Title of Invention

INFORMATION STORAGE MEDIUM AND METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR RECORDING DATA ON THE SAME

Abstract A recordable information storage medium having a plurality of information recording layers, where each of the information recording layers of the recordable information storage medium has a plurality or information recording layers each including a lead-in area, a user data area, a lead-out area, and a dedicated area for a drive. The amount of user data to be recorded is divided to allot the data area having the same capacity on each of the information recording layers.
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Description
INFORMATION STORAGE MEDIUM AND METHOD AND
SYSTEM FOR RECORDING DATA ON THE SAME
Technical Field
[1] The present invention relates to an information storage medium and a method and a
system recording data on the same, and more particularly, to an information storage
medium, which includes a plurality of recording layers having a layout structure of a
lead-in area, a lead-out area, and a user data area to improve a recording speed and
recording performance, and a method and a system recording data, on the same.
Background Art
[2] In general, an information storage medium is used in relation to a non-contact type
optical pickup device for recording/reproducing data. A type of optical disk as an
example of the information storage medium is divided into a compact disk (CD) or a
digital versatile disk (DVD) based on the information recording capacity. In addition,
examples of an erasable optical disk include 650 MB CD-R, CD-RW, and 4.7 GB
DVD+RW. Furthermore, an HD-DVD having a recording capacity of 20 GB is being
developed.
[3] In order to increase the recording capacity, a shorter wavelength is used as a
recording light source, and the numerical aperture of an object lens is increased. In
addition, a plurality of information recording layers are used. US Patent No, 5,881,032
issued on March 9, 1999 discloses a DVD-ROM having a plurality of information
recording layers.
[4] A sector address structure of a disk having dual information recording layers is
shown in FIG. 1 A. The disk in FIG. 1A has a first information recordicg layer L1 and a
second information recording, layer L2 that have lead-in areas la and 2a and lead-out
areas lb and 2b, respectively. ON the first information recording layer L1, a first sector
address X is increased in a direction from an inner perimeter Rin of the disk to an outer
perimeter Rout of the disk. On the second information recording layer L2, a second
sector address X is increased in a direction from the outer perimeter Rout to the inner
perimeter Rin of the disk.
[5] On the other hand, a multi -layered optical disk having more than two information
recording layers can he divided into an opposite track path (OTP) and a parallel track
path (PTP) based on directions of recording/reproducing data on/from the disk- The
OTP reproduces data from the fust information recording layer L1 in a direction from
the inner perimeter Rin to the outer perimeter Rout and reproduces data from the
second information recording layer L2 in a direction from the outer perimeter Rout to

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the inner perimeter Rin, as shown in FIG. 1B. In other words, the. track spiral
directions of the OTP optical disk, are alternately formed on each of the information
recording layers. In addition, FIG. 1C denotes an OTP multi-layered optical disk
having first through fourth information recording layers L1, L2, L3, and L4. In the
OTP multi-layered optical disk, first through fourth lead-in areas la, 2a, 3a, and 4a and
first through fourth lead-out areas lb, 2b, 3b, and 4h are alternately formed at the inner
perimeter regions and the outer perimeter regions of the first through fourth in-
formation recording layers Ll, L2, L3, and L4 of the disk, respectively. The data is
reproduced from the first information recording layer Ll in the direction from the inner
perimeter Rin to the outer perimeter Rout, from the second information recording layer
L2 in the direction from the outer perimeter Rout to the inner perimeter Rio, from the
third information recording layer L3 in the direction from the inner perimeter Rin to
the cater perimeter Rout, and from the fourtti information recording layer L4 in the
direction from the outer perimeter Rout to the inner perimeter Rin
[6] FIG. 2 denotes a PTP dual-layered optical disk having a first information recording
layer Ll from which data is reproduced in a direction from an inoer perimeter Rin to
an outer perimeter Rout and a second information recording layer L2 from which data
is reproduced in a direction from the inner perimeter Rin to the outer perimeter Rout.
In other words, track spiral directions of the information recording layers are the same.
A first lead-in area la is formed at the inner perimeter portion of the first information
recording layer L1, a first lead-out area lb is formed at the outer perimeter portion of
the first information recording layer Ll, a second lead-in area 2a is formed at the inner
perimeter portion of the second information recording layer L2, and a second lead-out
area 2b is formed at the outer perimeter portion of the second informatioa recording
layer L2.
[7] In the case of a multi-layered recordable disk, the lead-in areas la, 2a, 3a, and 4a
and the lead-out areas 1b, 2b, 3b, and 4b include information about the disk and
various conditions about recording. Accordingly, user data can be properly recorded
and reproduced when reproducing the user data from the lead-in areas 1a, 2a, 3a, and
a and the lead-out areas lb. 2b, 3b, and 4b.
[8] When the amount of the data to be recorded on the multi-layered information
storage medium is smaller than the capacity of the information recording layers, there
is an empty area on at least one information recording layer.
[9] A method of processing the empty area of the information recording layer should
be determined, for various information storage, media. FIG. 3 A illustrates a single-
layered recordable information storage medium, and FIG. 3B illustrates a dual layered
recordable information storage medium. The locations aod the capacities of lead-in
areas, lead-out areas, and user data areas are fixed.

