the analysis of the reproduced waveform and the effect of the developed PRML algorithm.
Keywords :
adaptive decoding; adaptive signal processing; digital versatile discs; error compensation; high definition television; maximum likelihood decoding; maximum likelihood detection; partial response channels; video coding; DVD recording equipment; PRML algorithm; PRML decoder compensation; PRML decoding; adaptive signal processing method; data reliability; digital high definition broadcasts; high density optical disks; optical storage systems; partial response maximum likelihood decoding; phase changed mark recording control; recording density; recording speed; reproduced data error rate; reproduced waveform analysis; signal to noise ratio; storage capacity; Adaptive optics; Adaptive signal processing; DVD; Digital recording; Disk recording; High definition video; High speed optical techniques; Maximum likelihood decoding; Optical recording; Optical signal processing;
Conference_Titel :
Optical Memory and Optical Data Storage Topical Meeting, 2002. International Symposium on
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-7379-0
DOI :
10.1109/OMODS.2002.1028583