Fujitsu Corporation

Bridgestone Corporation

Hitachi-lg Data Storage, Inc.

Nobuaki Sato

Masayoshi Kawada

Tetsuya Kiyonaga

Setsuo Misaizu

Hisaya Sakamoto

Akimitsu Miyazaki

Motoyoshi Sekiya

Tatemi Ido

Yasunori Nagakubo

Hiroharu Sakai

Akira Kitayama

Mitsuharu Noda

Kouichi Ihara

Takashi Kurooka

Hiroyuki Kunitake

Yoshinobu Miyamoto

Included are an outer attachment member, which is coupled to one of a vibration generatorand a vibration receiver, an inner attachment member, which is coupled to the other one of the vibration generatorand the vibration receiver, and an elastic body, which is positioned on the outer side of the inner attachment memberto couple the outer attachment memberand the inner attachment member. The outer attachment memberis disposed in at least one pair on the outer side of the elastic body, with the inner attachment memberbeing interposed between the at least one pair of outer attachment members. Each of the at least one pair of outer attachment membersincludes an attachment surface, which is attached to the one of the vibration generatorand the vibration receiver.

Vibration-damping device and attachment structure for vibration-damping device

An anti-vibration structure includes an inner elastic body that is a separate body to a multi-layered material and that is disposed in a through-hole piercing through a layering direction of the multi-layered material, and a restricting member that has at least a portion embedded in the inner elastic body, that has one end coupled to an upper plate and another end coupled to a lower plate and that restricts separation of the upper plate and the lower plate.

Anti-vibration structure

A vibration isolation structure is provided with a stress reduction section that can reduce the hydrostatic stress from tensional load along a stacking direction of portions of a composite laminated member corresponding to a first end side and a second end side in a shear direction orthogonal to the stacking direction to lower than the hydrostatic stress from tensional load along the stacking direction of other portions of the composite laminated member.

Vibration isolation structure

There is provided an optical disc drive comprises an optical pick-up including a laser diode (LD) and a laser diode driver (LDD) for driving the laser diode, a digital signal processor (DSP) including a write strategy circuit and low voltage differential signaling (LVDS) drivers for transmitting a produced write strategy signal, a circuit board having the DSP mounted thereon and including a line for transmitting the write strategy signal, a transmission line connecting the circuit board and the LDD and transmitting a write strategy signal, and differential resistors connected between differential lines of outputs of the LVDS drivers. Especially, a resistor having a resistance value in a range of 80 to 500&#x3a9; is inserted between the differential lines of outputs of the LVDS driver inside the DSP.

Optical disc drive

A disk library apparatus includes a magazine for housing a plurality of storage disks, a plurality of pallets each having a disk placing surface for placing a storage disk and which are arranged in the magazine so that pallets having different engaging claw shapes are adjacent to each other, and a picker for taking out a pallet selected from the plurality of pallets from the magazine. The picker includes at least one arm for taking out the selected pallet from the magazine in the taking-out of the selected pallet. Each of the at least one arm is, in the taking-out of the selected pallet, engaged with an engaging claw of the selected pallet and in a position shifted from an engaging position with an engaging claw of each pallet adjacent to the selected pallet when seen in a pallet arranging direction.

Disk library apparatus

An optical disc signal recording for forming a record mark according to a recording signal on an optical disc by applying a laser beam of a predetermined power level to the optical disc is provided. A recording pulse having a first period having a first level of Po and a width of Wh, a middle period having a second level of Pm lower than the first level Po and a width of Wm, and a last period having a level substantially equal to the first level Po and a width of Wt is generated and used for all record marks regardless of the lengths of the record marks. The record mark is formed using the generated pulse on the optical disc. As a result, setting of a write strategy is facilitated, an adjustment time in variable speed record mode is shortened, and a good recording characteristic is secured.

Optical disc signal recording method and optical disc apparatus

A bias circuit for a photodetector by the present invention provides a bias voltage to the photodetector that performs electric current amplification according to the bias voltage supplied, and is characterized by comprising a power node and an auto-bias circuit that changes a time constant of the bias circuit for the photodetector according to an optical power received by the photodetector, the auto-bias circuit being connected between the power node and the photodetector, thereby reliability of operation of the photodetector is enhanced.

Bias circuit for a photodetector, and an optical receiver

An APD bias circuit includes an APD, an equalizer amplifier receiving an output signal of the APD, and first, second and third resistors connected in series to the APD to which a bias voltage is applied therethrough. A bias control circuit is connected to a first node between the first and second resistors, and receives a current from the first node so that a voltage of the first node can be maintained at a constant level. A first capacitor is connected between a ground and a second node between the second and third resistors. A second capacitor is connected between the ground and a third node between the third resistor and the APD. A first time constant defined by the second resistor and the first capacitor is greater than a second time constant defined by the third resistor and the second capacitor.

APD bias circuit

Disclosed is a laser diode protecting circuit adapted to prevent a laser diode from producing an excessive emission when the laser diode is driven at low temperature, thereby assuring that the laser diode will not be damaged or degraded in terms of its characteristic. When the laser diode is started at low temperature, a laser diode protecting circuit has a power monitor circuit for monitoring backward power of the laser diode and a laser diode current limiting circuit for limiting the laser diode current when the backward power becomes equal to the set power. When the laser diode temperature subsequently rises and the backward power falls below the set power, an automatic current control circuit performs automatic current control in such a manner that the laser diode current attains a set current value. Alternatively, a temperature monitor circuit monitors the temperature of the laser diode and the laser diode current limiting circuit limits the laser diode current when the monitored temperature of the laser diode is less than the set temperature. When the laser diode temperature exceeds the set temperature, the automatic current control circuit performs automatic current control in such a manner that the laser diode attains the set current value.

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Yokohama, Japan

Nobuaki Sato