4GOOD - Technology and Prototype for a 4th-Generation Omni-Purpose Optical Disc System

Hepper, Dietmar; Richter, Hartmut; Knappmann, S.; Eyberg, R.; Knittel, Joachim; Frerichs, M.; Franke, Andreas; Gahn, C.; Hyot, Bérangère; Lell, A.; Behringer, Martin; Först, Michael; Wolter, K.; Wuttig, Matthias; Semar, Wolfgang

doi:10.1109/icce.2008.4587867

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“…Following the demand of ever-increasing storage capacity of optical discs, the partners in the French-German project 4GOOD (4th-Generation, Omni-purpose Optical Disc-system) 1) are developing fundamental technologies for highdensity optical data storage (60 -100 Gbit/in. 2 ) in order to achieve at least 200 GB on a double layer 12 cm disc, or, e.g., >5 GB on a 3 cm miniaturized version (single layer).…”

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Turbo Equalization of Run Length Limited (1,9) and Low Density Parity Check Code for Super Resolution Nearfield Structure Read Only Memory Discs with 60 nm Minimum Mark Length

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Due to severe intersymbol interference and low signal-to-noise ratio of super resolution nearfield structure (SuperRENS) random read-outs, turbo equalization techniques are applied to lower bit error rates. A d 1k 9r 5 run length limited (RLL) modulation code having minimum runlength d ¼ 1, maximum runlength k ¼ 9 and repeated minimum transition run limitation of r ¼ 5 has been developed with emphasis on low joint bit detection and demodulation (super-trellis) complexity for use within turbo equalization schemes. Bit error rate (BER) performance of d 1k 9r 5 code over partial response-channels is similar to 17pp code while the super-trellis detector complexity of d 1k 9r 5 code is reduced. Low-frequency suppression performance of d 1k9r 5 code is similar to that of 17pp code under the same DC control redundancy. BER results for measured data from a 60 nm SuperRENS read only memory disc employing an InSb mask layer, using d 1k 9r 5 modulation and a high-rate quasi-cyclic low density parity check (LDPC) code, correspond well to simulation results. Continuously decreasing BERs down to 2 Â 10 À5 after five iterations show that a turbo equalization scheme incorporating d 1k 9r 5 super-trellis detection can be successfully applied in SuperRENS storage systems together with an LDPC code.

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confidence: 99%