1 June 2001 Phase-shifting apodizer for next-generation digital versatile disk
Haifeng Wang, Zhongyu Chen, Fuxi Gan
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The next generation digital versatile disk (DVD) using blue lasers will have a capacity of 13 to 15 Gbytes. Compared with current DVD, the wavelength will be shorter and the numerical aperture (NA) will be higher. But with the increase of NA and decrease of wave length, the depth of focus (DOF) decrease rapidly, which makes it hard for the servo-system to track. We propose an optimized three-portion phaseshifting apodizer to increase the depth of focus and at the same time minimize the spot size, which makes the DOF of next generation DVD comparable to current DVD. The simulation result shows that an optical system with this apodizer also has a good defocus characteristic.
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Haifeng Wang, Zhongyu Chen, and Fuxi Gan "Phase-shifting apodizer for next-generation digital versatile disk," Optical Engineering 40(6), (1 June 2001). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.1367349
Published: 1 June 2001
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KEYWORDS
Digital video discs

Phase shifts

Objectives

Gallium nitride

Computer simulations

Collimation

Optical discs

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