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The laser beam passes down through the beam splitter, which can be a simple semi-transparent mirror.
Part of the beam is deflected to the right and the rest continues on to the focusing lens.
If the laser focuses on a reflective part of the CD, it bounces back upward.
The beamsplitter then deflects part of this reflected beam left to the photodetector.
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