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[10] On the other hand, the data may be recorded on the entire area of the data area of
the first information recording layer L1 and on a portion of the data area of the second
information recording layer L2, as shown in FIG. 4. When a beam passes through the
first information recording layer L1 and the second information recording layer L2, the
beam may pass through a portion L1R of the first information recording layer L1 on
which the data is recorded and a portion L2N of the second information recording layer
L2 on which the data is not recorded, or the beam may pass through portions L1R and
L2R of the first and second information recording layers L1 and L2 on which the data
is recorded. Thus, when the reproducing conditions of the areas through which the
beam passes are different, a reproducing characteristic may be affected.
Disclosure of Invention
Technical Problem
[11] As described above, when determining the layout of an information storage
medium, the consistency and unity with the information storage medium of a particular
type should be considered and the reproducing performance of a multi-layered in-
formation storage medium should be considered. In addition, it is important to improve
a recording speed according to the increase of a recording capacity.
[12] For example, a convenlsonal recordable DVD has a single information recording
layer and a capacity of 4.7 GB. On the other hand, a conventional DVD-ROM has a
capacity of 8.5 GB and dual information recording layers. However, in order to back
up the data from a DVD-ROM having a capacity of 8.5 GB, a recordable DVD having
the same capacity is required. In addition, a method of efficiently recording data is
required to reduce a back-up time of the data.
Technical Solution
[13] In accordance with an aspect of the present invention, an information storage
medium on which a layout structure of areas is defined to minimize a recording time
and efficiently move a pickup between information recording layers, and a method of
and a system recording data on the same are provided.
[14] According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a recordable in-
formation storage medium having a plurality of information recording layers, wherein
each of the information recording layers includes a lead-in area, a user data area, a
lead-out area, and a dedicated area for use with a drive, and the amount of user data to
be recorded is divided to allot the data area having the same capacity on each of the in-
formation recording layers.
[15] In an aspect of the present invention, the location of the lead-out area varies
according to the capacity of the data area.
[16] In an aspect of the present invention, the dedicated area is arranged at the outmost

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perimeter of the information storage medium.
[17] In an aspect of the present invention, when an area remains between the lead-out
area and the dedicated area, data is not recorded in that area.
[18] In an aspect of the present invention, the dedicated area is a test area, and the
location of the dedicated area is fixed.
[19] According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of
recording data on a recordable information storage medium having a plurality of in-
formation recording layers, wherein each of the information recording layers includes a
lead-in area, a user data area, a lead-out area, and a dedicated area for use with a drive,
the method including performing a test on the dedicated area for the drive, dividing the
amount of the uset data to be recorded into the number of the information recording
layers and recording the same amount of data on each of the information recording
layers, and recording. The data having a lead-out property following the dala area of
each of the information recording layers.
[20] According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a system for
recording data on a recordable information storage medium having a plurality of in-
formation recording layers, wherein each of the information recording layers includes a
lead-in area, a user dala area, a lead-out area, and a dedicated area for a drive,
including a pickup unit radiating a beam to the information storage medium, a
recording/reproducing signal process unit receiving the beam reflected on the in-
formation storage medium through the pickup unit and performing a signal process,
and a control unit performing a test in the dedicated area for the drive and dividing the
amount of user dala lo be recorded into the number of the information recording layers
to record the same amounf of data on each of the information recording layers.
[21] Additional aspects and/or advantages of the invention will be set forth in part in the
description which follows and, in part, will be obvious from the description, or may be
learned by practice of the invention.
Advantageous Effects
[22] An information storage medium according to aspects of the present invention
provides a physical layout of a recordable information storage medium. The in-
formation storage medium according to aspects of the present invention includes a
plurality of information recording layers having lead-in areas, data areas, and lead-out
areas, and the data areas are allotted lo record approximately the same amount of data
on each of the information recording layers. In addition, a layout for remaining areas
after the recording of the data is provided to minimize a data recording Lime.
Description of Drawings
[23] These and/or other aspects and advantages of the invention will become apparent

