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2 Day Course
This course brings clarity and understanding to the confusing tangle of technologies, standards, and formats that make up DVD and DVD Recordables. Not a simple overview, the course provides an in-depth look in the technology of both DVD discs and drives. Participants will leave with an understanding of the optics, the electronics, the mechanics, disc manufacturing, and the various formats and methods of data encoding. An overview of CD (Compact Disc) technology will also be presented, and the many similarities and significant differences to DVD technology will be discussed.
The course concludes with a look at the newer, high capacity technologies of HD-DVD and Blu-ray media as well as a look at some lesser known contenders.
Optical Storage Basics
Diffraction Limited Spot Size
Drive Optical Systems
Tracking and Focus
Optics and Data Errors
Pressed Optical Storage
Pits and Lands
BPI, TPI and Capacity
Data Rate
X-Rates and X-Wars
Data Encoding
RLL Codes for Optical Storage
EFM and EFM+ Codes
DSV - Digital Sum Value
DVD Data Formats
DVD Sectors and ECC Blocks
Scrambling
Multiple Sides and Layers
DVD-5, DVD-9, DVD-10 and DVD-18
Data Detection
Signals
Detection & Clock Recovery
Equalization
Advanced Detection Channels |
Servo System
Focus Transducer
Focus Control System
3-Beam Tracking
Differential Phase Tracking
Push-Pull
Tracking Control System
Bandwidth and its Impact
DVD-ROM Interfaces
SCSI and ATAPI Overview
DVD Command Overview
ISO 9660 and UDF Formats
DVD Applications
DVD Audio Format
DVD-Video Format
Video Object Blocks (VOBs)
CSS and Regionalization
Recordable DVD
Dye and Phase Change Technology
DVD-R and DVD+R
DVD-RAM, DVD+RW and DVD-RW
2-layer Recording
Market Trends
BluRay & HD-DVD Overview
Hybrid Discs
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