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international solid-state circuits conference | 2004

A 0.18 /spl mu/m CMOS front-end processor for a blu-ray disc recorder with an adaptive PRML

GoangSeog Choi; Joo-Seon Kim; Hyun-jeong Park; YoungJun Ahn; Hyun-Soo Park; Jin-seok Hong; JumHan Bae; Bom-Yun Kim; YongSik Joo; Tae-Hyeon Sim; In-Sik Park; Dong-Ho Shin

A single-chip front-end SoC, comprising a PRML with an adaptive equalizer, a data processor including a modem and error-correcting code and digital servo with a 16 b DSP, is for Blu-ray disc application. The chip dissipates 0.9 W at 1.8 V and 132 MHz, contains 12M transistors and occupies 50 mm/sup 2/ in 0.18 /spl mu/m CMOS technology.


international solid-state circuits conference | 1998

A 833 Mb/s 2.5 V 4 Mb double data rate SRAM

Hyun-jeong Park; S.-K. Yang; M.-C. Jung; T.-G. Kang; S.-C. Kim; Kyo-Min Sohn; D.-G. Bae; S.-S. Kim; Kang-Young Kim; B.-S. Sohn; Hyun-Jin Kim; H.-G. Byun; Y.-S. Shin; Hoon Lim

A double-data-rate (DDR) SRAM overcomes the limitation of a single-data-rate (SDR) SRAM. The main features are an auto-tracking bitline scheme to reduce core cycle time, a shortened main data line for current reduction, a noise immune circuit having high-speed transfer characteristics through a dual-rail reset dynamic circuit, a two bit pre-fetched operation, and strobe clocks synchronized with the output data to guarantee CPU data-validation time.


international conference on consumer electronics | 2005

A 0.18 /spl mu/m CMOS SoC of a front-end hardware platform for DVD-multi recorders

Joo-Seon Kim; GoangSeog Choi; Hyun-jeong Park; YoungJun Ahn; Myung-Sik Kim; KiSun Cho; TaeHo Lee; Myung-hee Han; JumHan Bae; Hyun-Soo Park; Yoon-Woo Lee; Soo-yul Jung; Joong-eon Seo; Dong-Ho Shin

This work presents a 0.18 /spl mu/m CMOS system on a chip (SoC) that is a hardware platform for the front-end of DVD-multi recorders (FESOC). It has one 32 bit RISC CPU and one 16 bit DSP as well as most of the necessary components for DVD recorders, except for an analog front end (AFE) and some memories. The necessary building blocks are a partial response channel maximum likelihood detector (PRML), a servo signal processor (SERVO), write strategy controller (WSC), a data processor (DP), an AT-attachment packet interface (ATAPI), and a micro computer unit (MCU). Using a three-layered bus architecture enables this FESOC to work well with a 16 bit-wide bus at 67 MHz for 8/spl times/ DVD operation, and to be implemented with a short development time. The FESOC is fabricated in 0.18 /spl mu/m 1-poly 5-metal CMOS technology. It contains 8.4 million transistors in a 46 mm/sup 2/ die and consumes 1.4 W with a channel clock of 209.28 MHz in 8/spl times/ operation mode.


international conference on consumer electronics | 2007

Reconfigurable Front-End System for BD/DVD/CD Recorder

JumHan Bae; Joo-Seon Kim; Hyun-Soo Park; Hyun-jeong Park; YoungJun Ahn; Myung-Sik Kim; Jungwon Lee; In-Sik Park; GoangSeog Choi

This paper introduces a reconfigurable front-end system that consists of a RF chip and two data processors (DPs). The system has the capability of reading BD/DVD/CDs and recording BD/DVDs. It can be implemented with a RF chip and a BD DP for BD mode and a RF chip and a DVD/CD DP for DVD/CD mode. The newly developed RF chip can process CD, DVD and BD. The presented BD DP can access the BD-R/ROM/RE at 2x speed. The adaptive partial response maximum likelihood (PRML) and optimum power control (OPC) algorithms for improving play ability and recordability of BDs are developed. Due to the proposed adaptive PRML, less than 2 times 10-4 of bit error rate (BER) is achieved with the tilt margin of ±0.6°. The presented OPC algorithm can reduce to the power errors of less than 3 percent in 3 seconds. The developed reconfigurable front-end system is fully verified with real BD/DVD/CDs. Three main chipset of front-end system is fabricated. A RF chip is fabricated in 0.65μm Bi-CMOS process technology and two DPs are fabricated in 0.18μm CMOS process technology.


Archive | 1997

Closed-caption broadcasting and receiving method and apparatus thereof suitable for syllable characters

Hyun-jeong Park; Jin-Hwa Yang; JumHan Bae


Archive | 2001

Soft scrolling method and apparatus of closed-caption words

Hyun-jeong Park


Archive | 2007

APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR RECORDING DATA IN INFORMATION RECORDING MEDIUM TO WHICH EXTRA ECC IS APPLIED OR REPRODUCING DATA FROM THE MEDIUM

Sung-Hee Hwang; Hyun-Kwon Chung; Joon-hwan Kwon; Hyun-jeong Park


Archive | 2002

Method and apparatus for reproducing videograms based on program ratings

Hyun-jeong Park


Archive | 2004

Method of recording/reproducing data on storage medium

Hyun-jeong Park; Joo-Seon Kim


Archive | 1997

Closed-caption broadcasting and displaying method and apparatus suitable for syllable characters

JumHan Bae; Jin-Hwa Yang; Hyun-jeong Park; Byeong-Sung Cho; Sang-rok Han

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