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and more readily appreciated from the following description of the embodiments, taken
in conjunction with the accompanying drawings of which:
[24] FIG. 1A illustrates a sector address structure of a conventional DVD-ROM double-
layered optical disk;
[25] FIG. 1B illustrates the arrangement of lead-in areas and lead-out areas of a con-
ventional DVD-ROM opposite track pack (OTP) dual-layered optical disk;
[26] FIG. 1C illustrates the arrangement of lead-in areas and lead-out areas of a con-
ventional OTP four-layered optical disk;
[27] FIG. 2 illustrates the arrangement of lead-in areas and lead-out areas of a con-
ventional DVD-ROM parallel track path (FTP) four-layered optical disk;
[28] FIGS. 3A and 3B are layouts of a conventional single-layered information storage
medium and a conventional dual-layered information storage medium, respectively;
[29] FIG. 4 illustrates regions to which a beam is input in the case where data is
recorded on portions of a conventional dual-layered information storage medium;
[30] FIGS. 5A and 5B are layouts of a dual information storage medium, according to an
embodiment of the present invention;
[31] FIGS. 6A and 6B are layouts of a four-layered information storage medium
according to another embodiment of the present invention; and
[32] FIG, 7 illustrates a system of recording and/or reproducing data on/from an in-
formation storage medium according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Mode for Invention
[33] Reference will now be made in dertail to the embodiments of the present invention,
examples of which arc illustrated in the accompanying drawings, wherein like
reference numerals refer to the like elements throughout. The embodiments are
described below to explain the present invention by referring to the figures.
[34] An information storage medium according to an embodiment of the present
invention has a plurality of information recording layers. Referring to FIG. 5A, each of
the information recording layers includes a data area on which user data is recorded,
and a lead-in area and a lead-out area that are arranged at an inner perimeter and an
outer perimeter of the data area, respectively.
[35] The information storage medium according to an embodiment of the present
invention may be applied to a recordable information storage medium, and more e-f-
ficiently, to a recordable information storage medium on which the amount of data, to
be recorded is determined before recording data.
[36] When an information storage medium includes a plurality of information recording
layers, the amount of data to be recorded is divided into the number of the information
recording layers in order to record the same amount of data on each of the information
recording layers. In other words, the capacities and the locations of ihe data areas and

