Magnetic Recording in Science and IndustryC. B. Pear |
Contents
Introduction Charles B Pear Jr | 1 |
Recording principles Albert W Friend | 13 |
Magnetic recording media Eric D Daniel | 58 |
Copyright | |
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ac bias Ampex amplifier amplitude analog analog recording applications Audio bandwidth bits/in block capstan carrier channel circuits clock coating components Conv core data recording decibels devices digital recording direct recording drum Electron equipment erase error ferrite ferromagnetic field film flutter flux frequency frequency modulation function gap length hysteresis in./sec inch input interblock gap IRE Natl IRIG limited linear loop machine magnetic drum magnetic material magnetic recording Magnetic Tape Recording maximum measured method modulation motor multiplexer noise operation output oxide particles peak playback head Predetection Proc produce pulse range read head readout record head recording medium recording system reduced reel drive relative reproduce result rotating sampling saturation servo shown in Figure signal signal-to-noise ratio spacing standard storage surface tape speed tape transport techniques Telemetering telemetry temperature tion usually variations voltage wavelength write head zero