System for recording a signal with tracing and tracking distortion compensation on a record disc

Claim 2

A record disc recording system comprising: means for supplying an input signal f(t) to said system for causing said system to record on a record disc; cutter means having a cutting angle θ for recording by cutting on a record disc; tracing and tracking distortion compensation means for producing an output signal Tp -1 {f(t)} as expressed by the equation: ##EQU32## where r is the radius of the tip of a stylus used for reproducing the signal recorded on the disc; V is the linear velocity of the reproducing stylus relative to the sound groove of the record disc; f(t) equals d{f(t)}/dt; and f(t) equals d{f(t)}/dt; said tracing and tracking distortion compensation means having a coefficient weighting adder means for weighting a plurality of signals by a plurality of predetermined coefficients and adding the weighted quantities; and means responsive to the signal Tp -1 {f(t)} for driving said cutter means in order to record a signal on the record disc.

Claim 3

A record disc recording system as claimed in claim 1 in which said means for supplying a recording signal comprises: matrix circuit means for forming a sum signal and a difference signal responsive to two channel signals; circuit means for angle modulating said difference signal; and circuit means for multiplexing the sum signal of a direct wave and the difference signal thus angle modulated and for supplying the resulting multiplexed signal as the recording signal f(t) to said tracing distortion compensation means.

Claim 4

A record disc recording system as claimed in claim 1 in which said tracing and tracking distortion compensation means comprises: transforming circuit means responsive to the input signal f(t) which is supplied to the system for transforming said input signal f(t) respectively into a first signal {f(t)} 2 /V 2 , a second signal {f(t)} 3 /V 3 , and a third signal {f(t)} 2 f(t)/V 4 ; said coefficient weighting adder means weighting said first signal from the transforming circuit means by a coefficient (- rcosθ), weighting said second signal by a coefficient (- rcosθsinθ), weighting said third signal by a coefficient (r 2 cos 2 θ), and adding the resulting quantities thus obtained to the input signal f(t) thereby to produce the output signal Tp -1 {f(t)}; and coefficient signal generating means for generating a coefficient signal 1/V in accordance with the radial position of the cutter means on the record disc and supplying the same to said transforming circuit means.

Claim 5

A record disc recording system as claimed in claim 3 in which said transforming circuit means comprises: first differentiator means for differentiating the recording signal f(t); first multiplier means for multiplying the resulting output signal f(t) of said first differentiator means and the coefficient signal 1/V from said coefficient signal generating means; second multiplier means for multiplying by itself the resulting output signal f(t)/V of said first multiplier means; third multiplier means for multiplying the resulting output signal f(t)/V of said first multiplier means and the resulting output signal {f(t)} 2 /V 2 of said second multiplier means; second differentiator means for differentiating the resulting output signal {f(t)} 3 /V 3 of said third multiplier means; and fourth multiplier means for multiplying the resulting output signal 3{f(t)}2 f(t)/V 3 of said second differentiator means and the coefficient signal 1/V from said coefficient signal generating means, said coefficient weighting adder means for weighting the output signal {f(t)} 2 /V 2 of said second multiplier means by a coefficient (- r/2 cosθ), weighting the output signal {f(t)} 3 /V 3 of said third multiplier means by a coefficient (- r/2 cosθsinθ), weighting the output signal 3{f(t)} 2 f(t)/V 4 of said fourth multiplier means by a coefficient (r 2 /6 cos 2 θ), and adding the resulting quantities thus obtained and the recording signal f(t).

Claim 6

A record disc recording system as claimed in claim 3 in which said coefficient signal generating means comprises means including an actuating member which moves together with said cutter in the radial direction over said record disc and electrical circuit means responsive to said movement of said actuating member to generate a coefficient signal of a voltage 1/V in accordance with the position of said cutter in the radial direction of said record disc.

Claim 7

A record disc recording system as claimed in claim 3 in which said transforming circuit means comprises: first multiplier means for multiplying the recording signal f(t) and the coefficient signal 1/V from said coefficient signal generating means; first differentiator means for differentiating the resulting output signal f(t)/V of said first multiplier means; second multiplier means for multiplying by itself the resulting output signal f(t)/V of said first differentiator means; third multiplier means for multiplying the resulting output signal f(t)/V of the first differentiator means and the resulting output signal {f(t)} 2 /V 2 of said second multiplier means; fourth multiplier means for multiplying the resulting output signal f(t)/V of the first differentiator means and the coefficient signal 1/V from said coefficient signal generating means; second differentiator means for differentiating the resulting output signal f(t)/V 2 of said fourth multiplier means; and fifth multiplier means for multiplying the resulting output signal f(t)/V 2 of said second differentiator means and the resulting output signal {f(t)} 2 /V 2 of said second multiplier means, said coefficient weighting adder means operating to weight the output signal {f(t)} 2 /V 2 of said second multiplier means by a coefficient (- r/2 cosθ), to weight the output signal {f(t)} 3 /V 3 of said third multiplier means by a coefficient (- r/2 cosθsinθ), to weight the output signal {f(t)} 2 f(t)/V 4 of said fifth multiplier means by a coefficient (r 2 /2 cos 2 θ), and to add the resulting quantities thus obtained and the recording signal f(t).