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the lead-out areas may vary according to the amount of the data to be recorded.
[37] FIG. 5A illustrates an opposite track path (OTP) dual layer information storage
medium, and FIG. 5B illustrates a parallel track path (FTP) dual layer information
storage medium. Referring to FIG. 5 A, the dual layer information storage medium
includes a first information recording layer L1 and a second information recording
layer L2, and the information recording layers LI and L2 include lead-in areas 20-L1
and 20-L2, data areas 30-L1 and 30-L2, and lead-out areas 40-L1 and 40-L2, re-
spectively. In addition, when the amount of data to be recorded is predetermined, the
amount of data is divided into halves and each half is allotted to the data areas 30-L1
and 30-L2, respectively. The reference character C denotes the maximum of the user
data to be recorded.
[38] In addition, the lead-out areas 40-L1 and 40-L2 are arranged at the outer perimeters
of the data areas 30-LI and 30-L2 of the information recording layers to record the
data in a pattern having a lead-out property. Thus, a location of the lead-out areas
40-L1 and 40-L2 varies depending on the amount of data recorded.
[39] In this case, the lead-in area and the lead-out area that are located in the middle in a
data recording direction may be referred to as a middle area or a connection area. In
other words, the lead-out area 40-L1 of the first information recording layer L1 and the
lead-out area 40-L2 of the second information recording layer L2 in FIG. 5 A, and the
lead-out area 40-Ll of the first information recording layer L1 and the lead-in area
20-L2 of the second information recording layer L2 may be referred to as the middle
areas or the connection areas.
[40] On the other hand, an information storage medium according to an embodiment of
the present invention includes a dedicated area for use by a recording and/or re-
producing apparatus (hereinafter referred to as a drive) in order for the drive to read
recording inforrmation before recording user data. The dedicated area, may include., for
example, a test area for performing a lest for detecting an optimum recording power of
a recording medium and/or an area of recording information about recording histories
of the drive.
[41] However, the test in the drive is performed before recording the user data, thus it is
impossible to recognize the amount of data to be recorded. Therefore, the drive cannot
determine the location of performing the test. As a result, the location of a test area
should be fixed.
[42] Referring to FIGS. 5A and 5B, dedicated areas for use by a drive, for example, test
areas 45-L1 and 45-L2 may be fixed at the outmost perimeter of the information
recording layers L1 and L2. When an information storage medium is loaded in the
drive, the drive performs tests using the test areas 45-L1 and 45-L2 and records data.
Thereafter, the drive records the pattern having the lead-out property at the outer

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perimeter of data areas 30-L1 and 30-L2. which are set depending on the size of the
data to be recorded. The lead-out property is a data pattern to prohibit a pickup from
separating from an information storage medium.
[43] In the case where an empty area exists in the test areas 40-L1 and 40-L2 when the
recording of the pattern having the lead-out property is finished, the areas 43-Ll and
43-L2 between the lead-out areas 40-L1 and 40-L2 and the test areas 45-L1 and 45-L2.
respectively, remain empty. Since the empty areas 43-Ll and 43-L2 are present, a
recording time cart be reduced compared to a case where the pattern having the lead-
out property is recorded at the outmost perimeter of a recording medium. In addition,
in order to efficiently move a pickup between recording layers, the recording may be
performed according to an OTP type.
[44] FIGS. 6A and 6B illustrate an OTP multi-layered information storage medium and
a PTP multi-layered information storage medium including first through fourth in-
formation recording layers Ll, L2, L3, and L4, respectively.
[45] The first through fourth information recording layers L1, L2, L3, and L4 include
lead-in areas 20-L1, 20-L2, 20-L3. and 20-L4, data areas 30-H, 30-L2, 30-L3, and
30-L4. lead-out areas 40-L1,40-L2,40-L3, and 40-L4, and dedicated areas for a drive
45-L1,45-L2,45-L3, and 45-L4, respectively.
[46] The amount of data, to be recorded is divided to be approximately equally
distributed among the data areas 30-L1,30-L2, 30-L3, and 30-L4 each having the same
capacity thai are formed on the first through fourth information recording layers L1,
L2, L3, and L4, respectively. In addition, the lead-out areas 40-L1, 40-L2,40-L3, and
40-L4 are arranged following the data areas 30-Ll, 30-L2, 30-L3, and 30-L4 on which
the user data is recorded. The reference character C designates a maximum amount of
user data that may be recorded. The pattern having a lead-out property is recorded on
the lead-out areas 40-L1, 40-L2, 40-L3, and 40-L4.
[47] The dedicated areas 45-L1, 45-L2, 45-L3, and 45-L4 may be arranged at the
outmost perimeter of the information recording layers L1, L2, L3, and L4. When areas
remain between the lead-out areas 40-L1, 40-L2, 40-L3, and 40-L4 and the dedicated
areas 45-L1, 45-L2, 45-L3, and 45-L4, these areas are empty 43-Ll, 43-L2, 43-L3 and
43-L4.
[48] FIG. 7 illustrates a system recording/reproducing data on/from an information
storage medium according to an embodiment of the present invention.
[49] A system recording/reproducing data includes a pickup unit 50, a recording/re-
producing signal process unit 60, and a control unit 70. More specifically, the system
includes a laser diode 51 of radiating a beam, a collimating lens 52 of collimating the
beam radiated from the laser diode 51, a beam splitter 54 of converting the path of the
incidence beam, and an objective lens 56 of concentrating the beam from the beam

