Abstract
In this paper, two wobble addressing methods for land and groove structured optical discs are proposed. These methods use only modulated wobble signals for addressing, while excluding the need for an embossed prepit. As a consequence, the overhead associated with the proposed methods is less than that of the conventional addressing method for rewritable digital versatile discs. In addition, the proposed methods enable the use of a one-beam mastering machine for making discs. This is possible because a signal from a land track is optically added to two signals from adjacent groove tracks, which are produced by a single laser beam for each signal, while maintaining its phase relationship for signal decoding. The advantages of the proposed methods have been demonstrated through computer simulation as well as through evaluation of test discs.
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