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Phase-distortion compensator for high-density digital magnetic-tape recording

Phase-distortion compensator for high-density digital magnetic-tape recording

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A method of compensating for phase distortion in magnetic-tape recording by Miller coding at densities exceeding 4000 bit/cm is described. The method is based on varying the phase of the flux transitions generated at write time as a function of the data pattern being recorded.

Inspec keywords: compensation; encoding; magnetic tape storage; magnetic recording

Other keywords: compensator; magnetic tape recording; Miller coding; flux transitions; phase distortion

Subjects: Sensing devices and transducers; Display, recording and indicating instruments; Recorders and indicators for control systems; Storage on moving magnetic media; Codes

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