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splitter 54 on an information storage medium D.
[50] The beam reflected from the information storage medium D is reflected on the
beam splitter 54 and received by an optical detector, for example, a quadrant optical
detector 57. The beam received by the optical detector 57 is converted into electric
signals by passing through an operation circuit unit 58 and output as RF signals, In
other words, channel Ch1 detects a sum of signals and differential signal channel Ch2
detects push-pull signals.
[51] Referring to FIG. 5A, by way of example, the control unit 70 performs a test in test
areas 45-L1 and 45-L2 of the information storage medium D before recording data on
the information storage medium D. In addition, the control unit 70 records ap-
proximately the same amount of user data on each of the information recording layers
L1 and L2 of the informaiion storage medium D. The control unit 70 controls the
pickup unit 50 to radiate a recording beam of a proper power, which is obtained by the
test, to record. the user data on the information storage. medium D. When, the recording,
of the user daia is finished, the pattern of a lead-out property is recorded in at least one
of the lead-out areas 40-L1 or 40-L2.
[52] In addition, when areas 43-L1 and 43-L2 remain between the data areas and the
test areas 45-L1 and 45-L2, the control unit 70 finishes the recording without recording
data on the areas 43-L1 and 43-L2 (i.e., the areas are left empty).
[53] In order to reproduce the data from the information storage medium D, a beam
reflected from, the information storage medium D is input to the optical detector 57 by
passing through the objective lens 56 and the beam splitter 54. The signals input to the
optical detector 57 are converted into electric signals by the operation circuit unit 58
and output as RF signals.
[54] A method of recording data according to aspects of the present invention
recognizes the amount of data to be recorded on an information storage medium when
the information storage medium is loaded on a drive, and performs a test on a
dedicated, area for the drive, for example, a test area of the information storage
medium. Thereafter, the amount of the data is divided to allot data areas having ap-
proximately the same amount on each of information recording layers. Then, the data
is recorded based on the allotted amount of data, and the data having a lead-out
property is recorded following the data areas on the information recording layers.
[55] On the other hand, when areas remain between the lead-out areas and the dedicated
areas for the drive, these areas are empty.

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Claims
[1 ] A recordable information storage medium comprising a plurality of information
recording layers, wherein each of the information recording layers includes a
lead-in area, a user data area, a lead-out area, and a dedicated area for use with a
drive, and an amount of user data to be recorded is divided to allot the user data
area having an approximately equal capacity on each of the information
recording layers.
[2] The recordable information storage medium of claim 1, wherein a location of
each lead-out area varies according to the capacity of the corresponding user data
area.
[3] The recordable information storage medium of claim 1 or 2, wherein each
dedicated area is arranged at the outmost perimeter of the information storage
medium.
[4] The recordable information storage medium of claim 3, wherein when an area
remains between corresponding ones of the lead-out area and the dedicated area
of each information recording layer, data is not recorded therein.
[5] The recordable information storage medium of claim 1 or 2, wherein the
dedicated area is a test area.
[6] The recordable information storage medium of claim I OT 2, wherein a location
of each dedicated area is fixed.
[7] The recordable information storage medium of claim 1 or 2, wherein each
dedicated area is arranged at an outmost perimeter of each information recording
layer of the information storage medium.
[8] The recordable information storage medium of claim 7, wherein when an area
remains between each lead-out area and corresponding dedicated area of each in-
formation recoding layer, data is not recorded therein.
[9] A method of recording data on a recordable information storage medium having
a plurality of information recording layers, wherein each of the information
recording layers includes a lead-in area, a user data area, a lead-out area, and a
dedicated area for use with a drive, the method comprising:
performing a test for the drive using the dedicated area;
dividing an amount of user data to be recorded into the number of the in-
formation recording layers and recording a same amount of user data on each of
the information recording layers; and
recording data having a lead-out property following the user data area of each of
the information recording layers.
[10] The method of claim 9, wherein the dedicated area is arranged at the outmost

