Using Non Self-clocking Codes, I.e. The Clock Signals Are Either Recorded In A Separate Clocking Track Or In A Combination Of Several Information Tracks {g11b 20/16} Patents (Class G9B/20.045)
Abstract: Systems and methods for retrieving data stored on a peripheral storage device such as a magnetic tape drive or disk drive include string searching using the peripheral storage device resources without transferring data to the requesting host computer and transferring only data blocks with matching data to the associated host computer to conserve host resources and data channel and/or network bandwidth.
Type:
Application
Filed:
January 14, 2011
Publication date:
July 19, 2012
Applicant:
ORACLE INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
Inventors:
David G. Hostetter, Gregory S. Toles, Bradley Edwin Whitney
Abstract: An electron beam irradiating apparatus according to an embodiment includes: a deflector configured to perform blanking or deflecting of the electron beam emitted from an electron gun, the blanking being performed based on a blanking control signal, the deflecting being performed based on a deflection control signal, or blanking and deflecting being performed based on the blanking control signal and the deflection control signal; a first clock signal generation circuit configured to generate a first reference clock signal having cycles which vary with a drawing radial position on the stage; a second clock signal generation circuit configured to generate a second reference clock signal having cycles which are independent of the first reference clock signal; and a control signal generation circuit configured to generate a first control signal that is at least one of the blanking control signal and the deflection control signal, based on the first reference clock signal and the second reference clock signal.
Abstract: To provide an optical disk device, an optical disk control method and an integrated circuit, which are capable of writing a recordable mark by changing the reflectance ratio of a reflective film formed on concave-convex pits without using an industrial special device or a high-power laser light source. A data reproduction controller (103) sets a first rotation speed in a disk rotation speed switching unit (108) and a first laser power in a laser power switching unit (107) when reproducing the concave-convex pits. When writing the recordable mark, a mark recording controller (104) sets in the disk rotation speed switching unit (108) a second rotation speed that is slower than the first rotation speed and the lowest rotation speed at which the concave-convex pits can be reproduced, and sets a second laser power greater than the first laser power in the laser power switching unit (107) in accordance with the emission timing.
Abstract: According to one embodiment, an optical recording medium is provided in which interlayer crosstalk is low and in which stable and high-quality recording characteristics can be obtained. To this end, an optical recording medium comprises a first recording part which includes a first recording layer and a first light reflecting layer and which is disposed on a side closer to a light receiving surface, and a second recording part which includes a second recording layer and a second light reflecting layer and which is disposed on a side farther from the light receiving surface, the first recording part and the second recording part being stacked, wherein the thickness of the second light reflecting layer is larger than the thickness of the first light reflecting layer.
Abstract: An information recording medium is at least composed of a substrate having a microscopic pattern constituted by a continuous substrate of grooves formed with a groove portion and a land portion alternately, a recording layer formed on the microscopic pattern for recording information, and a light transmitting layer formed on the recording layer. The microscopic pattern is formed with satisfying a relation of P??/NA, wherein P is a pitch of the land portion or the groove portion, ? is a wavelength of reproducing light for reproducing the recording layer, and NA is a numerical aperture of an objective lens. The land portion is formed with wobbling so as to be parallel with each other for both sidewalls of the land portion. An auxiliary information based on data used supplementally when recording the information and a reference clock based on a clock used for controlling a recording speed when recording the information is recorded alternately.