Scalar diffraction modeling in optical disk recording using wave function assembling.
A new scalar diffraction modeling method for simulating the readout signal of optical disks is described. The information layer is discretized into pixels that are grouped in specific ways to form written and unwritten areas. A set of 2D wave functions resulting from these pixels at the detection aperture is established. A readout signal is obtained via the assembly of wave functions from this set according to the content under the scanning spot. The method allows efficient simulation of jitter noise due to edge deformation of recorded marks, which is important at high densities. It is also capable of simulating a physically irregular mark, thereby helping to understand and optimize the recording process.
Yin
Bin
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Philips Research Laboratories, High Tech Campus 34 (WB11), 5656 AE Eindhoven, The Netherlands. bin.yin@philips.com
Coene
Wim M J
WM
Hekstra
Andries P
AP