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perimeter of each information recording layer.
[11] The method of claim 8 or 9, wherein whan an area remains between the lead-out
area and the dedicated area of each information recording layer, data is not
recorded therein.
[12] The method of claim 8 or 9, wherein a location of the dedicated area is fixed.
[13] A system recording data on a recordable information storage medium having, a
plurality of information recording layers, wherein each of the information
recording layers includes a lead-in area, a user data area, a lead-out area, and a
dedicated area for use with the system, the system comprising:
a pickup unit radiating a beam to the information storage medium;
a recording/reproduciog signal process unit receiving the beam reflected on the i
nformation storage medium through the pickup unit and performing a signal
process; and
a control unit performing a test in the dedicated area of each information
recording layer for the system and dividing an amount of user data to be recorded
into the number of the information recording layers to record an approximately
equal amount of data on each of the information recording layers.
[14] A method of improving recording and/or reproducing of data, on recording layers
of an information storage medium, comprising:
determining a size of data to be recorded on the information storage medium;
determining operation information on a test area of each recording layer of the
information storage medium;
portioning the data sueh that an approximately equal amount is to be recorded in
a data area of each recording layer,
recording the portioned data in the data area of each recording layer of the in-
formation storage medium; and
recording a lead-out property pattern to delineate the data area of each recording
layer of the information storage medium.
[15] The method of claim 14, wherein each test area is disposed near an outmost
perimeter of the information storage medium.
[16] The method of claim 14, wherein additional data is not recorded in an area
between the delineated data area and the test area of each recording layer.
[17] An apparatus, comprising:
an optical pickup recording and/or reproducing data on/from recording layers of
an information storage medium; and
a controller determining operation information of the information storage
medium by controlling the optical pickup to perform tests in a fixed area of each
recording layer of the information storage medium, determining a size of data to

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be recorded on the information storage medium, dividing the size of the data ap-
proximately equally among the recording layers, controlling the optical pickup to
record the divided data in a data area of each of the recording layers and
recording a lead-out property pattern delineating the data area.
[18] The apparatus of claim 17, wherein the lead-out property pattern is recorded in a
lead-out area, a position of which varies depending on the divided size of the
data.
[19] The apparatus of claim 17 or 18. wherein the fixed area is at an outmost
perimeter of the information storage medium.
[20] The apparatus of claim 19, wherein additional data is not recorded in an area
between the delineated data area and the fixed area.
[21] A recordable information storage medium substantially as herein
described, with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[22] A method and system of recording data on a recordable information
storage medium substantially as herein described with reference to the
accompanying drawings.
[23] A method of improving recording and/or reproducing of data on recording
layers of an information storage medium substantially as herein described with
reference to the accompanying drawings.
[24] An apparatus substantially as herein described with reference to the
accompanying drawings.

Dated this 3rd day of February, 2006

A recordable information storage medium having a plurality of information
recording layers, where each of the information recording layers of the recordable
information storage medium has a plurality or information recording layers each
including a lead-in area, a user data area, a lead-out area, and a dedicated area for
a drive. The amount of user data to be recorded is divided to allot the data area
having the same capacity on each of the information recording layers.

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Patent Number 255645
Indian Patent Application Number 294/KOLNP/2006
PG Journal Number 11/2013
Publication Date 15-Mar-2013
Grant Date 12-Mar-2013
Date of Filing 10-Feb-2006
Name of Patentee SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
Applicant Address A KOREAN CORPORATION, 416, MAETANDONG, YEONGTONG-GU, SUWON-SI, GYEONGGI-DO 442-742. REPUBLIC OF KOREA
Inventors:
# Inventor's Name Inventor's Address
1 LEE, KYUNG-GEUN 229-1006 SIBEOMDANJI WOOSUNG APT., SEOHYUN-DONG, BUNDANG-GU, SEONGNAM-SI, GYEONGGI-DO, 463-773 REPUBLIC OF KOREA.
2 HWANG, WOOK-YEON 65-2 DAESHIM 2-RI, YANGSEO-MYEON, YANGPYUNG-GUN, GYEONGGI-DO, 476-822 REPUBLIC OF KOREA.
PCT International Classification Number G11B 7/007,G11B 7/24
PCT International Application Number PCT/KR2005/000512
PCT International Filing date 2005-02-24
PCT Conventions:
# PCT Application Number Date of Convention Priority Country
1 10-2004-0013788 2004-02-28 Republic of Korea